Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-22

"A Sunny Southerner" at Liebg's.
DIR. Nichols Over 10 East Main.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
Paper napkins for parties and socials
at E'litton's laundry.
Muslin underwear sale begins tomor-
row morning. Lot No. 3 20 cents. Ar
chic Parker.
"'1.ias' Wife," which says II count
life Just a staff To try the souls
strength on" at Liebigs
There will be an excursion over the
Chicago Great Western to st. Paul and
Minneapolis July 81, S. for the round
trip.
The contracts for the seven new
buildings to be erected at the Soldiers
Home. for which the legislature appfo-
rriated funds at its last session. VIII
he let on the 3lst inst by the board OF
control at Des Moines,
Ladies. now is your chance. Iomor-
row silk ginghams. silk tissues, SILK
mules. silk nouselne de sol, dotted
mules. silk and wool challies. that sold
for a.. 30 and 60 cents: choice of the
lot for S7l2 cents a yard.
Mr.. John w. Mackay. president of
the Postal Telegraph Gable Company,
died in London on the 20th INST, ana IN
pursuance With instructions received
from the division superintendent the
local office is draped in black III menu
DRY of Mr.. Mackay.
The members of the State Center
base bal! team passed thru the city
this morning, en- route to Hubbard,
where today and "Wednesday they meet
the club of that place. Thursday they
will be in l1ldora to play the team of
that city and Friday they cross bats
With the locals here.
Mr. w Il. Cunningham left for
Wooden this morning, where he viii
spend week with his brother. MI
Charles Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham
las resigned his position with Mr.. j. n.
Lane and has accepted a similar one
with Mr.. William f'urhush and will as
sumo his new duties on Aug !.
A special ear attached to the North
western Pacific express this morning
had on board fifteen or twenty stock
holders of the Mexican King Gold and
Copper Mining Company. EN- route from
Milwaukee to the companNs mines ~
Tres Piedras, n. NJ. where they arc
going to inspect their property.
w. c. Dilley suffered very painful
accident this afternoon, whereby he los
the greater portion of the small finger
of his left hand. MIR. Dilley was doing
some woodwork and the az he was us
ing slipped, cutting his finger almost off
Just above the second Joint. phNsi-
clan was called and amputation Was
found to be necessary.
Miss Jean Clements was hostess
Monday night at her home. 4o4 South
Second street. to a crowd of young lad
les from among the most intimate
friends of Miss Gertrude Adams. who Is
to be married Wednesday evening to
Mr.. George Il. McMichaels. The affair
was in the nature of a china shower for
Miss Adams, who was made the re-
cipient of n number of pretty gifts. Re-
We're served by the hostess
during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. F,ells and son
Paul, of Quarry, passed thru the city
Monday afternoon on their way to
Grinuell where this afternoon at 3
o'clock they were present at the mar
rage of Mr. Eells' sister, Miss Lola
Eells. of Ontario, Cal. to DR.. w. s.
Simpson. of Des Moines. Miss Eells has
been in Iowa for the past year, visiting
relatives in different parts of the
stlte Dr.. S.1pson is we'll known in
Grineli. and for twenty-five years.
until recently he was a practitioner in
that city DIR. and Mrs. Simpson Will
leave tonight for Ontario, Cal, where
they expect to make their home.
AT the last moment the Eldora base
bah team showed the white feather and
telephoned the manager of the local
nine this morning that the aggregation
would not be here to meet this city's
team this afternoon. rs arranged. Ihls
action on the part of the Hardin coun-
tv team can not be accounted for, IN
view of thefact that the club was so de-
sirous of again meeting the local nine,
and promised, after the game in Eldofa
a week ago, 10 play return game here
TODAY. The only known reason for
their non appearance is that they We're
DESTROYS of avoiding another trimming
at the hands of the locals. Having al
ready advertised the game for today
the Tama club was secured to NIL the
Eldora engagement
Why people will buy poor grade OF
flour and pay the same price for 1t that
a first class article can be had Tor is Il
mystery 1t takes time to convince
many that the Banner brand OF HOUR
manufactured by Hammond & Son at
LeC;rand is equal to any flour on the
market, but when once they have tried
it they are always patrons. The four
is made of the best hard wheat, ana
their machinery is the most modern
known today in milling, so that 1t can
not but be first class. Another article
that Hammond & Son are manufacture
ing that is fast growing into popularity
is pancake flour. 1t has a large sale and
is certainly meritorious. Their break
fast food is gaining deserved reputa-
ton, and is meeting with a ready sale
You may exchange your wheat for Ban
rer flour at the mill or with Hammond
g. Benedict in this city.
Muslin underwear sale begins tomor-
row morning. Lot No. 80 cents. Ar
chic Parker.
Mrs. ii. r. Plowman, of Marietta, Pa.
formerly Miss Agnes Lloyd, of this
city, for number of years an operator
i'm the exchange of the Marshall Tele-
l...,,1, C,nnalal1nM a1.ri A.nl in the Gilt Y