Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-30
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! Dance tonight, A. q. U. w. nan.
DR.. Burkhart osteopath 302 West
Main.
| Gasolene stoves now at almost one-
half price. Cronk Bros.
| Cameras and supplies at Jones &
Sieg,s, los East Main street.
DR. Cletnmer. the Hopkins block
| dentist. Phone new, 335. Evenings by
appointment.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
| man American, always the same. D. S.
Good Grocery Co.
| Four special police have been en-
gagged for Mondays ball game. DR..
II. l.. Getz is chief of the bunch.
Hopkins Dye Works have been NOV
ed to ITO East Church street. Old
| phone 623 new phone Ill. Bring your
work.
Kitchen cabinets of all kinds and
| prices at u. c. Wilbur's. We are agent
/ for the famous Ellwell cabinets and
can guarantee them perfect in every
way. Remember the cash discount.
(! Low rates to Boston, account G. A.
r. national encampment, August II,
Is, and IA. Stopover at New York, and
| Niagara Falls on return trip. Write
Erie Railroad. sos Railway Exchange,
Chicago.
The sacred concert tomorrow even
ing Sunday at Leland park. will be
one of the best of the season. The
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pared special program for this paltic-
ular night.
Motion Egermayer. Pleading Meeker.
Answering Boardman and Argument
Farber are quartet hard to beat. They
will see that the pillmakers get a dose
of their own medicine at Finkle's park
Monday afternoon
Diagnostic Mighell may be Nor
man, but they say Bobby Warner
isn't "one, two three with him on
second. See him and Clinical Conway
do the double play stunts at the doc
Lawyers game Monday afternoon
at Finkles.
Mr. n A. Mayer, OF Leon, a friend
of Mr. John Hurst, OF the Gray's pitch
evening from Des Moines, and will re-
main over Sunday as Mr.. H,lrst's
guest Mr.. Mayer is on the road for
SHERMAN Bros. wholesale wood, Chi
cago.
1t is just as easy to be well dressed
as to have clothes have do not fit you.
Every first class tailor takes pride In
seeing his customers on the street
wearing better fitting clothes than
those who patroni2e other tailors. We
have the goods. the workmen, and the
cutter. Come and see us.-Tony Psen-
cka.
A. r. Thayer. of the Times epubli-
can, arrived home Friday evening from
his northern fishing trip, which has
been enjoyed for two weeks at Red
Cedar Lake near Mikana, Wis. and
surrounding lakes. in company with
Mrs. Thayer and Mrs. and Mrs George
f. Thayer The latter VIII arrive home
this evening or tomorrow.
Agent Frank Fl. Mct,arl. Of the Iowa
Central at Gilman. who has been IN
the city on business for a few days. re-
turned home Friday evening. Mr.. Nc
Carl has been taking i short vacation,
during which time he has been at the
St Louis exposition. Eddie" Urbine,
who learned telegraphy under Mr.. Me
Carl. and who was formerly ent of
the Central at Laurel, has been supply
ing the Gilman station during Mr.. Nc
Carts absence.
Mr.. Frank E. Boucher. in a letter
recently written to relatives here. tells
of his safe arrival in Portland. Ore.
via the Canadian Pacific. Mr..
Boucher has about entirely recovered
from the effects OF his injuries, receiv
ed here on the evening before his de-
when he colided, while riding his
wheel. with an autnlobile driven by
Mr.. Stanley Moore. The accident re-
suited In bad bruises and decorations
to his legs. and the almost complete
demolition of his bicycle.
Mr.. Claude Baker former travel
ing salesman for the Fletcher
company. out OF this city. spent Friday
IN the city looking after business mat
ters leaving for the east Friday even>
ing. Mr.. Baker Is now on the road
for the Murphy Varnish company. OF
Chicago in the railroad department of
the company's business. Mr.. Baker
visits the trade in the larger cities. or
at railway division points. where shops
are maintained, as his work is entire
ely among the roads which use large
Quantities OF varnish In car building
and repairing.
Mr.. and Mrs H. p. Clemens, of
Clemens. accompanied by their little
niece Puma. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Magee, were in the city Friday
evening. arriving from Clear Lake
where they have been for ter days
outing. Other members of the party
which camped near the Outing Club
grounds We're Mr.. and Mrs. Magee and
son, Clifford Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Glenn
ons, and sons, Fred and Harold. Miss
Rella Hoover and Robert, Roy and
Howard Clemens, sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Clemens. With the exception of
those who arrived here Friday even
ing. on their way home, the members
of the party are driving home from the
lake, and wifi reach Clemens either this
evening or tomorrow morning. The
outing has proved a most delightful
one.
Hardin county people. and horsemen
in this city. will be Interested in know
ing that Cassie W. the Finster mare. of
Steamboat Rock who was entered in