Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-12
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Try the Middle West" cigar
Try the James Cooper 10 cent cigar
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys, surg
Screen door and bath tub enamel
Schmdt's hardware store.
Our great semi annual sale is still in
progress. Bannatync & Lay.
\ surrey in good condition for sale
cheap. No. 81 East Church street
H. e. Simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoffice.
Nineteen cents buys any ladies neck
lie in the house. tonight only, from till
. O'Clock. The Fair.
one hundred -acre farm; fair inn
Iprovements; deep Well. cistern; fenced
good soil Two and one-half miles
easy 1t is a bargain and should go
quick. Will III. Hill & Co, 1o7 +
Main st.
Mrs. j. d. Vail entertained in the
rieishborhood of twenty five little
misses at her home Friday evening.
from to 10. in honor of the llth ami
versary of her daughter. Nalrosa The
party was in the nature of a surprise
ard the little guests were entertained
With games and music turnout the
evening, following which refreshments
were served by Mrs. Naii.
Mr.. V. A. Brundage was in the city
this morning between trains, EN- route
to ColfaN, where he spent the day with
his son. Earl. who is in the employ of
a poultry commission house of that
place. Mrs i8rundage. who has been
suffering with poor health for several
months. is spending the summer with
relatives in Kalamazoo. Mich, and is
being greatly benefited by her stay at
the lake.
Messrs. Carroll and Biscoe kibbey
entertained Il company of about thirty
friends Friday evening at an informal
gathering ut the l<ibbey home. Progress
sive hearts We're played Mr.. Harry
Denmead receiving the gentlemens
head honors and Miss Pauline Andrews
for the ladies. Ping-pong was also en-
jcyed in the dining room and cards III
the kibbey bungalow. Mrs. lNibbey
served light refreshments during the
evening.
Bishop r. n. Morrison, of the Iowa
diocese of the Episcopal church. will
2rriye in the city this evening to re-
main over a portion of Sunday. Rish-
OPP Morrison's visit is for the purpose
%: confirming Il class ut st. PauS Sun
day morning. He will also conduct the
morning service. The personnel of the
confirmation class is Misses Winnie and
Edna Cross. Bessie Bugby and Florence
Harris and Mrs. w. Il. Ronine and Mrs
Ii. p. Black.
The extremely high water in the Des
railroads into the capital city, is inter
fering considerably with the freight
traffic on the Great Western. Trains
90 and "a, north bound We're annualled
Friday between Des Moines and Dell
Vein. and Nos. so and SO wree aban-
doned between Reinbeck and Oelwein.
No. 81 was also annulled between Oel-
vein and Des Moines. Slow orders be-
tween Oelwein and Reinbeck. where
the road suffered heavy washouts a
week ago. are still in force, and all of
the trains from the north are from a
half to an hour late. Between Rein
beck and Marshalltown, however, all
trains are making schedule time. At
Des Moines the Great Western is |
all passengers, baggage |
and express by team from the union
station to Ninth street. The *. & w. I
tracks between Fourth street and |
South Des Moines have been washed |
away and the Great Western trains,
which have been using that road in
letouring, can not so west of Fourth
.t,nat