Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-25

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THE CITY In BRIEF
DR.. N. w. Getz. surgeon, physician.
Kemble's flowers, 529 North Third
Men wanted at the packing house
Apply Britain & Co.
The best laundry work is done a,
F>litton's, West Main.
) Cheapest place in town to buy fire.
works at Simmons Book Store.
Don't forget to attend the buggy auc-
ton on Saturday w. 2. Maulsby.
Henry Pappe's ladies' parlor is offer
. ing white etamne and mohair suits a,
$3.50; worth double.
Large variety of ladies' washable
stocks and white silk gloves just ar
rived at NJ. +. Andrews
: Big children's carnival Thursday,
i Friday and Saturday at 400 North
Fourth street. Watch eor the big pa
rade.
! John A. Lane left Wednesday even
ing for Fort Dodge. where he Will at
tend shoot given by the Fort Dodge
Gun Club.
| Your comfort for the next few months
depends upon where you buy your
shoes. Buy them at Tuttle's Economy
Shoe Store.
1 Ladies. beginning next Saturday
morning, we will commerce a great
Fourth of July sale in our ladies' par
lor. Watch our lad" tomorrow. Henry
Pappe.
Mrs. r. A. Ely and daughter. Miss
| Carrie, went to Nevada Wednesday
evening. called by word announcing the
| illness of Mrs. j. c. Ely. Mr.. Elzy's
mother.
Mrs. C. Q. Frazer ana Mr. and Mrs
A. l.. Frazer went to Ur:on this morn
| ing to attend the funeral of the late
Robert c. Johnson. which was held this
afternoon.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
be entertained by Mrs. James Bricker
and Mrs. Smith at the Bricker home
corner of Main and Third avenue, to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3o.
1t will pay you to see our large dis
play of trouser wearab,es: an endless
selection of new and robby patterns.
Our window is worth inst a peep. II
tailor
Miss Vera Fox. daughter of Editor
Fox. of the Gearing Enterprise who
has been in the city as a patient "a the
Singleton hospital for the past few
weeks. returned to Gearing Wednesday
evening.
Earl Roberts. who has been employed
in this city as a clerk at the Fair
Store. went to Buxton Wednesday ev-
ening, where he will enter the en-
ploy of w c. Wells. proprietor of a |
large general store in the mining
town.
Mr. c. e. Albrook, of Eldora. passed
thru the city Wednesday evening" en- |
route to Salt Lake City, where he will |
remain for three or four weeks, looking |
after the interests of some mining |
property that he owns, located about |
zoe miles south of Salt Lake.
Now is the time to buy fireworks at !
Simmons Book Store
Ira Kempkes day operator at the in
terlocking plant, arrived home Wednes- t
day from Chicago, where he has been /
as delegate from the operators and |
agents of the Iowa division, in atten-
dance at a general committee meeting |
of operators and agents of the North
western system, to prepare Il new scale
for presentation to the company. The I
schedule was agreed upon and has been
presented The management is TO NEE.
the committee on August l to give its
answer.
Henry Pappe's ladies' parlor is sell
ing $40 tailor-made suits at s5.75.
Miss Bessie W. Parker left Wednes-
day evening for Ottumwa. where she
Will be present at the sessions of the
annual convention OF the Iowa State
Music Teachers Association. Miss
Parker was formerly vice president of
the association, and has taken part in
the programs Of the concerts, held in
with the conventions, for i
number OF years. She will appear this
year on Friday nights program, play
ing a group of three numbers--Chop-
ms Nocturne in f major; Mendel-
ssohn's Rondo Capriccioso; and two oc-
tave studies by Orth.
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Hammocks and croquet sets at
prices at Simmons Book
Store.
Mr.. H. Birdsall, of the Pilgrim. ar
rived IN the city Wednesday from Los
Angeles, Cal, and expects TO remain
and look after the hotel, of
which he Is taking personal charge Mr..
John G. Ferrall. his brother in law,
who has been in charge of the hotel since
June /, Will still assist in the manage
ment, and will remain here Indefinitely
Mr.. Ferrall is one of the stockholders ,,
Of the Western Grocery Company, and :
may again identify himself with the :
in an active business way. Mr..
F'errall went to Oskaloosa Wednesday
evening to remain few days
evening to remain for few days look
ing after business matters.
The Political Equality Club held the {
asst meeting of the year at the home of /
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, 1907 Summit street, 5