Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-14
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.

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Bargain No. 5--All white shirt waist
one fourth off. Archie Parker.
St. Margaret's Mission lawn socis
tonight at the home of Mrs. d. w. Mar
ston. Orchestra.
! The best beer for table use Is tn
Val Blatz export or private stock. Sol
by Gust Biermann.
/ Dry wood hard or soft, split read
for stove use. Phone, 14a. Brown Fue
ard Lime Company.
The Chicago Great Western is sell
inG round-trip tickets to Chicago an,
return for $40, good for thirty days
Tickets on sale July IA and is.
Just four more days of gu
semi annual clearance sale. If you d.
not attend you will have cause to re.
grot it. Nettie lngledue e. Co. the TIP.
to-date Dry Goods House
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Mr.. A. C. Price. left Monday evening
for Norfolk. Creighton and other Ne.
trip in the interests of the trustees OF
the Rhoades-Carmean Buggy Com
pany
Landlord II. Birdsall. of the Pilgrim
left this morning for Chicago, where
he will meet Congressman George
NJ. Curtis of Clinton. with whom he is
IN California fruit lands. He
Will remain in Chicago few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gohlke. Mr.. and
Mrs. James BSers and children, Messrs.
Emerson Snyder. +. r. Rhode and Rob
ert Holswortf. Mrs. August Riemen-
schneider and Miss Annahel Whtehill.
ali Of State Center We're in the city
today attending, the races
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Mr. Ed Lynch returned Monday
evening from Clear Lake, where he. has
been for the past ten days visiting the
r. Tuffree cottage. where Mrs. Lynch
has been for about month. Mrs
Lunch will return home week from
Wednesday. but Mr. and Mrs. Tuffree
viii not be back until about Sept. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Brown ar
rived home Monday evening from Lake
Okoboji whore they have been for a
49, As's''fr po'ii4s, tSilC+ 0SSlS VI MIS-.
Browns brother. Judge j. r. Whitaker.
and family. of Boone. Mr.. Brown re-
ports fishing to have been very good in
Iced, and In company with, Judge Whit
aker caught several nice strings. Pike
'ormed the larger portion of the catch
IS altho few black bass were taken.
'ickerel and perch were also numer-
,uS.
Charles Mcbride went TO Victor Mon
lay evening. where he was called by
he death of his baby son, Benjamin,
yho died suddenly Monday morning at
o'clock. The babe was apparently
we'll M to 4 O'clock, when It was taken
With commissions and died an hour
ater The babe was born in this city
n MAY 26, and on June 80 its mother
lied after a short illness with gastric
ever Mrs. Harry Mcbride. Of Victor,
sisters in-law of MIR. Mcbride, took
he child home with her when she came
6 this city to attend the mothers fun
raj. The babes funeral was held this /
morning ut 8 O'clock.
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Miss Fannie Russell. of Liscomb. met
iith very painful accident at Gilman
sunday afternoon, where she went last /
teelS for a visit with Miss Barbara
'ierson. Miss Pierson and Miss Rus
ell had gone to the canning factory to
lew the Improvements being made on
he building. A floor of one of the rooms
vas being repaired, and one Of the /
cards broke dnder the weight of Miss
russell, allowing her to fall thru. The
If limb was broken just above the /.
nkle Miss Russell was removed to
err home Monday. her sister Miss Min /
lie. accompanying her from Gilman. !
nd Miss Persou MS far as this city. /