Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-17

IfeIIry ice cream tS best.
Or. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
DIR. Bullard, osteopath, Al West Main
The largest assortment of corsets in
the city at NJ. L. Andrews.
Ladies waist eNtenders is cents each
Hoyts Department Store.
Miss Van yilzer, 2o6 West Church.
street, is prepared to do sewing.
Val Blatz Milwaukee beer is the best
for family use. Gust Bierman, Agent.
Just received fresh supply of lime
plaster and cement Gregory Brown
Coal Co.
Young republicans Will form a rough
rider club at the east court room to-
night.
if the prevailing weather continues,
July Will make a record in the matter
of rainfall.
Cleaning up price on mems light co.'s
ors in madras shirts, 80 cents. Hoyt's
department Store.
The last rain did not extend very Tar
to the north, as the river, which has
been susceptible to the slightest rain
fall north, was not affected
Do NOT neglect TO attend our clear
ailce sale Weicars save YOU money. All
rev goods al cost. Bremley's Shoe
Store, 1lo East Main street.
Veteran Wallace Proctor, of the Sol
l3diers Homo, returned Monday evening
r,l.s. ~.
months, spent With his family at Mus
catine.
One dollar and ninety eight cents and
s2.6S fer t he choice OF any tan shoe in
Tour store fer ten days. We make the
price low to get quick action. Ingledue
& Young.
4 Rev. Frank G. Coffin. pastor of the
sClernons Christian church. was in the.
}city Monday en- route home from Mad
I rid, Where he filed the Christian.
! church pulpit sunday
/ Rev. Carl summervil. president of
4 Palmer College, LeGrand. was in the
city Monday on his way home from
sClemons. where he preached in the
II Christian church Sunday
We are making very low prices on.
/ first-class foundation stone. You can
ist,ve money on Your stone bill by seeing
us. Alarshalltown Stone Company,
rooms and s. court house.
Mrs. Burt Purcell of Iowa Falls. who
4 has been visiting in the city several
weeks a the home of her uncle. DIR. ii.
Duiiield, Of the Soldiers Home, re-
4 3tucQeCl home fbi g!
About 400 pairs of men's tan and OK
4 bload SHOES, the celebrated Regent
Ss.5o. Theys;so in this clearance sale ait
i s2.6s Green trading stamps with ali
purchases. Ingledue & Young.
Mr. Ben Hinman, Who was called 10
the city because Of the Illness of his
ln9sher. Mrs. S II. Human, has re-
4 turned % Chicago. His Wife remained
4 here, as the senior Mrs. anna is not
8iraprored.
EVERY ian shoe vs sfrsIs great
clearance. sale vas bopgllt..y's this las,
spring and al.e 4. s'iiSsi-Tly NJ to-date in
saiSSll;lrs and sixty-ei eight cents
!. Il I'd SI.5s buy the choice of any tan shoe
f9in our store for ten days only Ingledue
& Young.
Mr. Charles Williams, Miss Olive
3hBrunner. Miss Mary BAILEY. of Marietta.
81 Mrs. j. l.. Lander. Mr.. Charles .'iclien.
II and Mr.. Fred Taylor We're in State Ger
tier today. where they attended the
funeral Of the lafe Harry West. who
Was drowned in Cedar Rapids sunday.
Judge obed caswell left Monday ev-
Saning for Iowa city, whare he viii be
in attendance at the annual convention
isof the Iowa state Bar Association in
q session Ioda. and tomorrow. Sol. J. NJ
Parker and Hon. j. T.. carney expect
10 be present at the "Wednesday ses-
sion.
DR.. b. z. shirk, accompanied by his
! SON Mr.. Robert shirk, Of Mankato
i MINI. left this morning for trip thru
central Minnesota 10 anve stisate tht
!, damage done TO crops By the recent
storms. Mrs. Robert Shirk accom-
panied her husband north as far as FL
dora and Will8visit relatives there nn.
til his return.
Articles of adoption We're fled Will
! the county recorder on Monday where.
by John Clytner. a resident Of Kansas
land only Surviving parent Of Mis-:
Pearl clsnlsr. aged II, relnquishss al
claim and right TO his daugntar'> care
.5lsand gives her over TO Mr.. -. +. Harris
of Liberty township, i Well know
3 farmer Of the county Miss Clyiner by
theBartieles is 10 be known hereafter a!
i Pearl G,jymers Harris
William Paul stone and brick
! mason of tbs. city, who rooms over tbs
I Jonn S, Brandon store on South rhird
avenue. was, having a little Fourth q
i July all by himself in the hallway adj
joining his room Monday evening. arc
lighted 4; cannon cracker. The cracker
eEp'oded sooner than he expected ana
went off in his right hand, badly LAGER
!, Eating the thumb and hail of the hand
, The index and middle fingers were
!, slightly injured by being powderburned
New adinissionsto the Soldiers Hone
!, lrecaived during the past few days arr
i as, follows: John w. Au!ons, Gompan,
!. c. Eighth NeH York artillery. Warrel
: county: William sWatslander. Compan,
: c. One Hundred FortSflfth Pennsylva
: MIA infantry. Tama county: Humnhre,
!. i Penn, Company y. Third Illinois 5caval
! ~, Webster county; Henry Nolta, Com
. pany #, Fliftieth Iowa cavalry, Glen
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