Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-27


Competent help wanted for our sale
| Bannatyne & Lay.
Pineapples, bananas oranges anG
Strawberries at Olsons.
See Darling & Gantz for hay leaders
tedders and side delivery rakes.
Cummings & More attorneys mt law
over No. South First avenue. General
law business, loans, etc.
Don't forget to see us If you are con-
tenplatins buying a farm wagon. We
VIII save you money. Darling & CAN'T
w. II. Burrows has something to say
to you on page Z, column Q, of this is
sue. Read 1t.
The Chicago Great Western Will run
one of their popular excursions to ST.
Paul and Minneapolis on July 25 for So
for the round trip
Miss Bertha Leonard left this after.
noon for Cedar Falls, where she will
enter the summer school of the Iowa
State Normal School.
Sale Tonight-The isle thread hose
for ladies are going fast at THE Fair
Reason why's cent value only 10
cents pair and no limit.
John Crowley and Caswell Peterson,
both machinists employed by the Len
noX Machine Company, will leave the
city tonight for Iowa Falls, where they
hsIte accepted positions with gas
oline engine works of that city.
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the Iowa territory for Armour G. Co..
left for Chicago last night after two
days stay in the city, during which
time he has been engaged in checking
up the books of the local house.
/ j. f. Stafford, of Minneapolis. gem
eral agent for the London and Lanca-
| shire Fire Insurance Company. and Mr.
Pike general agent of the Fire. Asso-
citation of Philadelphia, We're in the city
Friday looking after business matters
Miss Vivian Thamer. of Eldora. was
In the city Friday afternoon. being on
her way home from Des Moipes, where
On Thursday evening she was present
at the marriage of her frieni, Miss
Mabelle Wagner, to Air. Robert Shank.
Master Willie Brooke, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Mead
during the past week, left for his home
in Minneapolis Friday night. He was
accompanied by Master Walter Mead,
who will visit in Minneapolis and ST. |
Paul for week or ten days
Rev. e. B. UT, of Lisbon. presiding
elder of the Cedar Rapids district of
the United Evangelical church, arrived |
in the city this morning, to conduct |
quarterly conference. He will preach i
this evening at the church and also
have charge of the Sunday morning
services.
Miss Helen Abbott gave o'clock .
dinner at her home, 6 East Boone street,
Friday evening. complimentary to Miss
Lelah Mcnamara, of Fort Dodge, and /
Miss Alice Conick, of Chicago. The
guests were Misses Nora and Isabella
Mcnamara, of Haverhill; Miss Mary
Coyne and Misses Josephine, Marie.
and ella WEIGH.
Rev. and Mrs. L. r. Purdy and Rev.
w j. Hadley returned Friday evening
from New Providence. where they have
been for week in attendance at the
annual Christian workers summer as
sembly. Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Hadley, L
of LeGrand. who have also been in at
tendance at the assembly, were in the
city Friday evening on their way
home.
w. H. Burrows has something to say
to you on page Z, column 2, of this is
sue. Read it.
One of the few speCialties in the
building material line that stands at
the head of and far above everything
in its class is "Ruberoil' roofing. Its
merits have beer proven by all sorts of
tests including the all-important one
OF time. The price at which A. A. Moore
sells IF lberoii' is so low that e IN the
numerous inferior limitations can not {
General Superintendent NJ. Sweeney .
of the Central, accompanied by Super {
ntendent j. A. Davis passed thru the
city this morning in the formers bust /
ness car. Mr. Sweeney has been on the l
south end of the line on business for a q
short time. He will stop in Albert Lea c
This evening and return home tonight.
Davis accompanied him I
is far as Albert Lea. q
Harry Minton, 10year- old boy who Q
AN away from his home in Renbeck h
several days ago, was taken in charge a
~ Officer Hanson. who found him loaf II
ng in the court house Thursday after v
loon. The boy is the son of Mr.. and 4
Mrs. w. II. Minton and when he first c
anne 10 the city stopped with friends,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Malloy, at 905 West
Nevada street. He ran away from
heir home, however and the police .
we're notified to arrest him if found. \
rhe boy was returned to the Malloy u
lone and will be sent to his home in
4einbeck.
The Milwaukee papers announce a o
most delightful recital given by the il
'upils of Miss Mona Il. Shorthill, of the F
,uening conservatory Of music. given b
;, the Pabst Theater building, Twelve ii
upls of Miss Shorthill participated in c
he program. Miss Shorthill has been IL
ngaged as an assistant to Professor il
.uening. and has closed a most sue C