Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-27
laltnu 5lnndap, anp ~ 1909
George J. Allen, opthalmologIst.

George j. Allen, opthalmologist.
| You save one fourth TO one-half on
muslin underwear at our removal sale.
Archie Parker
Special inducements for thirty days.
Call on DR.. l.. r. Phelps, the ophthal-
moogist for information.
| Degree of Honor Lodge ice cream So
ciable, Mrs Vance's 511 North First
avenue. Tuesday evening, July IS.
Misses fine black ribbed. Shaw knit
hosriery. the 25-cent quality. removal
sale price, Is cents. Archie Parker.
Undertaken H. E. Simkins was In
Minerva today where he had charge of
| the funeral of the late Mrs. Mary NJ.
Middleton.
Our neighbors talk about us. Ask
them about the water we use in man
ufacturing our pure crystal ice. They
come to the plant for it every day. Both
| phones 436.
| There Is always someone who can
offer just what you want If you only
knew where to find him. Tells your
wants in a paper everybody reads and
the right fellow will find you.
Besides being the Pure Ice Com
pany" we are also the "one price ice
company" Your money is worth as
much as your neighbours with us, and
the price of our pure crystal ice made
from distilled water is but 80 cents per
hundred to rich and poor alike. Both
| phones 436.
w. L. Peckham went to Clemens Sat-
| urday evening to attend the Pentecostal
tabernacle meetings being held there by
Rev. +. p. Ellyson and wife of this city.
Mr.. Peckham went to Bangor Sunday
morning, and was at the Sanford church
Sunday evening, Where he assisted in
the meetings.
Captain c. c. Pigman, of the Gen.
trail fire station, and Fireman Roy
Fetters left for Sioux City this morn
ing to attend the state firemen's tour
nament, which begins Tuesday and
continues thru the balance of the week.
They may decide to enter the hose
coupling contest.
Rife teams from Company f, Fifty
fifth regiment, Oskaloosa; Company X,
Fifty Fourth regiment, Grinnell, and
Company d, FIfty-sixth regiment,
Hampton. passed thru the city this
morning on their way to attend the
state shoot of the Iowa National guard
at Cedar Rapids, which commences to-
morrow and continues for the balance
of the week.
Bruce f. Moffatt, of Chicago, who
was recently appointed to the local
freight agency of the Iowa Central in
this city, arrived this morning and
will be checked in today by Acting
Travelling Auditor S. II. Porter. Mr..
Moffatt's mother and sister. who have
been living with him during the sum-
mer, will probably not return to the
city until Sept. 1.
Ask your neighbor who Is using our
manufactured Ice made from distilled
water and we will be satisfied. All our
customers will tell you that our ice
lasts longer, never shines or fouls the
box, makes good water better for
drinking purposes and is put into their
refrigerators free from saw dust, from
clean wagons. Look into the wagons.
Both phones 436.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Coleman, OF 500
North First street, entertained a few
friends at a o'clock luncheon last
evening in honor of Mrs. w. G. Bull
of Peoria, Miss Jesse Simon, of Mil
waukee, and Mrs. w. B. Hawkins, of
Sheboygan. Other guests present were
Messrs and Mesdames L. r. Willard
II. E. Sloan, E. II. Kellar, II. w. Shove
and w. r. Forney.
Some one who evidently thought
there were too many dogs infesting that
part of the city near South First av-
enue and Linn street, has started q
crusade to get rid of hem, and as 4
result no less than a half dozen We're
found dead by heir owners Friday
night and Saturday. 1t is presumed
the method used was poisoning. as the
dogs developed symptoms of that ma
ture. So far as is known only one Of
the dogs killed was of any particu-
lar value other than household pets.
The one valuable dog that died be-
longed to w. e. Crinklaw, of los East
Linn street, and was an English set
ter for which Mr.. Crinklaw had re-
fused an offer Of s25.
Both the Iowa Central and Great
Western ran excursion trains to Min
neapolis and st. Paul thru this city
Saturday night altho the former sold
no tickets out Of here. The Great
Western train started at Des Moines,
and altho scheduled TO reach here at
11:32, did not arrive unil 1880 Sunday
morning. AS a consequence in the
neighborhood of a hundred and fifty
people who went to the station with the
expectation of going returned to their
homes. AS it was about 100 tickets
were sold. The Central train started
at Peoria and no tickets We're sold
north of OskaIoosa. The train, consist
ing Of seven coaches and four sleepers,
reached here at 1886 Sunday morning
in charge OF Conductor Carter
w. II. Calhoun, Of this city, was
named Saturday by Governor Cummins
as one of the eleven delegates from
the state of Iowa to the fourteenth
annual meeting of the Trans Mississippi
pi Commercial Congress, which will be
held in Seattle, Wash, Aug. IS to 81.
The congress is powerful organiza-
ton, representing the commercial and
industrial interests of that part of the
United States west of the Mississippi
river, comprising twenty-four states
and territories. The topics that will be
considered embrace many of vital in
terest to the west, such as the COM
mercial relations of the western coun-
fry to the ORIENT irrigation, isthmian