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

Fireworks at the Paragon.
George j. Allen, Opthalmologist.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main
Dr. Burkart, osteopath, 302 Wes
Main.
For house painting go to Dinges 6
Everist
= = Great variety of penny fireworks al
O Simmons Book Store.
Henry Pappes ladies' parlor is sell
; ing $50 tailor-made suits at Sl2.65.
a fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. will tell
: $4,000 people that your farm is for
: sale.
y Last chance to buy :. rig before the
! ourth. w. p. Maulsby's auction on
Saturday.
Fireworks at wholesale and retail and
best assortment in the city at Simmons
Book Store.
When you buy bot. towel why not
buy Rubdry. the best. sold only by
| NJ. f. Andrews?
|
The biggest Fourth o. July ceebra-
ton will be at Henry Pappe's ladies'
parlor. Prices cut in TWO.
DR.. j. r. Billiard Went to Des Moines
this morning. where he will attend the
state convention of osteopaths.
Half car of surries, busgies and road
wagons to be sold at auction Saturday,
June 81. w. p Maulsby. South Center
street, a. p. IN. PROMPT.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will be entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs. S. p. Ayers, Mrs. William
Bremner and Mrs. j. A. Lane, at the
Ayers home. 112 North Third avenue.
Miles Keleher, who owns property
Immediately south of the j. G. Leuten-
.Incgger meat market on South Third
iavenue. will erect in the near future 4
store building 30xS0 feet in dimen-
Isions.
Mr.. John Whitaker, of Oskaloosa,
vice president of the Hanna Manufac-
turing Company was in the city
Wednesday afternoon, being on his way
| home from six weeks business trip
north
| Iowa Central chair car, No. S4 which
| has been undergoing a thorough over
hauling, cleaning and painting in the
shops. was sent out this morning to be
put In service on the night trains Nos.
| 6 and 6.
Read Bannatyne e Lays "ad' in this
issue If you want bargains. Be sure
and attend their dissolution sale, for
the prices on first-class goods are GER
tainly very low. 1t is an opportunity
that you can not afford to miss
The Country Club hacks will be dis |
continued from regular rips until tour
nament day. July 4, but will make a
special trip for supper or game parties |
when arranged for. Trips will be made |
on Sundays as before-ll a. m. and 5
y. m.
The Waterloo Reporter says: Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Meeker, of Marshall
town, are in the city visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Barrett.
Mr. Meeker made the trip in his auto
mobile and reports very pleasant
Journey.
The ladies Of the Careaway Club held
a picnic Wednesday afternoon at the
Sandoe shack "Elmwood" southwest OF
the city. The ladies drove out in the
afternoon and the gentlemen followed
later in the evening. Supper was served
before returning home.
The Tom Thumb wedding at the
Christian church Friday night, June
26 promises to be one of the most in
teresting entertainments of the season.
Ovsr fifty children are being drilled for
the wedding. all in evening costume of
their elders. Everyone invited. Ad-
mission 10 and 25 cents.
Mrs. George Wilson. of New York, IS
expected to arrive in the city this even
ing, and will remain for an indefinite
stay. being called by the very serious
illness of her mother. Mrs. Druslla f.
Reynolds Mrs. Reynolds is afflicted
with cancer of the stomach, and has ;
been confined to her bed for several ;
weeks.
The Marshalltown Light. Power &
Railway Company's car. No. ., caught
fire Wednesday afternoon on North
Third street. because of some poor in
sulation on wires connected with the
motor. The canvass that surrounds the I,
DeIdiie iSiiiteu ny SoiiiliS III
contact with the wire. The damage was
very slight.
]. f. Mcdonald was in Des Moines
yesterday, an interested spectator at
the democratic state convention. Mr.. !.
was at one time, when u
resident of Benton county, prominent
worker in Fifth district politics. Since
coming to this city he has not been
SO active, but now that the sound
money spirit is again making Itself
manifest, Mr.. Mcdonald is again be- :.
coming more interested. The Marshall
delegation was composed large ],
~ of alternates, and was solidly silver
with one exception. DR.. T. c. Brady.
Henry Pappe's ladies parlor is offer o
ing $l.50 shirt waists at 9G cents. I
Mrs. William tanning, of Syracuse,
N. Y, sister of Mrs. Bethel Grandon, of :
who is visiting in Gilman in :,
with her nephew. and niece, :,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kaiser. also OF :,
Syracuse. spent Wednesday in the city ;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser We're here also. as
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Crandon, Miss Edith :,
and M. Arthur Crandon The party .
spent the day in visiting at the Sol :,
lers' Home and other points of inter- !,
est about the city. Mrs. tanning and :
Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser will leave for their :.
nome in Syracuse next week. Mr.. !,
Kaiser is an engineer on the New York y