Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-09
The best soft drinks at Lander's.

Funke's chocolates. Mcdonald &
Mahood Co.
Buy Centerville block coal from Ca
hill Coal Co.
Funke's chocolates. Mcdonald &
Manhood Co.
/ DR.. c. b. Ackert, dentist. Grown
| and bridge work. Examination free.
Office over postoffice.
Figure with E. T. Barker before you
award your hot water or steam heating
work. Best references furnished. New
| phone 290.
/ Charles and Harry Pyle, of Marietta,
| left Friday for Yankton, S. D.. where
they will register for land in the Rose
bud reservation.
Notice-Larger force of clerks Will
be on hand for this evening and all
next week for our seven day novelty
sale. Archie Parker
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We have II large assortment OF
ladies' and gents watches. and invite
your inspection. Allen, the 1eweier,
ii East Main street.
Phil Hutchinson, of Hampton, rep
resenting Letts-Fletcher Company in
northern Iowa territory. was in the city
today on business at the house.
Mrs. E. V. Wixel Of Chicago. who
was called to the city to attend the
funeral of her sister Mrs. Charles Will
son. left for home this morning.
.
For Rent or sale-August l, store
building 40xs0 suitable for general
stock Can divide it, making two rooms.
w. r. Laybourne, Grundy, Center,
Iowa.
Passenger No. /. on the Iowa Central,
did not reach the city until noon today, |
owing to the Wabash train being three
hours late into Abba this morning.
Rev. F.. n. Lemon will be in Altoona |
for services tomorrow, having exchang-
ed pulpits for the day with Rev. G. A.
Cookwell Rev. Lemon was formerly |
pastor at Altoona.
Mrs. J. e. Frederick went to Rein |
beck Friday evening. where she will !
make her home, joining Mr.. Frederick |
there. Mr.. Frederick has recently en-
gagged In the barber business at Rein |
beck.
Maurice Steinberg, who has been In |
the city for few days, returned to |
Fort Dodge this morning, where he will /
make his home. Mrs. Steinberg and I
children will go to Fort Dodge in few
days.
The Wood eye and ear sanitarfum at I
Marshalltown is the only exclusive in
stitution of. Its kind in the state and 1t
is crowded with patients most OF the
time and those who desire accommoda-
tions must speak ahead
A great bunch OF odd dressers, COM
modes and cheffoniers. In all woods and
at all prices. Fifty styles of iron beds,
and they are being sold cheap. u. g.
Wilbur Is the man that carries the new
stock, and he always gives full value
for your money.
Mrs. Ham McGoogan, Of 202 North
Fifth street, entertained fifteen girl
friends of her sister, Miss Harriet
Streeter Friday evening, the affair be-
ing in honor of Miss Streeter's lIthi
Games and music We're
followed by refreshments.
Division Engineer Frank Peterson, Of
the Chicago Great Western. headquar-
tiers Des Moines, was In the city Fri
day, accompanied by Harry Veatch and
another employee. Mr.. Peterson was
some measurements at
the company's freight house.
j. III. Fellingham, who was called TO
Alden by the seriousness illness OF his
father. A. F. Fellinghan, arrived home
Friday night When he left Alden his
father was improved, altho still in a
serious condition. While better for
the time being, there are no hopes for
his ultimate recovery.
Bishop-elect Lehman wishes the ,
public to know that he does not APP ,
prove of the Sunday base ball games
Of certain boys who style themselves ;
the catholic Young Mems Athletic ,
Club" He says that there are names
Of Catholic boys scheduled to play
that he never heard of. ,
Rev. Father W. J. Convery, of Eldora.
was in the city Friday afternoon. being
on his way home from st. Anthony,
where he had been to conduct the
iridium for Rev Dennis Lundon. I
! htueT N<OHSeiy SputhS tNiSS siS thS Nv
Thursday evening and Friday /
Father p. NJ. Loughnane, of {
State Center, was also present.
!
Mrs Leona NJ. Wells, of Cheyenne, r
Wyo., who has been in the city Wis l
ting at the home of her parents, Mr.. t
md Mrs. John w. Wells, left Friday
evening for Jefferson, where she will E
'enain over Sunday as the guest of her /
friend, Miss Genevieve Colvig. Mrs. ,
Wells viii leave Jefferson for Omaha !
and after a brief visit there
will proceed to her home.
The new store building on the old .
Fremont site is to be covered with
.ruberoid" roofing and will have mod y
Il roof in every respect. After twenty
i've years of experience in handling (
md using different roofing materials y
Mr. A. A. Moore decided that RUBBER !
did would make the very best roof u
or the building. The universal and
demand for "Ruberoid" is +
constant tribute to it's merit. j.
f
Another run of hogs at the Britta II I
Z Co. yards resulted from Fridays +
shipments, and after the days killings
here were still 1000 head in the pens, 7
md scarcely room to receive any more. y
3. l.. Pyle. of Ward & Pyle, shipped 4