Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-25
Enri.u narsu1Ium anra, surdag Is
DR.. Migher, surgeon and physician

DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
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A fresh invoice of Lyons chocolate
cremes just arrived at Lander's.
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A fresh invoice of Lyons chocolate
cremes just arrived at Lander's.
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/ If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal -four. u. s. Good Grocery Co.
Hammocks, lawn tennis, croquet sets,
base ball goods, at Simmons Book
store.
DR.. Clenmer the Hopkins block
dentist. Phone new 335. Evenings by
appointment.
/ You can buy a piano while they last
at less than cost to make them. Call
and examine. Payments il desired.
| ll5 West Main street.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Martin, who re-
side on the Governor Packard farm,
west of the city. are parents of twins.
a son and daughter, born Friday
night.
Mrs. f. E. Rouse. of 1851 West
! State street was taken to ST. Thomas
| hospital this morning to prepare for
a laparotomy to be performed in about
| a week.
The subject of DR.. Jones evening
| sermon Sunday, at the First Baptist
church, will be THE Cry of the For
| saken One" being a continuation of
the series on the divine tragedy.
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! A. l.. Van Tine left for Ottumwa
| this morning summoned by the serious
| illness of his brother. E. Van Tine. who
suffered a stroke of paralysis and is in
a critical condition. He will be gone
| for a few days.
Governor A. b Cummins passed
| thru the city Friday evening on the
Colorado special, being on his way to
Des Moines from Chicago. where he
had been to attend the national re-
publican convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Staat, of Chicago
former residents of this city, have
sold their residence property in this
city on North Sixth street, to DR.. w. M.
Choate. Mr.. and Mrs. Staat have pur-
chased property in Englewood.
Rev. Robert Hopkin will preach at
the Congregational church Sunday both
o'clock. The subject of his morning
sermon will be Christ and the Skep-
TIC" and the evening, The Making of
Man"
A new assortment of rockers Just ar
rived and we now have the largest
assortment of new rockers even seen
in the city. If you don't believe the /
prices are right come in and let us
convince you, and if you need rock
er look over our assortment. D. c. |
Wilbur has them.
The team of handsome dark bays, |
the former property of A. f. Shorthill |
were sold yesterday by their owner
c. H. Cogswell, to A. r. Sweeney, of
Grinnell. Mr.. Sweeney purchased
them for a buyer in Salt Lake City, |
where they will be shipped. The pur
chase price was 5000.
Mr.. George Tuffree left for Clear /
Lake this morning, accompanied by I
Mrs. Charles O. Tuffree, of Minneapo- t
lis. who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. |
Edmund Tuffree fer the past week, |
and who left for home this morning. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Tuffree daugh- I
ter. Mrs. Ed. Lynch, and son. Mr.. Roy I
Tuffree, will go to Clear Lake early !
next week.
Rev. F. II. Lemon will talk upon !
the subject. Family Religion" at the t
Church of Christ Sunday morning. His
evening subject viii be "a Beautiful I
Woman's Son" A male quartet COM i
posed of Messrs. w. Fl. and p. f.
Arney F. D. Dennis and F. Aubrey +
Smith will sing in the evening. A /
baptismal service will follow the even I
ing sermon.
Lacey Gray, grandson of Mrs. Ida I
Williams. of this city. arrived in st. I
Louis Wednesday from New York, I
where he landed Sunday from Ham
burg. Germany. where he has been for I
two and half years attending school
and making his home with his aunt.
Mrs. w. " Couchman. Master Gray
VIII spend the summer with his moth
er. Mrs. j. NJ. S. White, at ST. Louis. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Couchman and children
expect to visit this country In October K