Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-28
Fire works for sale at the Paragon.
DIR. Trotter, office with DR.. Mighell

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DR. Trotter. office with DR.. Mighell
Special sale al snclear's tomorrow.
Dressed chickens at Culley's, 10 cents
a pound.
II. T. Mairs, osteopath physician, over
Fidelity bank.
Remember the races July 9, 10 and II
at Finkle's park.
HANDKERCHIEF sale tomorrow all day,
10 cents Archie Parker.
SPECTATOR Saturday mems So and
75-cent shirts for 40 cents. The Fair
There will be excursions at Clear
Lake next Sunday from Rockford, H..
and Lacrosse. Wis, also one from Mar
shalltown, under the auspices Of the
Forty-ninth Regimental band. Rates.
s1.25 for the round trip. via the Iowa
Central railway. Special train leaves at
6 a. M.
The Burlington. Cedar Rapids &
Northern railway has gotten out neat
booklet descriptive of the beautiful sum-
raer resorts at Spirit and Okoboji lakes
III northwestern Iowa. Free copies Will
be mailed upon application to John e..
Farmer, assistant general passenger
agent. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
"A famous game of golf was played on
the Country Club course last evening,
when Messrs. H. S. Lawrence and
George A. Howe played c. H. E. Board
man and Charles Click. Lawrence made
the nine holes in 40. Howe in IS, Board
| man in 45 and Click in 90. The combined
score of each pair was SO and So, which
lis extraordinary playing on the Mar
4 shalltown course.
| The pupils of Mr.. c. N. Patrick, who
! have organized under the name of the
4 Imperial Mandolin and Guitar Orches-
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
of the pupils to the number of seventy
4 lent program. consisting of numbers by
4 the club and trios and sextettes dane
4 ing was enjoyed. The orchestra has a
membership of eighteen.
| Mr.. e. p. Berggren, who has been en-
ployed as a clerk in the office of Man
ager r. w. Archer of the Standard Oil
/ Company, has resigned his position and
has been succeeded by Mr.. Garlic. Bratt,
SON of Mr.. ard Mrs. A. p. Bratt. Mr..
4 Archer has been given an assistant in
! the person of MIR. Jud G. Morrissey, of
Harlan, who Will look after the greater
share Of the business in this district
on tha road. leaving Mr.. Archer only
four bulk stations, at lama, Nevada
: Hampton and Eldora, to look after per-
4 sonally.
Mrs A NJ. lIaggard. of Des Moines
ST president of the C. w b NJ, and
wife of Dean Hagsard, of Drake Uni
L varsity. was in the city Thursday an6
at the home of Mrs. w H. Darnsr. or
West church street. addressed the loca
society of the Christian church. Mrs
Haggard's talk WAS on The Spirit OF
Missions" and proved very interesting
About fifty ladies were present and fol
lowing the address the society served
light refreshments. Mrs. Haggard wa:
entertained during her stay in the cit,
! by Mts F. Aubrey Smith. who has
known her for many years.
Vice President and General Manages
= L. F. Day. of the Iowa Central. who ar
i CINt-l III SltS SosAS oAeci hopAi Va
: a special train from the south. accom-
;, panied by Chief Engineer II. G. kelae.
II and Mr. John Graham, Jr., of Norfolk
81 Va. spent the Gay in the city lookins
after business matters needing his per
soral attention that have accumulate
: since his last visit here. He Will leav
! for Minneapolis this evening. Mr.. Ora
t ham is a representative of New forl
!. banking institution and In cempan
: with Mr. Day he has made carefulsin
( spection of every foot of Iowa Contra
: property in order that he may report 7
t the banking interests that are figurin
I on handling the first refundlng mort
e sage bonds that will be authorized
d the stockholders meeting in Ciiicag
: the latter party of July The inspee
i ton has been a very thorough one !
speaking Of the property Mr.. Day sal
y the physical condition Of the 81 ha
$ improved very acceptabiy Sa7.ns u
: pas, year and that the work of improve
n ment now being done was progressin
very satisfactorily.