Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-16

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THE CITY In BRIE]
DR.. Bay, II East Main.
Try the Middle West" cigar
That Girl Montana at Liebig's
Try the James Cooper 10 cent cigar.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath, IS East Malr
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys. surf
Kilt skirts for ladies at NJ. +. An
= drews'.
Remember our removal sale will con
tinue but q short time. Now is the tim
ic shoe UP your family. Bromley's Sho
Store.
4 Mrs. Nerl Mershon, of Hubbard ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening. b
tsunmoned owing to the illness of he
mother, Mrs. Jud Garfield.
Rev. j. Edgar Williams. of Ear,han
arrived in the city Tuesday evenin:
from Minneapolis, and will be here 70
a few days visit With friends.
Buggy tops cushions, backs. sid
curtains or anything in carriage trim
ming. Old work repaired. &. l.. Web
stei, rear of Humlong's, 20 North Cen
1 ter street,
Sam Roseland r. E. Duffield. RALPH
Church, DIR. Hiram Turner, p. j. Jacob
son and Charles f. Ramsey. of Gilman
Were in the city today in attendance a
| the races.
The maximum temperature. as re.
ported by Oberserver Jones yesterday
was IS: minimum 90. This is for tn,
twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
| this morning.
| All persons knowing themselves in.
dehted to us will please call and settl,
at once, as we shall leave all accounts
With an attorney for collections. Brom-
| ley's Shoe Store.
| Miss Ellen Nj. Stone, who has made
her fortune as the result of a short
vacation visit with the Bulgarian bri
gands, passed thru the city yesterday
en- route from Des Moines to Water
loo. where she fills a lecture engage
ment.
Oskaloosa Journal: Mrs. r. f. Hall
ferty, of Marshalltown, and daughters,
Mrs. A. p. Huggard and Miss Laura
Halferty, of Davenport. We're in the city
visiting friends and on Tuesday de-
parted for Richland, where they are
guests of friends
The Junior League of the Methodist
church gave an ice cream social OIL the
lawn of the church parsonage Tuesday
evening that was largely attended by
the younger people of the church. The
lawn was we'll lighted and everyone en-
joyed d good time.
Mrs. William Winslow. of Jewell
Junction, who was compelled to sub
puerperal eclampsia a few weeks ago,
while visiting at the home of her hus-
bands father, r. n. Winslow. OF La
Noble, is doing very nicely and is con-
sdered out of danger.
Mr.. Linn Shaw. editor of the Orange
County Daily Herald. at Santa Ana, Cal,
has recently been appointed postmaster
at that place. MIR. Shaw is a nephew
OF Captain C. H. Shaw. and was for
merly a resident of this city. having
been employed as a compositor on the
T.-R some twenty years ago.
Miss Sara Nichols. of Minerva, who
has been attending the IONA State Nor
NAL Schools summer session at Cedar
Falls, arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing, being summoned home because of
the death of her grandfather. the late
Stacy Nichols. Miss Nichols was the
guest of Miss Nellie Stewart over night
and Went to Minerva this morning.
DR.. A. l.. Bryant, of LaMoille. was in
the city Tuesday, being on his way
home from Des Mcines. where he had
been to consult a specialist concerning
his own i'll health. DR.. Bryant has been
suffering for some time With stomach
trouble. and for several weeks has been
growing worse. He is summoned home
on account of the illness OF his wife.
The excursion that was run by the
Iowa Central to Mason City Tuesday
on account of the national picnic of the
Modern brotherhood of America. was
'airly Well patronized. The special
started from Grinnell and consisted of
nine coaches. The train was very Well
illed when it left this city. there hay
ng been seventy three tickets sold out
If this point
Charles Adams has purchased the liv- |
FRY barn on North First avenue and is |
prepared to furnish the customers of /
hat popular barn with the finest rigs !
1t reasonable prices. The Adams barn i
las always been noted for the fine |
urnouts and Mr.. Adams will sustain it's |
previous good reputation. When you
want a stylish rig call at the Adams
,arn and YOU will be accommodated
If parents understood how much |
rood work their sons and daughters
ould accomplish during this vacation
,eriod by attending Dudley Business
College forenoons only we would (
carcely have room to Accommodate
hem. We are prepared to give first
lass Work in algebra, geometry. his
Dry, arithmetic, penmanship, spelling.
tc. No further advertising of this