Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-26


Don't forget to attend the buggy auc-
ton on Saturday. w. y, Maulsby.
A Quick Meal gasoline stove will new
or disappoint you. Schnidt's Hardware
Store.
Spring chickens at Leutennegger's
market, South Third avenue. Order by
phone.
Last chance to buy {. rig before thu
Fourth. ". F. Maulshy's auction or
Saturday.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold an
Exchange Saturday afternoon at Peck
HAMS store
Tailor made suits reduced from So
to 50 at our great dissolution sale Ban
natyne e Lay
We are showing the largest assert
ment of ladies' washable stocks in the
city. NJ +. Andrews.
summer skirts and straw hats at
Stems clothing house
Fresh beef, veal. mutton and pork,
young spring chickens and old hens at
culley's sanitary meat market.
Mrs Emma Warning. of Albion, who
was operated upon Sunday at the Lee
land Hotel. is not 50 we'll today.
Attend the dance at tjnkle's Hall on
full orchestral Admission 10 cents
Just received shipment of granite
and black etamine. and the very latest
STYLES in street skirts at NJ. f. An
drews.
Darling & Gantz have a large stock
OF new and p-to-date buggies. with
prices that are right. Cali and see them
and buy new buggy for the Fourth.
A handsome bell-shape star cut glass
tumber given free with each sl.00 cash
purchase at Sinclair's Saturday. Match
up your sets. They are worth 80 cents
each.
Mrs. o. Fl. Hole and Mrs. 3. f. Kier-
uff left yesterday for Boston. where
they will be present at the annual con-
of the Christian Scientists of
the United States.
Tomorrow will positively be the last
day of our muslin underwear sale. one
fourth off of everything you buy to-
morrow in muslin underwear. Nette
[rgledue & Co.. the Upto-Date Dry
Goods House.
Buy your Sunday fruits and vegeta-
oles of Culley. the sanitary grocer and
neat man. Wax beans, tomatoes. Gu
and new potatoes. Quality IS
setter and prices are lower. New cab
page and peas in fair supply. Straw
berries and blackberries, oranges and
Tie Junior endeavor fthe Congre
church were entertained at the
home of Mrs. C. j. Moffatt Thursday
afternoon. A picnic suppe was seved.
AS it was the annual meeting of the
society the following offices were elect
I'd: President. Ethel Ward: vice pres
lent, Winifred Chamberlain: secretary.
Ruth Moscrip; treasurer Gussie Heinz.
Miss Bessie McNeely was the oniyguest
The first of the series of summer
meetings of the s. C. I. Club of Taylor
township, was held Thursday afternoon
1t the home of Mrs. Will III. Wilson.
IN the Center street road, short dis
ance north of the city. Shere was
IN unusually large attendance. and roll
sall was answered by current events.
paper on Our Country and Possess
,ions" was read by Mrs. w. II. Arney.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Ferguson. of Hast
nes. Neb.. the latter a niece of Mrs. |
/. F.. Wildman, arrived in the \ city
rom Chicago Thursday evening. where
hey have been visiting their sons, and
the graduation of their son
Ralph from Rush Medical College. Mr.. |
md Mrs. Ferguson will remain in the ,
tate two weeks. visiting also at Ell
Iora with their son. Mr.. Harry Fergu-
on. and in Des Mones with their cous
II, Mrs Amos Ball Miss Anna Maud
who has been in Chicago for
he past ten days, accompanied them to
he city.
letter to the T.-R. from Mr. j. c;
'rown. at Daytona. Fla, says that M"
nd Mrs Brown will not return to this
ity for the summer. as has been their
1r Brown says the ocean beach is the
1ost comfortable place for summer !
njoyments he has been able to find.
Ven tho the average northerner is slow
D believe 1t. The mercury ranges in
ne sos during the days, and near the
0 mark at night. yet there is comfort
/ the ocean breezes that more than
lake up for the high temperature Mr.
rown says that vegetation is beautiful
l the south at present and melons, and
Their fruits are very plentiful. Build
lg operations in Daytona this season
re more extensive than ever before.
The Baughman home on North Third
venue was turned over Thursday night
two score or more Enthusiastically
ressed and queerly acting young peo-
lie. who We're entertained during the
;eninS at what was designated as
srazy party by the hostesses, Mrs.
arriet Miller and Miss Edna Baugh-
an. Topsy- turvy reicaed supreme
lrng the evening. opEosites being in
amand. The guests We're attired in
,stumes searched from TIE recesses of
rgotten rag bags, ana tramps and
,ung ladies in tatters We'd with each ,
her for the prize awarded the one
'essed as most beftted the occasion.
4. c. b. Ward was declared the win
r. Each was required 20 perform an
t. such as is usually seen in the !,
added cell Refreshments in keeping ,
18th the humor OF Tie hour were
rived The only out-of-town guest
as Miss Winnie Woodland, Of La
ollie.