Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-24
Treftry's ice cream Is best.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.

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All psrcales. the best quality, sc inch |
width, for 10 cents. at Newcomers.
Bear in mind that Henry Pappe's
stock Of negligee shirts is fully complete
Yet.
The men or women who have their
work done at F'litton's are the ones at
whom people look twice.
Coal to get UP steam with? Well, we
guess so. Jasper County is the stuff.
For sale by Irwin Lumber Company.
We are making Very low prices on
first -class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
us. Narshalltown Stone Company.
rooms and 5, court house.
Mr.. Branch Jones, the Western Union
operator who handles the Associated
Press report for the Times Republican.
a six weeks stay in Chicago, where he
has been working for the company.
We know of a firm that iss giving its
customers the benefit of clearing sale
prices ON tailor-nade suits. We think
lit is the proper thing for the firm to do,
as the opportunity does not present it
self but once a year. That firm is Pee
tersen & Co, the leading tailors
The Colorado special Monday evening
was several minutes late, owing TO the
playing out of the mammoth engine,
No 20l. which was leaking badly and
consequently refused TO make steam.
| In fact, Engineer Bailey was afraid he
lscouldn't get the heavy train up the
State Center hill With the amount of
steam on when the train reached this
lspoint. smaller engine was received
| at Colo, which assisted the train, to
Boone.
\ Mr.. W. S. Porter, of Eldora, was in
i the city Monday, on his way home from
4 Omaha, where he accompanied his wife
and daughter Hortense. on their way 10
/ Grand Lake, Col, where they Will spend
| the remainder of the summer. Mr. For
8ter expects to visit Grand Lake him
selfsin the course of a few weeks, for
his annual outing. The lake has be-
leone quite a resort for Iowa people
/ within the past few years. In fact, sew
I eral miles of the lake front are owned
by Chancellor Craig. of Drake Univer-
Islty who annually stocks the waters
4 With 10000 brook trout.
4 Terrace Camp at SANKEY'S mill which
Lis the present llabitation of the Forney-,
4 AlcBride-North party is pronounced by
q those who have been lis guess as an
Ideal camp. All the comforts OF civili-
4 cation have been added TO. the enjoy
1 ments5 of the woods and the combination
Lisa good one Despite its distance from
! the CITY, the camp has not been without
Its callers, anc sunday proved quite a.
\ reception day. many driving out and
Il Stopping for a few moments. Mr.. and
4 Mrs Forney had az their guests over,
L SUNDAY Mrs. a. II. Looms, of Chicago.
Miss MplIie Allison. Mr.. Frank Willard
and son Arson.
I'll The state assembly of the Epworth
. League is being held at colfax, and
4 from all. over the state good Methodists
are combining the desire for pleasant
touting with the wish 10 attend the
Y meetings and hear the many noted men
and women who are TO appear on he
d programs. and are gathering at the lit
81 Tie town made famous ny its springs.
Marshalitown viii not be unrepreselitci
9 for Two carriage loads have 8left herr.
for an overland drive 10 the assembly
grounds. where they viii camp MIR.
a and Mrs. j. A Cattell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Mce;reW and daughter Edna were
81 one party and the other was composed
J Of Mrs. Fl. S Ha!bert and daughter,
!. Miss Alertie, and Misses Allie and Lois
Barstow.
Those who do not care for boys and
Who object to the noise which they al
!. ways scontrive TO make. would not have
enjoyed the party at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs, II "A Unit IL,
Church street, Monday afternoon, for
: the house was fun of boys, and 80 was
the lawn until the Showers drove then
I indoors But the. boys themselves ferl-
!, joyed the hours to the best of their abil-
ity, and that 10 saying a good deal. l,
i 4aa the nth birthday of Master Mas
r Smith, and heEand his brother Russell
/. We're acting as hosts 10 the following
e little boys, Raymond and Wyllis Lusby
: Paul Simpson, Arthur Randall, Arthu!
y Tiffany, Forrest Whealen Nlorlant
i, Bishop, Will ard George Bloomfield
r Alton Flitton, Roy Myers. Cla,enc,
$, Norman and Winfield Scott. goot
/, supper was served BY Mrs. Smith am
g Miss Zell, before the suests went home
Rev. q. w. Mullen Of Nevada, pre-
+ siding elder of the Cedar Rapids dis
= tI!Sl " Ni!t- N]illlSu arrangement cfurGn
i who is Well known in this city ard wa
+ formerly pastor of the church here, wa
it in the city Monday night betweel
IS trains. en- route to Waterloo, where h
r Was summoned by telegram announc
is ing that his mother. Mrs. sarah Muller
r, was lying at the point Of death. Rev
g Mullen had just passed thru the city ii
the evening, en- route home from Ceda
& Rapids. and the sad MESA &c was await
: ing him when he reached Nevada
: Which barely gave him time to get d
i !, bound train. Mrs. Mullen is in ne
: Sith year and is an old-time residen
: of Story county. having lived near Ne
: vada since 1853 unit! three years ag.
. when she Went to Waterloo to make he
!, home with her daughter, Mrs r. NJ
= Evans. wife Of Rev. Evans, OF tn
y United Evangelical church.
Lawns and challies for az cents a
T. Newcomers sale.
is The Centrals need of good place I
i unload its passengers was clearly dem
Monday evening during tn
< rainstorm that prevailed at the tim
$ the evening trains arrived. The raj
II was falling in torrents when the trai
4. from the north reached the denof an