Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-29
7araurur, aua 7nndap e. 1909
Fireworks at the Paragon.

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Fireworks at the Paragon.
Covered lunch baskets at Culley's
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, IS East MAR
Buy toilet soaps at Culley's and rul
clean.
Wall paper and paper hanging Sc,
Dingcs e. Everist.
Fireworks, flags and Japanese Ian.
terms at Simmons book store.
Free for all pacing race at fail
grounds July 18th Purse $50.
Remember Culley has the lowest
price on fruit jars and can tops.
The Fortunes of Oliver Horn" by
+. Hopkinson Smith. at Liebig's.
Hammocks, croquet sets. porch cur
tains, base ball goods at Simmons book
store.
Jelly glasses with or without tin tops
also Il full assortment of drinking glas-
ses at Culley's.
! An automatic refrigerator, with a
cast water cooler, the best friend in
not weather. Schmdts hardware
|store
/ There is always someone who can
offer just what you want if you only
knew where to find him. Tells your
wants in q paper everybody reads and
the right fellow will find you.
Frank Lockwood, of TIE Marshall Oil
Company, went to OskAloosa Sunday
night for the purpose OF taking an in
ventory of the stock a that place. He
will visit Mason City for a similar pur-
pose Tuesday.
Rev. NJ. Londahl pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church, who has been
attending the annual conference of the
United Lutheran church, which has
been held in Duluth for the past ten
days, arrived home this morning. The
next conference will be held in Albert
Lea.
Word received from Mrs. G. V. Carl
son. who. with her daughters Esther
and Florence. sailed a short time ago
for Mrs. Carlson's former home in
and sound at their destination and
have since been visiting with her par
ents in northern Sweden. They will
spend the summer in Sweden.
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Willow clothes baskets and hampers
al Culleys.
Mrs. A. r. Stinson left for Buda, ILL.,,
this morning. called by the death of
4, ~
who died Sunday of old age. Mrs. Stin-
son was very infirm, owing 10 her ex-
treme age. and was entirely helpless |
She was 80 years old. The funeral will |
be held Tuesday afternoon. and Mrs.
will remain for two or three
weeks.
Base ball game at fair grounds Purse
$50 Admission % cents.
The second excursion run by the
Iowa Central to Minneapolis left this
city about 10 Sunday morning. and
look out of here about seventy passen-
gers. The train was started at Gem
ervile, in charge of Conductor Patrick
<eefe. and consisted of seven coaches Il
)ne sleeper and q baggage car. Pas
,engers continued to get aboard at
joints north of here until every car was
when the train arrived at AL
pert Lea. About $50 passengers We're
turned over TO. the NJ. & st. l..
Fourth of July Grafton in public
square, morning of July 4th.
Uncle Sam thought so we'll of
'Ruberoid" roofing that he bought a
million an da half square feet for use
n the Philippines. Think OF the con-
idence his experts had in it's excel
ence! A. A. Moore has some of this
same confidence or else he would not
sell it. His customers have or they
wouldn't buy it. Call and investigate
or yourself. Get in line and buy
Lowest prices in the city on fire. I
works at Simmons book store.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Adams and son
clifford. who have been in the city for
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. j. O.
Adams, went TO Union Saturday ev-
ming. where they will visit Mr.. Adams
ather, Mr. William Adams. Mr. and
hrs. Adams have just returned from
Boulder Col, where they went last fall
n the hopes that the climate would
benefit Master Clifford who is suffering
rom catarrh. The climate failed to have
he desired result and Mrs Adams
lealth was not so good. They will again
ocate in Iowa, but at just what point
hey are as yet undetermined. 1t is
likely Mr.. Adams will buy Il small farm
ome place, altho for the summer he
nay make his home in this city and
work. at his trade, that of a carpenter.
The best stock of fireworks for home
displays in the city at Simmons book
tore.
w. II. Burrows, the clothier, who al
Ways makes it point to do as he adj
ertiseS. is not fearing bankruptcy as
he result of the wording of an adver-
isement published in the T.-R. Satur-
ay evening The types made Mr.. Bur-
ows statement to read that anyone ,
Who purchased goods of him that were
might bring them back
nd have his money refunded. Now
Ir. Burrows thinks that if any one who
lad dealt with him We're hard pressed
he might figure on returning !.
is purchase, but he considers that all
you'd rather have the bargains than
he money Mr.. Burrows meant what