Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-08

MeQdl IlOuT. u. .. SIOOl GROCERY 10.
Buy your tea and coffee of Culley ant
get fancy dishes with your purchases
See us before placing your order fol
coal. Phone 40. Brown Fuel ane
Lime Co
Hammocks must go our idea now |:
to move the stock. Profit is forgotten
Bullock's Hardware Store.
The finest baker goods in the city
you will find at Sundell's Cafe. Specia
for parties.
If you want a gasolene stove we viii
sell you one for just what it costs t,
repair. E. C. Bates second hand store
North Center
A combination of refined Christian
home with the advantage of live
modern school, for both sexes. Palmer
College, LeGrand, Ia.
One out of common bargains in gaso-
lene stoves are interesting, two burner
low stove at $2.25 was SO, three burner
low stove at $3.50 was $3.50. Bullock's
Hardware Store.
L. b. Curtis, of LaMoille, who is Yer,
critically Ill with paralysis, is no bet.
ter. and it is thought cannot survive
but few days. His son, Mr.. FREQ
Curtis, and wife, of South Dakota, were
summoned home Sunday.
NJ. Nj. Bishop VS.. L. Andrews, w. j
II fnl,,
g. Dakin is the title of an action filed
for the August term of the district
court. The plaintiff seeks a judgmen,
for 5000 and interest at S per cent from
Feb. 25. 1903, OH note.
Mrs. Harry Pratt. Of Montour, wht
underwent a severe operation at st
Thomas hospital a short time ago, has
SO far recovered Saturday as TO be able
to return to her home. Aitho far from
being entirely well Mrs. Pratt's con-
dition is very much improved.
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Miss Carolyn Paulson. superinten-
dent of nurses at the Soldiers Home
hospital, and matron OF the institution
arrived home Sunday morning from
Duluth, where she has been for a
vacation. Miss Paulson has
been enjoying camp life near Duluth
with u party of friends.
The Fourth avenue Grays, a ball club
captained by Walter Hollingsworth
were in Conrad Sunday. where the.
met defeat at the hands Of the Con-
rad team by the score of . to l. The
battery for the Fourth avenue club was
Scneid and Buchwald, and for Conrad
team Blanche and Bowman.
This is no Jest, delusion, or misstate-
ment. We will show you the entire
sample lines OF one of the largest and
best houses in America, silks, WOODEN
dress goods. and linens. If you intend
buying a dress you will not be able to
find such a collection anywhere. There
is no cheap goods in this sale, but good
goods cheap Hawkeye Store.
The funeral of Joseph Eich was hello
at the E,ch residence. sos East Brom-
ley street. Saturday afternoon at
O'clock, and was very largely attended
Rev. William Pence James, of st
Paurs ofiiciated. The pallbearers
were Messrs. Charles Miller. Charles
DIETRICH. Frank Cummings, James
W. p. Gaffney and Charles
Bernstein. Interment was In River
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Tiffany. of Union
will issue invitations soon for the mar
riage of their daughter. Maude Cassie
To Mr. Daniel Henry Clement, of Union
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the Methodist church OF that place
Mr.. Clement is in the employ of j. G.
Smith, architect, OF this city, but for
the winter, at least will make his home
at Union. The young peoples plans
after that have not yet been fully de-
termined upon.
Mrs NJ. ]. Robinson arrived home
Saturday from Colorado Springs,
where she has been for six weeks
visit with her son, Mr.. Fl. A. Robinson
and family. Mrs. II. A. Robinson. on
account of whose health the family has
located in Colorado for an indefinite
stay, is not SO we'll as usual. owing to
the damp weather. . Colorado Springs
has had daily rains during the past
few weeks, and the change from the
usual dry climate has affected Mrs.
Robinson somewhat Her condition,
however. is not at all alarming.
Friends of Charles Alexander. the
singing evangelist, who visited this
city several years ago in company with
nj. B. Williams, will be Interested In
knowing that he is expected to arrive
in this state soon, for visit at different
points, which may include brief stay
here Mr.. Alexander has been traVellna
in England with Evangelist TORY. and
was recently stationed at Birmingham
He has been in England almost yeai
and a half, and was married in England
on July 16. Mr.. Alexander and bride
are on their way from the east tc
Kentucky, where Mr.. Alexander
mother resides.
H. H. Harbaugh, of Mason City. one
of the postal clerks on passenger train:
Nos. and 4, between Mason City ane
Peoria, who has been in Chicago at
tending the sixth division convention
of the Railway Postal Clerks Associa'
ton. passed thru the city on his wa,
home Saturday evening. The conven-
ton lasted but one day, Wednesday
but on Thursday the delegates were
given lake trip to Benton Harbor
Mich. and return. Mr.. Harbaugh, rep
resented the Burlington division of tbs
sixth division, which includes tht
states of Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska ant
Wyoming. About fifty delegates were
in attendance.
A.
Deputy Sheriffs Ness and Johnson. o
Polk county were in the CITY Saturda,