Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-23
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. IS East Main.

Al you Ike Btod Dttdu buy oVi'
Medal flour. d. s. Good Grocery Co.
| Phone your orders for fish to j. A
Awde. Pike, pickerel, trout and whit
fish
June Sale-Big discounts in muslin
underwear and white waists. NJ. L
Andrews.
Muslin baby dresses at one-hal
price Friday and Saturday at thu
Hawkeye.
1 DR.. Clemmer the Hopkins bloci
dentist. Phone new. 335. Evenings b,
appointment.
| Ladies. whether you need a skirt 70
immediate use or not ii will pay yot
to visit Pappe's tomorrow.
Now is the time to can cherries. Cul.
ley has them. Also fruit can tops
rubbers and cans. Ask about ths
prices.
Weddings. Weddings! Weddings
See the elegant new line that the Sin.
clair Tea and Coffee Company jus
opened up.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church was entertained Frt-
day afternoon by Mrs. R. II. Duncan
l05 South Center street
Ladies' lace gloves sixteen and
twenty button lengths in white and
black, they are worth 81, and should
not last long for SO cents at the Hawk
eye.
! A fine line of inlaid and stamped
lineoleums in six and twelve foot
| widths. Carpets. rugs, lace curtains
and portiers are a few of d. c. Will
bur's leaders now.
The board of trustees of the Mar
shalitown Women's Club will meet Fri
day evening at 1880 mt the home Of the
president, Mrs. r. L. Sears, corner OF
State and Second streets.
/ Ladies. the $50 skirts which we offe,
/ for sale tomorrow morning we pur-
chased at our own price and we can
afford to sell them to you at one-hasf
former value. Henry Pappe.
| The literature department of the
Womens Club held It's final meeting OF
the year Wednesday afternoon and en-
/ joyed n picnic at Cottage Grove park
| Mrs Benjamin Packer is chairman OF
the department.
| a large new assortment of framed
pictures and picture frames just ar
rived at D. c. Will,ur's. Our stock is
the most complete of any furniture
stock in central Iowa and we are
pleasing all of our customers. You're
the next.
| Peter Pearson, OF 20I East Webster
street, had the misfortune "Wednesday
/ afternoon, while splitting wood, to sink
| the axe into his foot cutting a pad
cash, which required several stitches
to close. Mr.. Pearson is a brother OF
| Miss Hilda Pearson, matron OF the
Country Clubs house
Mr.. A. p. Mason and son. Clair q.
/ Mason. were in the city Wednesday
afternoon. being on their way home to
Union from Boone, where Mr.. Mason
has been in attendance at the fourth
| annual convention of the Iowa State
Auctioneers' Association, which was
| brought to close at noon "Wednesday
after "A two days session. Mr.. Mason
was reelected president of the asso-
citation.
The Marshall Oil Company has just
| completed the erection OF three massive
| new storage tanks, each of 500 barrels
capacity. which have peen placed in the
| rear Of it's plant. The company has
| also placed three new tanks OF similar
size at its Mason City station, and one
at Oskaloosa. Monday the company
will have begun the work of moving the
| oil Office OF the Hawkeye Linseed OIL
Works, which has faced the east on
| Third avenue, to May street, facing the
south. The building will be remodeled
| and used for residence purposes.
| Mrs. b. w. Sinclair, of 407 North
! First street. entertained another COM
| pany of sixty guests this morning At
on $50 o'clock rose BREAKFAST. Mrs.
| Sinclair was assisted by Misses TerNle
and Florence Harris. Miss Justine
Jones, Miss Jessie Decker. and Mrs.
D. W. Norris, Jr, Margaret Wasson
and May Willard admitting the guests.
Those present from out of the city
We're Miss Cole, of Kansas City; Mrs.
III. L. yotaw. OF Tacoma. Wash: Mrs
Marie Speer, of Sterling. ILL.,, and Miss
Bess Gallaher, of Sloan.
Mr.. C. C. Schafer, of Grundy Center.
was in the city Wednesday afternoon,
being on his way home from Boone.
where he has been to attend the an
nual convention of the Iowa State
Auctioneers' Association. Mr.. Schafer
was one of the enthusiastic supporters
of the interurban at Grundy Center.
and voted for the proposition TO levy
a 8 per cent tax before he left home
for the convention Monday morning
Mr.. Schafer says that he doesn't sc
to Marshalltown very often, because
lit is so hard to reach this city from
Grundy Center. He will hail with de-
light the building of the road, and
thinks that it will be the best thing
that ever happened TO all Of the towns
along the line of the road. Mr.. n.
NJ Gogerty, of Gearing. was also In at
tendance at the Boone convention.
Rev j. Fl. Hadley, of LeCirand. was
in the city Wednesday evening, being
on his way to Oskaloosa, where he
will be present at the Christian
Workers Summer Assembly of the
Iowa yearly meeting, conference OF
workers in the Friends church. The
assembly will be brought to q close
Friday evening. after five days ses-
sion. Rev. Hadley, who has been con-
nected with the LeGrand Friends
church for many years, Will not act
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