Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-28

tlder Boise, novel of country life
! and character. at Liebig's.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cassidy, Of
SOS Coal street, are the parents of q
daughter. born Monday.
Special inducements for thirty days
Call on DR.. L. B. Phelps. the ophthal-
mologist for information.
See us before contracting for hard
or soft coal and coke for the winter
Brown Fuel and Lime Company.
! ~
Open an account Aug. 1st with us 70,
pure. manufactured ice, made from dis
titled water. Both phones, 436. ArlI-
fetal Ice Co.
All men. women. boys and girls want
ing work at the canning factory when
1t opens should call at the factory and
register their names.
Do you need an extra hat? II SO
Nine. Clark is offering all her latest
j and most exclusive designs at half
price. at 202 East Main street
Wanted-At once man who wants
work summer and winter rain and
shine, good wages to the right man
Marshalltown L. P. & Ry. Co.
Our 'Lockman Lump. is the highest
grade of Iowa lump. Try ton and you
will burn no other. Clean COAL" Brown
| Fuel and Lime Company, agents.
/ The lasting qualities of manufacture
/ ed Ice, made from distilled water have
been proven to all that use our ice. ASK
1 them. Both phones, 1876. Artificial Ice
Co.
Flyo euro will protec. your cows and
horses from flies and mosquitoes. Lees
Lice Killer kills, lice on stock and poul-
try. Give 1t trial. E. E. Benedict
! s. Co.
Commencing Aug. 1, our pure crystal
| ice, made from distilled water, will be
sold at IS cents per hundred, put in
your ice box free from sawdust. Both
phones. 1876. Artificial Ice Co.
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We are bound to close out everything
we have in ready-made cloaks, suits
Jackets and shirt waists, during our re-
moval sale. at prices lower than ever
before. Wilton & Whitehead.
/ The Levee Gun Club held Its regular
Weekly shoot Monday afternoon on Its
grounds, east of the city. Ed Shaw was
high gun in the principal race of TWEEN
! ty-five targets, With twenty-three, and
! Lyman Heath second with eighteen.
1T is so easy to keep my refrigerator
clean and sweet, and manufactured ice
never shines OF fouls the box" This is
!! what a lady who uses our ice says.
/ Get your order in to commence Aug.
!. Both phones, 436. Artificial Ice
Co.
| We invite all our friends to call and
see US at our new location on East
Mains street as all our fabricssare new
and you may have a suit made from
either foreign or domestic goods. We
employ none but union labor. Tony
Psenicka.
| Rev. Reece Wolf. of Mt. Vernon, who
was formerly pastor of the Methodist
church at Ackley, passed thru the city
Monday evening, on his way to Ackley.
where he will remain for short visit
with friends. He was accompanied
| by his daughter.
| A high class musicale and reading
July 81, at vanCleve Congregational
church at s p. IN. Mrs. f. P. Kennedy,
vocalist; Miss Lulu e. Osgood, elocu-
| zionist, of Iowa Falls: Miss Olive Eng
| lish. accompanist, of Nevada. Train
connections good via c. G. W., return
| ing via C. M. & ST. P. and Iowa Cen
| trail.
The grocers' and butchers picnic is
| the talk of everybody, altho 1t is three
| weeks off yet. The reason Is, that the
grocers always secure low rate, and
also that 1t is a chance to compete
for valuable prizes by everybody. The
shorter ride this year is popular with
some people, as is also the beautiful
park, where the picnic will be held.
| Thieves entered the home of Rev. w.
II. Scott, al South Fourth street, and
ransacked every room in the house, ey-
identity in search for money. A watch.
and other articles of iewelry of more
| or less value were not taken, so that
IA. is presumed that money alone was
wanted. So far as can be learned the
burglars took nothing.
Rev. w. H. Scott, Rev. and Mrs. e. II.
Purdy and Mrs. w. r. Painter, went to
LaMoille this morning to atteFd the
county Christian Endeavor convention,
which was held there today. The
Misses Johnson, of Liscomb, also pass
ed thru the city this morning, on their
way to the convention. 1t is thought
quite a number will drive to LaMoille
this afternoon to attend the evening
session.
Mrs. C. c. Millhiser, Of 912 South
Ninth ave, accompanied by her daugh-
| ter Mrs. j. r. Levy, OF LaBelle, Mo-,
arrived home today from Chicago,
where she went last week to consult
specialist regarding the condition OF her
health. 1t was feared that Mrs. Mill
hiser was suffering from trouble that
would ultimately result in a dangerous
operation, but she was assured that her
condition was not so serious as had
| been anticipated.
Rev. ]. d. Albrook. D. D., of Mt.
Vernon, presiding elder of the Mar
shalltown district of the Methodist
| church, was in the city Monday after
noon being on his way to Union, where
| this morning he conducted quarterly
conferences DR.. Albrook was at Min
erva for conference Monday afternoon,
and was at Albion in the evening. DR..
| Albrook has had busy trip this week,
having spent both Saturday and Sun
day. in addition to yesterday and por
ton of today. holding conferences in
Hardin county and conducting preach
ing services. He filled the pulpit of the
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