Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-09
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Or. Bay. woodbury. block.

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New patterns in table oil cloth.
Hoyt's Department Store.
!! Get my prices on gasoline stoves;
they are low. ID. j. Bullock.
| One thousand yards of ginghams go
at 5 cents yard. Lee & Benedict.
/ IRA Duncan has moved his harness
shop to No. 90 North First avenue.
a great new southern song at Adam
sons, 116 West Main. Call and hear it.
It will pay you to get our prices be-
fore you buy. j. F. Irwin Lumber Conn
Epany.
EARLY buyers get the choicest bar
gains at our clearing sale. Bannatyne
& Lay.
Twenty-Five cent qualities in wash
goods. 15scents a yard. Hoyts Depart
ment Store.
You will always find the largest and
best stock of mems and boys summer
Wear at Henry Pappe's.
We are overstocked on cotton covert
cloths. They go tomorrow for 10 cents.
+
! dict
You can have a good selection. Get
/ the best to be had a. our stock reduc-.
ing sale of nobby suitings and trouser-i
ings. Hopkins.
Little Pearl Deuel., daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Deuel., who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks with
lscatarrh of the bowels, is conralescent
and rapidly improving.
The water in the river is receding all
most as rapidly as ii came UP. There
was no rise above Steamboat Rock.
(which indicates that the recent storms
Ibid not extend north of that point.
Miles Tilden, of Ottumwa. arrived in
the city Sunday With a string of horses.
| for the races. Mr.. 'rilden was here two
years ago with Colorado Prince. The
prospects age that several of the local
track records will be broken at this
meeting.
| Word has been received from Mr..
John sBannatyre, who is now in Boston,
saving that he will sail from that city
on tl,r 18th for a summer trip thru
England. France and Bavaria MIR.
| I'annatyne will journey to Oberammer-
gau to sse the Passion play.
The Centrals north bound passenger
| No. 5. due here at 5:o5 p. M, was de-
Ilayed over an hour Saturday owing to
a breakdown OF the engine at Oak
lville. Another similar accident oc-
tcurred this morning at Clifford. in re-
/ n II M f11 10, 80,
4 an hour being experienced in each case
Miss Ella Ferguson left this morning
4 for Omaha, where she will remain, in
Idefnitely at the home Of her sister.
4 Mrs. Eta HIATT, who has been Ill for
I8some time. Mrs. Sophia Ferguson has
I been at her daughters bedside for sew
eral weeks. and friends of the latter in
this city will be pleased to know that
she is convalescing slowly.
Miss Anna Punnell chaperoned the
A following young people, who drove to
Il Haverhi!l Sunday and after attending
j church there, enjoyed a picnic dinner:
Misses Gertrude Bendlage, Annie Me-
Mahon, Cecilia Punnell. Anna Marcy.
Nellie Plunkett and Josie Coulton;
Messrs. Hiram Shaver. George Portz,
Peter Lang, John Alinetor and. John
McGlade.
The Central's north bound thru
freight No. o. due into tlis city shortly
after dinner, was delayed several hours
I. Sunday afternoon on account of the en-
ginc. one of the new Baldwin COM
pounds breaking down al Albion. En-
gineer Charles Rogers, with another To-
connective of the same class, was sent
4 south light shortly after o'clock to
4 bring the train north.
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The children Of the Baptist Sunday
school We're gladdened Sunday by the
announcement. made in both the senior
Y and junior departments that the annua
I. picnic would be held this year on
& Thursday. Aug. 9. These picnics have
Icome 10 be very enjoyable affairs, and
are looked forward to by the little one.
especially. weeks before the time ar
trives. This years holiday will be en-
4 ioyed at Timmons' Grove, between All.
bion and Marietta
Mrs. Josie Wolcott received letter
this morning from her son, Mr.. Charlie.
z. Cook. who is making tour of Eu
! | rope In company with Mr.. II. P. Den
4 sSi.sOlt5tlilS ely tNJOOh Suy lie dIl(
. his running mate are in the best O
health and enjoying their trip immense
/ !y, altho the Weather has been rain,
> and disagreeablc most of the time sine
+ they arrived They left London on tn
= 2Sth ult. for Paris Where they rename,
until July l, when they went to Municl
b for days stay. After the Munich visi
: they went to Hamburg, to visit at TIL
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Couch
7 man.
. Mrs. o. L. Binford, who has bee
n spending the summer In Ohio. has bee
3 enjoying a delightful visit among oil
: friends. On the Fourth, in Salem. o
g she attended a family reunion at whic
f over eighty We're present The Dali
o News of Salem of a recent issue has tn
}. following item concerning Mrs. Bin
: ford: ION Saturday Of this week tiler
is to be reunion at the home of Mr.
Isaac Lloyd. il is for all the ladies i
:, this vicinity who attended school at til
:, academy about thirty years ago, and
: :, to be given in honor OF Mrs. Abb
Binford, Of Marshalltown, Ia, who
s visiting relatives and friends her
= There will be about twenty ladie
Y present"
e The first Marshall county pension fc