Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-03

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The best laundry work is done at
Flittons, West Main.
The finest spring chickens on the
market you will find at Awdes. Order
by phone.
Have your clothes cleaned, repaired
and dyed at the F'litton Dye Works,
West Church street
New Ottoman Reps-just the thing
for shirt waist suits. All shades. 25c.
yard at NJ. f. Andrews.
/ The best beer for table use is the
/ Val Blatz export or private stock. Sold
/ by Gust Biermann.
DARBY O'Gill and the Good People"
stories told by the first cousin of OAR
bys own mother at Liebig's.
/ Don't throw your old suit away, but
take it to the Flitton Dye Works and
have 1t made as good as new.
II. Simkins was in Albion today
where he had charge of the funeral of
| the late Charles Lounsberry.
The hours usually observed at the
/ postoffice will be in force there on Sat
urday, the Fourth. The carriers and
general delivery window will be open
from $50 o'clock to 10:30 o'clock in
the forenoon. One collection will be
made from the boxes in the afternoon.
Mrs. C. ]. Roundy of La Noble, ar
rived home Thursday evening from
| Sterling H.. where she went ten days
| ago to be present at the marriage OF
ct pa m
| Charles J. Sheppard, OF Huron, S. d.
| The wedding was celebrated on the
2ith ult.
Marshalltown friends have received
announcements of the wedding of Miss
Helena Symington, of Sarnia, Canada,
to Or. Scott, of Chicago, which was
solemnized on June 80. The bride is
well known here. having visited in this
city number of times as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Myers.
Miss Clara Grips, of Albion. who
has but recently completed the course
in piano study at the Highland Park
School of Music in Des Moines. passed
thru the city this morning on her way
home. Miss Cripps graduated with hon
ors and was considered one on the star
pupils of Professor Frank Nage.
During the next seven weeks, or UNI
til the summer camp of the Associa-
ton opens the Sunday meetings of the
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. will be held at 9
o'clock in the morning instead of at
8: 80 p. IN. Secretary Fellingham will
conduct next Sundays meeting to
which general invitation is extended. |
A. p. Thayer and son, George, both |
of the circulating department of the I
T.-R., Will leave this evening for an
outing of ten days or two weeks on the /
Red Cedar chain of Lakes, in Barron
county, Wisconsin. The gentlemen are |
making the trip especially for the fish
ing they expect to get on the several
lakes near where they will spend their
outing.
The funeral of the late Charles
who died at his home in
Albion Thursday morning, was held
this afternoon at ! O'Clock at the Bethel
church southwest of that place. The
interment was in the church burying
ground. Mr. and Mrs. u. w. Louns-
berry, ana Measrs. j. Il. ana n. l..
were in attendance from
this city.
STAR Lodge No. 3. Iowa Legion OF
Horror. initiation of class followed by
a banquet at the German Odd Fellow
hall Thursday evening. About fifty of
the members were present and after
the initiation was concluded and the
banquet served, n short program was
given. State Deputies Mrs. Lizzie
Leilnbach. of independence and Edward
Helm, of Cedar Rapids, were present.
Manager II. E. Sloan. of the Let's
Fletcher Company, left Thursday even
ing for Crystal Lake, Mimi, where, in
with Manager George r.
Smith, of the Let's. Spencer, Hoffman
Mason City. he will enjoy a
few days fishing. Mr.. Sloan was ac
by his son Herbert. and as
far as Mason City by Mrs. Sloan and
son Hauser. The latter will be guests
Of Mrs. Smith, at the Smith cottage at
Clear Lake.
c.. S. Rodgers will leave Saturday
for Pasadena, Cal, where he
Will proba bly, remain for about year ;
Contractor j. +. Atkinson on
The school house contract that gentle
man has in that city. Mr.. Rodgers ,
out recently completed the big Sol
iiers' Home smokestack, which was a
part of Mr.. AtRinsons contract of last
.ear, and shortly after his arrival at
Mr.. Atkinson will leave for
his city to turn the work over to the
state board OF control.
Tom C. Meader of Eldora, clerk of
he district court of Hardin county,
Who has been in Des Moines attending
he, annual convention of the Clerks of !,
hi, District Court Association of Iowa, !,
vas in the city Thursday afternoon,
N route home. Mr.. Meader was re-
elected secretary of the association for
he third term. He says the association d
,njoyed the best meeting in its history =
n the one just closed. 1t will meet
n 3oes Moinss again next year. Mr.. c.
W. Soper, of Nevada, clerk OF the courts
# Story county, elected first vice pres-