Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-27

DR.. Billiard. osteopath. 2s East Main
| If you like good bread buy Golt
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
l. S. Finkle and John Trip We're il
| OSkaloosa today attending the races.
/ The Highland Hustiers will meet to
morrow afternoon with Mrs. II. +
Hoffa, over 107 East Main street
A baby daughter arrived at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Boggie. so
South Fourth street, this morning.
| Hopkins Dye Works have been NOV
ed to 10 East Church street. OIL
phone 623, new phone Ill. Bring you
work.
| A bread knife free with every 2
cent box of Jap-Cur soap. This soa
is as good as Cuticura. Davis & Co
| Finkle block.
/ Hopkins Dye Works have been NOV
ed to ITO East Church street. Oh
| phone 623, new phone Ill. Bring you
work.
The Court OF Honor VIII give a dane
in Maccabee hall Friday evening. Jul.
20. Dance and refreshments. rs cents
| Holm's orchestra.
/ Ely & Dunn. who have the contrac
for South First avenue paving. began
| Tuesday the preliminary excavation.
for the work. starting at Church
street.
| The c. Y. NJ. A. C. base ball eluI
met defeat at Garwin Monday. whel
! it met the Garwin town team on tn
diamond. The score stood Z to ii
favor of the Garwinites.
| Quite a fair sized crowd enjoyed
good time at the social given for tn,
benefit of the A. O. U. w. band, Tues
! day evening, on the John M. Woolse,
lawn. 3o7 South First avenue.
| Claim Agent Marquis Barr of tn
| Central, passed thru the city Tuesda
evening, on his way from Oskaloos;
| to Hampton. where he spent the da.
| looking after matters OF business q
his department.
| The Ladies Auxiliary of the Rail.
road Y. NJ. c. A. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs Lee Atkin.
son, 500 South Third street. Mrs. A
| Fields and Mrs. w. C. Davis will assis
| Mrs. Atkinson in entertaining.
| Mrs. Ross c. Peterson and daughters
who have been making their home il
| this city for several weeks, left Tues
day evening for Hampton, where the.
will remain indefinitely at the hom
of Mrs. Peterson's sister, Mrs. B. II
Mallory.
The hungry man or woman always
likes a neat and clean dining room in
which to eat their meals. We not only
pride ourselves on clean dining room
but also on the fact that we give better
meals for the money than you can gel
elsewhere. Sundelrs Cafe.
Contractors were busy yesterday anc
today at the Soldiers Home, figuring
on the plans for the new state build.
ings, the contracts for which are t
be let Saturday by the board of con.
troll. The work of figuring, In ordel
to prepare bids for filing, will be con.
Guided this evening.
Mrs. Frank Page. of Davenport who
has been visiting with her sister. Mrs
w. G. Morden, for several months. lief,
this morning for her home. During
her stay here Mr.. Page has been In
Washington where he exepcted to To-
cate. but he has changed his plans and
they will again make Davenport their
home.
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Chief Engineer H. G. Kelley, of the
Central, arrived from the south this
morning, where he has been on tour
of inspection of the road, and later left
for the north in compai. with Super
intendent of Bridges and Buildings
j f. Boieau. The officials will go to
Northwood and come south over the
north end on Mr.. Boileau's gasolene
car.
Mr.. Frank Davis, OF Clemens. was in
the city Tuesday evening, en- route
home from Montour. where he had been
called, owing to the illness of his sis
ter, Mrs o. w. st. John. Mrs. st. John
lis improving and it is thought that un-
less unforeseen complications should
arise, she will recover. Her illness has
Deen SOloCSliOh ~ ehS
brain.
The wise housewife always places al
order for Sunday meats early in the
week. Then choice cuts are placed
the cooler and delivered late Saturda,
evening or Sunday morning. The Chi
cago strike does not affect us in tht
least, as we do not depend upon thu
Chicago packers for our meats. WI
can fill your order at any time. Lieut.
ennegger & Co, South Third avenue
Engineers Carl Williams and Eme
DRYDEN of the Central who were IL
| the city Tuesday to take the Rocl
Island examinations, returned HON,
Tuesday evening. The engineers go
thru their work In time to attend tn
Marshalltown- Oskaloosa ball game ant
lend as much encouragement as pos
sible to their home team. The engin
GERS think that If Oskaloosa's pitchers
had the support the Marshalltowl
team gives its pitchers, there woult
be nothing doing in the way of scor'
making for the Grays.
| Rate Less Than Half Fare
| for round trip tickets will be in effec
via the Iowa Central Railway for tn
| following occasions:
| Boston. Mass, G. a. r. encampment
| Datac ,f Gale AuguSt II - and Ia