Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-20
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Chamberlain, optomerrist
Dance tonight. A. o. U. w. hall.
Armour's pork and beans at HulS &
s Sons.
For good cup OF coffee try White
Star. Hubs & Son.
II you like good bread buy Gold
Medal -four. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Six-ounce package cocoanut, usually
sold for 1oc, now &c, at the Hawkeye
Store.
Distilled water ice. Both phones. 436
iowa Artificial Ice and Refrigerating
Company.
New lot mill end ribbons just re.
ceived. will be placed on sale Thursday
Hawkeye Store.
Miss Hattie Dickson spent Tuesda,
IN State Center, where she addressed q
mothers meeting before the w. c
4 e. v.
Mr.. Chris Schafer, of Grundy Center,
was In the city Tuesday evening, being
on his way to Des Moines, where he at
tended the republican state convention
today.
Get your furnace repairs now. VIZ
3 expect. to be buried with business il
the fall and can give you the best ser
vice this month. The Lennox Furnace
Company.
we sell distilled water for cents 8
gallon at the Ice plant Bring YOU
Jugs and bottles. Both phones 1856
Iowa Artificial Ice and Refrigeratine
Company.
Editor Burt Hamilton, OF the North
wood Anchor, was In the city Tuesday
evening. being on his way to Des
Aaoiiles TO attend the republican STATE
convention.
John Taylor. of the Marshalltowr
base ball club. arrived home Tuesday
evening from st. Paul, where he has
been for a few days visit while taking
4 rest because of an injured finger.
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MIR. NJ E. Comstock, OF Northwood
private secretary to Congressman ]. n
Haugen, OF the Fourth district, was in
the city Tuesday evening. en- route to
Des Moines to be present at the repub-
aican state convention.
Mrs. Charles w. Nelson. $50 North
Third street, entertained very infor-
r.xv
friends and neighbors, in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Maude c. Goodwin. of st
Joseph, Mo-, and Mrs. NJ. E. Clark, OF
Chicago.
Captain Jack. Herbert and w. S
Crawford, went to Albion this morn
lng to attend the funeral of the late
Daniel r. Weatherly, who died at ST
Thomas hospital Monday morning
Both Mr.. Crawford and Mrs. Herbert
were members of Company B, Second
iowa cavalry. to which Mr.. Weatherly
also belonged.
Mr.. Will H. Muse, editor of the Ma
ocn City Globe Gazette, was in the city
Tuesday evening, en- route to Des Moi
nass, TO be present at the republican
etRte convention today. Mrs. Muse was
aiso I'm the city Tuesday evening. be-
ing on her way home from Belle PLANE,
where she had accompanied her daugh-
Tar, Elizabeth, who was en- route to
Cedar Rapids to visit her grandparents,
Isev. and Mrs. James Duncan.
Bruce Lynx, Leo Marks and George
Nv. Ward. OF Eldora. were in the city
Tuesday with the expectation OF at
tending the opening days races. All
returned home in the evening. and Mr..
Marks and Mr.. Lynx came back to the
city today to attend the races. III. j,
FInston, of Steamboat Rock, owner OF
Dutchess F., entered in the :35 pace
today, came to the city Tuesday and
returned today to witness the race in
which his mare was entered.
About forty-five members of the drill
team OF Star Lodge No. 8, Iowa Legion
AOf Honor, participated in a surprise.
given at the J. p. Young home. 104ss
! South Third avenue, for Mrs. ]. p.
Young and daughter, Miss Osea
Young. active members of the lodge.
who have Just returned from a month s
Visit in Illinois. Games and a social
time were enjoyed, and refreshments
served. The honored guests were each
presented with lodge pin.
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Owing to the threatening weather
the Reinbeck excursion did not bring
the crowd to town this morning that
had been expected, altho 1t Is estimat-
"a that about fifty came down on the
morning train, on which the reduced
rates were offered. All Of the morning
trains were unusually well loaded from
nearby towns by those who came to
the city to attend the opening of the
summers race meeting. The Centrars
incoming trains were especially well
filed.
Mrs e. ]. Whittle, of Mason City.
en- route to st. Louis to visit the expo
siition. was probably as much inter-
ested in news from the Northwestern
wreck at Stanwood as any one in Mar
shalltown Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Whittle has been entertaining at her
home Miss Nina Johnston. of Clinton.
who left for the east Monday evening
I via Belle Plaine. A telegram to Mrs.
Whittle from Clinton, received just
before she left home, announced that
Miss Johnston had not arrived In Clfn-
ton, and asked for the time OF her de-
parture from Mason City. Mrs. Whit
tie answered the telegram, and ex-
pected a reply here, that she might be
satisfied that her friend was safe. AS
the list of injured did not contain Miss
Johnston's name Mrs Whittle felt