Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-10
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The new white wolfe. Archie Parker.

The new white wolfe. Archie Parker
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East MAR
Ladies' white shirt waists 4 off. Ar
chic Parker.
Attend the dance Saturday evening
at Finkle's hall.
Real shirt waist linen, sc inch, 81
cents. Archie Parker
j Watch for bargains in our show win.
dow tomorrow. East End Bargain
Store.
Eighteen inch pure linen crash, 121:
cent quality, 10 cents yard. Archie
Parker.
Royal Neighbor dance on July IS ir
Maccabee Hall. Admission 10 cents
Everybody invited.
Remember the entire stock of the
Iowa Tea Company is being sold al
cash. Don't wait until ii is too late.
/ Manufacturers sample line sateei
petticoats one third less than cost a
our dissolution sale. Bannatyne Il Lay
L
will give free with each 50cent pur-
chase Saturday a pretty eightand a
Ihalf-inch ornamental japanese vase.
Town Talk" tells all about the new
towns on the Chicago Great Western
railway. For free copy send to Edwin
b. Magill, manager townsite depart
ment, TT. Dodge, Ia.
Iowa Central Dispatcher crissie, of
Oskaloosa, Is in the city acting as re-
lief for Day Operator Fred Bates in
the local yard office. Mr.. Bates is TAX
| ing few days vacation, which he is
| spending with his wife at Dillon.
| A meeting of the members of the
i judiciary committee of the council was
held Thursday evening to consider mat
ters that have been referred to the COM
mittee at recent meetings. A report is
to be made at the regular meeting of
the council on Monday night.
District Passenger Agent George
Bristow, of the Chicago Great Western
passed thru the city Thursday even
ing, accompanied by his wife and child
rem. en- route home to Des Moines from
Spirit Lake. where Mrs. Bristow and
family have been for a three weeks
outing.
G. H. Ruth. of the Marshall Oil
Company, left yesterday for New York
and other eastern points for a months
stay on business. He will visit Phila-
delphia, Pittsburg. and other Pennsyl-
vania points closing up contracts with
the large refineries for next winters
business.
The Hawkeye. business car of Gener-
al Manager L. f. Day, the Central, was
brought TO the city this morning from
Minneapolis, to go into the shops. The
car is to be thoroughly cleaned and re-
finished and will have the beautiful APP
pearance OF new car when the paint
ers have completed their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams and son
Wilbur, of Oskaloosa, who We're called
to Clinton few days ago to attend the
funeral of Mrs Williams brother, the
late Guy Benjamin, spent Thursday In
the city and returned to their home
in the evening. Clara, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Williams, will remain here for
a two weeks visit with her aunts.
Mesdames C. A. Miller and Joseph
Smith.
Frank Brady, of Monmouth, H., for
merry clerk TO Division Roadmaster j.
b. Kelly, of the Central, at Mason
City. passed thru the city Thursday
evening. en- route to Mason City to again
take up the work of his old position.
The clerkship to Roadmaster Kelly was
abolished about four months ago, but
the clerical work is so heavy that 1t
has been deemed advisable to again
employ clerk.
A camping party composed largely
of young people from Gilman, viii
break camp early next week at Stan |
ley's mill, where a most pleasant out
ing has been enjoyed for the past two
weeks Those composing the party are
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graves, Mrs. Elma
Fanton- Sievers. Roy Gould and Ray
Duffieid. of Gilman; Mrs. K. Nj. Ban
croft, of Chicago. and Miss Allie Will
cox, of Montour.
Have you had fried spring chicken
this season? II not, you should teie-
phone j. G.. Leutennegger Il Co., South
Third avenue He has o large supply
of them. AT the same time you might
order some lamb. mutton, beef sau-
sage or anything in tina. line that you
want. Mr.. Leutennegger carries COM
plete line of picnic goods and the very
choicest. If you are not already GUS
toner telephone a trial order.