Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-16

lnss at Hopkins.
Bargains in wash goods at our clear
ing sale. Bannatsne & Lay.
Val Blatz Milwaukee beer is the best
for family use. Gust Bierman, agent.
Miss Van vilzer, 2os West Church
street, is prepared to do sewing.
Ladies' muslin skirts at SO, 45, so, 60,
IS and SO cents at NJ. F. Andrews.
Wash skirts and wash dresses cheap
at our clearing sale. Bannatyne 6 Lay.
AS nice $3.50 gentleman's tan shoe
as you ever saw at Wallace shoe sale
for $3.50.
Special sale of all hair goods. cos
Emetics, waves, wigs, etc. Nine. Rema,
80 fremont block.
Any ladies' tan or oxblood shoe in our
store except the Jenness NIiller) goes
IN this sale for ten days only at $1.9S a
pair We also give YOU green trading
stamps. Ingledue & Young.
We are making very low prices on
first-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
US. Marshalltown Stone Company,
rooms and 5, court house.
Every day You put off buying pair
of those SO tan shoes for $1.9S makes
your chances that much smaller for
getting properly fitted. Sale only lasts
ten days. Ingledue & Young.
Mrs. w. j. Head spent Sunday in
Grinnell with her mother, Mrs. S. NJ
Hoffine. and accompanied home her
little daughter. Wilfreda, who has
been visiting her grandmother for a
month.
A low rate has been named by the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
railway for the National Republican
League of the United States at ST.
Paul. Mimi, July 1919. Call on agents
for full information.
Up too a. m. the rainfall amounted to
AS of an inch. according to the Western
Union gauge. The maximum tempera-
ture Saturday was 81 and the minimum
40. Sunday was cooler, the maximum
being IS and the minimum &C.
Whitaker's Lake Shore Hotel, at
Clear Lake, one of the best appointed
at that popular resort. will keep free a
band of musicians during their outing
in consideration of music furnished.
This is an excellent opportunity.
A round trip rate of one fare plus 81
has been named by the Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids & Northern railway for the
biennial conclave, knights of Pythias
at Detroit, Mich, August % to Septem-
Der 1. Call on any agent for full infor-.
nation.
Every tan shoe we offer in this great
clearance salewas bought new this last
spring and are strictly up-to-date in
style. Two dollars and sixty-eight cents
and s1.9S buy the choice of any tan shoe
in our store for ten days only. Ingiedue
& Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hardy, Of Den.
Yer, arrived in the city Saturday from
New York, where they but recently arr
rived after a visit of several weeks In
Europe, principally at the Paris exposi-
ton. They will remain for a few days
visit with Mr.. Hardy's mother. Mrs. T.
II. Hardy, when they will leave for
Talmadge, Neb., to visit Mr.. Hardy's
brother-in-law Mr. Lem Goodwin.
before leaving for their home.
Mr. Walter Bush. of Amarillo, Texas
who has been in the5city three weeks, in
company with his wife, visiting at the
home of the latter's brother. Mr.. T.8J
Thayer and sister. Mrs. l.. NJ. W'ilkin-
son, left Saturday evening for his home.
called by a telegram announcing COM
plication in the business affairs Of a
l.
interested Mr.. Bush expects to return
to the city within few weeks and
Mrs. Bush will remain until her hus-
band completes his business affairs in
the scut!,.
The second meeting OF the retail
clerks of the city, with the purpose Of
forming branch of the International
Clerks Association, will be held this
evening under the direction of Miss
Emma Lanphere, OF Galesburg, ILL.,, in
ternational organizer. Miss Lanphere
will explain the objects of the associa-
tion fully and the benefits to be derived
by the same. The meeting was origi-
nally called for the east court room, but
as that can not be secured another au-
dience room will be selected before
evening, and by assembling at the
court room directions will be given as
to the place selected.
"The Suffers an informal uphol-
sterer's organization Of the city. who
have enjoyed annual picnics for num-
Der of years, are off on a lark, leaving
Sunday morning for Lyle, MINI, for a
week or ten days fishing in the Cedar
river. The party is composed Of City
Marshal Jones, James Tate, Ed L..
Staat and Frank Cavert All got off on
the early train with the exception Of
slim" who. in taking few moments
to see Officer Frank Weaver before he
left, missed the train. The city marshal
was given place on the T.-R.'s special
train. that left the city for the north
a q o'clock, and he was thus enabled to
reach his destination by evening. or
but few hours after the others ar
rived.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bishop daughter Miriam
and son Morlan entertained Saturday
afternoon their friends and playmates.
1t was Master Morlan's Atm birthday.
The children spent a happy afternoon
on the lawn, where their refreshments
We're served, While their mothers en-
joyed the cool parlors. Assisting Mrs.
Bishop were Misses Zell Smith, Carrie
Sheldon and Lulu West. Of State Cen
ter. The guests at this pleasant party