Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-30


church Monday evening: finds well
como
VIII be open till 10 a. Monday.
and closed rest Of the daI Brusters
grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blu hre miles
east Of the city. are rents OF a
daughter.
Reynolds & sheldon grery will be
closed all day Monday. 9ne your Or
ders in. Phone p.
Horse racing at fair rounds Labor
Day afternoon. Admtyon to grounds
free; grand stand 20 nts
Mr.. r. e. Apgar retned today from
Des Moines, where heas been attend
ing the state philosophers conven-
ton.
Mrs. John Moone Jr.. who under
went an operation gSt. Thomas nos
pital a week ago, isnak!ng good re-
covery.
Grape juice fo1the sick and the
well. % cents folpints. 80 cents Tor
quarts. and IS cos for two quarts at
Culley's.
Mrs. Henry Pipe left this afternoon
for Fort Madisl. where she will re-
main for a tw'weeks' visit with her
mother, Mrs. IW. Herminghausen.
Mr.. and MrsFrank McCandless. for
merly of this:ity, but now living on
the Blackburn & Darner farm, two
miles southef Of Bangor, are parents
of son.
Mrs, w Hinesley and daughter
Helen. Of Jxington, Mo-, arrived IN
the city Thsday evening and will be
here for a w days visit at the K. K.
Kemble hoe.
Mrs. w. Wallace, 401 North Third
avenue, WI is at st. Thomas hospital
where an nergency operation for APP
pendicitis as performed last Sunday,
is doing rely.
Mrs. GIL. Wachter arrived home
this morrag from four weeks visit
with relaves at Hamburg. Ill. Mrs.
Wachter Also enjoyed Mississippi
river triIto st. Louis.
Miss >ra wilkie entertained a few
friends a dinner party at 6 O'Clock
THURSDAY at her home, Ill North
Fourth s|eet. The evening was spent
by the lists in social way.
Ebert Marcy, the NJ. & st. L. ma
chirist's Ihelper who was severely
burned TN days ago by an exploding
torch, islable 70 be up and about st.
Thomas hospital. from which he Will
be dis,hrged within few days.
We Meier try to keep our goods after
we get tenn; We want to pass them
out. and , put t mildly the new blues
and browA mixtures are going like hot
cakes. Sdne new ones just received at
Hopkin & SONS. he popular tailors.
A numbe Of prties from this city
motored to Conrad Thursday to attend
the annual deld rect. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. L. Ingledue. N. and Mrs. e. H.
Keller and nr. and Mrs. G.. w. Miller
were among those present from this
city.
Mrs. T. F. Thorntn, Of Omaha, for
merly Miss Anrabel Hoes. Of this city,
who is a patient atst. Thomas hos
pital. will undergo surgical opera
ton some time next eek. Mrs. Thorn
ton is suffering withan infected gall
bladder. -ss~
Mrs. Thomas Annd, sos East
Boone street, was .bstess Thursday
sat her HON to the ,Norwe-
gian Ladies' Aid Sociey, who spent the
hours working for the nciety. The hos
tess served refreshmeny during the az
ternoon.
There will be besiRes three clsss
races at fair ground Lsboa Day nov
city race for driving horss, hitch-up
drive a half mile. unhitch purse $40,
first, second and third mdey. Those
wishing to enter notify secretary c.
e. Wicklund.
Mrs. w. E. Maben. II Colorado
Springs, who has been hele for a visit
at the parental John Galloway home.
to the city Thursday evening
from Estherville, where SIZE has been
her brother, Df. W. P. Gallo
way. for ten days.
Mrs. c. A. Lands. 1O{a East Church
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the Ladies' AUXILIARY Of the Y. NJ. G.
A Following the bu3ness session a
social hour was enjoyed during which
Mrs. Lands, assisted " her daughter
served refreshments.
Mrs. Harry Gallaghet TO West Ne
yada street. was remodel to her home
today from st. Thoma4 hospital where,
four weeks ago, shf passed thru
an extensive surgical operation. the
third similar ordeal within the past
year. Mrs Gallagher Is improving
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Fbrkner, s05 West
Church street entertained yesterday
4 party Of Chicago friends, who have
been touring Iowa in the automobile
Mrs. Forkner's sister, Hiss Louise Wolf
IF Joliet, ILL.,. who has been In Mar
shalltown for three weeks, accompan-
led the party on their homeward trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waterman and
children are home from stay Of al
most three months in Texas. Their
principal stop was at Seguin at the
home Of Mr.. Watermans brother. Rich
ard Waterman. Miss Edith Waterman
II Salinas, Cal, was also there FOL
the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Waterman
,isited also in Galveston and San An
ionic.
Several member Of the class Of 1912
II tho Marshalltown high school went
% Ames this morning to enter Iowa
State College as freshmen. The party
eaving today was competed Of Paul
Malloy, who will enter the agricultural
Harmon Stanton and
vern WINERY. who will enter the for.