Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-28

AllS 10 tie at 14CL1y app
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
Or. Mishell. surgeon and physician.
The highest spot in town. Pappe's
great clothing house.
For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
Did you ever think of it. YOU owe 1t
to yourself to buy your clothing. hats
and furnishing goods at Henry Pappe's.
You can get fresh homemade candy;
every day at the Sioux Falls Kitchen.
Choice candy TO- Is. 20, % and 30 cents
a pound, and 81 and 40 cents a box.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
met Friday afternoon with Mrs. L. F.
kellogg. "A pleasant afternoon was
spent and the hostess served refresh-
ments.
We are now booking orders for every
thing in the fuel line from kindling
wood to hard coal. Our guarantee goes
with every order. Come early and avoid
the rush. Baker Bros.
We are making very low prices on
flrst-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
us. Mars.lalltown Stone Company.
rooms and 5. court house.
Rev. w. b. Mccresl, of the Evangeii-
cal church, will be in Center Point on
sunday to preach. His pulpit will be
supplied by j. S. BARLEY and Chaplain
Cole
Have Your shoes shined at Wall &
Rails by Professor Luke Raglin. Best
sinner in the city. While he is shining
Your shoes you may b njoy a good cigar
Al the best brands sold at our store.
Nall & Rails.
The grocerymen Of the west end nave
challenged those of the east side of
Center street to a game of ball, TO be
played at Clear Lake on Aug. %, or the
date Of the groeerymens picnic to that
city The west end men have material
for a good nine. as have also those of
the east end. and itis not unlikely that
a close and hard Thought battle will re-
suit.
Mr.. George j. Pomeroy, of Newton.
son of Veteran and Mrs. w. Is. Pome-
10Y. Of the Soldiers Home. arrived In
the city today from Des Moines, and
Viii spend sunday as the guest of his
parents Mr.. Poniesoy has been to the
capital city to take his, final examina-
tons for the railway mail service. He
Is now assigned to a run on the *. d.
between Keokuk and Des Moines.
Messrs Frank Brown, e. c. Pigman
and Claude Fetters returned this morn
ing from Lasalle. III, Where they have
been IL Attendance at the firsmen's
tournament Mr.. Rrwon trained the
8Farming;on team for the races, and
had the pleasure q I seeing his proteges
vii, second money Ii all the events en-
cepting the eli pionsnip, in which
thy secured third place Messrs Pig
man ard letters acled as couplers for
the Litehtield team.
the General. has been wanted here for
The pas, month. because he failed to
nay a board bill 81 81 at Stones res
taurant Sheriff Shoemaker located
Alter ~ Hilwatha, kasy and wlrad the
Sheriff hare To arres him. a telegram
cane back Friday night saying that
Alter had paid the claim and costs TO
avoid AIRS 4, ard that the money was
now on the WAY TO thistcity.
MIR Roy Moffatt. at his home. No. H.
South Second street. entertained Friday
evening in honor Of his cousin. MIR Ray
Mnffatt. of !1anark. Ill. who Went to
Des Moines this morning after short
Visit here Refreshments were asrved
after a numbered games had been en-
fjoyed. Tbs guests We're Misses Bessie
Arnold, Lille Rain, Myrtle Arey, Belle
land Eta Garnaghan, Nea Frazier and
blanche Robinson: Aiessrs Harry
Smith. Pearl Wikle, Harry Hotchkiss,
IEarl Whitney, Otto Tuttlc. Carey
I8rown, Charles Eckerman and Charles
f0less1n.
a picnic supper was spread at The
I Soldiers Home Park Friday evening
(which Was much enjoyed by the fol.
lowing gentlemen and their families
Mcssrs. ID. w Marston, Il. A Beeson
iGeorsc Wilton C.. Fl. Whitehead. w
is. Robbins, l.. l.. Putzel. r. j. 5Wasson
| H. Y. Speers. r. F. Binford. w. C. sOs.
4 man .Jr. F. 9; Anringer, A. Janncy, w
4 N. Shannon, j. L. Hole and r. S
lsiSads: Mrs G. i. Rroadhead and tvs,
children, fChicaso: Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ack
4 ert. Misses Martha Rroadfiead Lo,
Hole. Bertha and Clara Taylor. o
4 Cedar Rapids.
A family party in some instances ma,
Il be rattle. a small aaffir. but where som,
aEpeople are concerned. it makes quite /;
4 snod-aized crowd. Such was the cas-
4 Friday evening, when Mrs. Johann;
Il Gerhart and daughter. Mrs +. b. New
iEcoiners entertained their relatives fo
Mr.. and Mrs James Meclanahan. q
/ Minneapolis. Who are guests at III,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Stewar,
st3Thera We're fen of8the guests who wer,
mot related and il was q large part,
sithat partook of the buuntifu ana !c.
gIscions supper serNed at s o'clock. Thei
1.-The crowd turned itself into porch an,
/ lawn party and spent a number Of hap
4 pS hours in conversation and a genera
lgood time.
4 Rev. j. G Van Ness, pastor of tn
i First Methodist church, will leave Mon
I day morning for his annual vacatio
"trip, and Viii be absent from home un
a til the latter part OF August. He goe
Ifirst toaonsioN. Jones county. accom-
panying his aged mother, Mrs. Mary Il
II Van Ness, wh0&has been his guest for
few weeks, TO the home Of his sistel
Mrs. Il Johnson, at Onslow. Fror
s.J,f icit he, 2,