Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-02
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

i Chamberlain, optometrist.
Mason's fruit pars at Oson'A
4 s-.--------
George ]. Allen, opthahn ologist.
Stetsons grape juice at Olson's.
Dance tonight, A. O. U. " hall.
Or. N. w. Cietz. surgeon. physician.
Or. Burkhart, osteopath 302 Yves
Main.
A full line of package crackers a
Olson's
Use Will Miller's 20 cent coffee. Bes,
ton the market.
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Everything in fresh fruits and yege
tables at Olson's.
Canvas and Tennis shoes, white, red
and black at Trautmanns 81 Co.
For picnics try our Kennedy cookies
and waters. Reynolds a. Sheldon.
| II you like, good breed buy Gold
Medal flour. ID. S. Good Grocery Co.
| If you want your laundry work done
| well and promptly send II to Flitton.
! Our picnic comes on Monday, July q
Store closed all day. Reynolds & Shell
| don.
Dr.. Clenmer. the Hopkins block dem
list. Phone. new 335. Evenings BIZ
appointment.
Ladies If you are in need of shoes
buy Queen Quality, the best shoe made
Trautmanns & Co.
The best fireworks in; all good; surs
to go, at w. III. Moreland's grocery, 2oa
North Fifth avenue.
When in need of the best grades of
lime, cement or plaster, call up No. 3s.
cahill Coal Company.
have plenty Of good, coarse, Illinois
nut and Centerville block coal. Cahil
Coal Company. phones No. 3S.
Have YOU taken advantage OF The
special prices we are making on silks
during our semi-annual clearing sale?
e. r. Lay.
Father p. Nj. Lochnane. OF State Cen
ter. and Father w. j. Convery, of Ell
dora, were in the city Friday at the
opening gathering OF the chautauqua.
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Mrs. Will Barry and da lighter. who
were called to this city by the recent
death of Mrs. Barry's father George A..
Bowman, left for their home in Louis
vile, KY, this morning.
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A feature of our semi annual clear
ing sale is that every yard of wash
goods offered is of this seasons pur-
chase. The cleaning out price on them
Is taking them out very fast l.. r..
Lay.
You will want to hear Mrs. Clarke at
the chautauaua tonight. Those fam
liar with the work of entertainers say
she is unsurpassed. Sh,. will real
Sunday evening with the Hiawatha
presentation.
Mrs. John Peterson, formerly of this
city, now living in Melbourne. is quit.
seriously i'll with complication o.
troubles. While living in this city Mr..
Peterson was employed at the freigh.
depot of the Iowa Central.
We have ~ large stock Of domestic
and foreign fabrics to select from. all
expert cutter and force OF workmeil
who will do the work quickly for you.
not have a suit at once. Tony
Psenicka.
A. S. Elder. OF Sioux City, arrived
here Friday night, and Will remain un-
Ill after the Fourth with his father
and other relatives. Mr.. I:lder is now
travelling for Sioux City wholesale
grocery firm. and has territory in west
ern Iowa and eastern Nebraska.
Mrs. CoSle. 203 West Main stree,
guarantees the application of Lycos.se
to cure rheumatism. hea aache, hay
fever. hoarserless, neural gia, catarrtl.
nausea. sore throat. and pain anywhere.
You learn the truth in one minute, for
it acts instantly. lasts a lifetime AMI
costs only ore dollar.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Howard, Rev. O. =.
Elicit. George Mitchell and Frank
Swearingen, comprising the Marshall
county delegation to the rational pro-
hibition convention In indianapolis,
which but recently closed. arrived home
Friday evening. The delegates said
the convention was one OF. the largest
and best ever held by the party, AMI
was most successful In every way.
Charles Gustafson is in receipt of a |
letter from his daughter. Florence.
on beard the steamship Celtic, !
June 10. upon which Mrs. |
and children sailed for Nor
way. where they will visit for more
than year with Mrs. Gus tafson's rel |
ltives. Mrs. Gustafson had been i'll
thruout the voyage, but the daughter
nas been in the best of health and
greatly enjoying the trip.
Mrs. Leona Wells. who has been
pending the winter in Washington Il.
=. where her duties as secretary to
Senator Francis Warren of Wyom-
ng, took her, arrived in the city Fri
lay evening for weeks visit with
Ter father, Mr.. John W. Wells and
amily. Mrs. Wells has teen visiting
ince the republican national conven-
ion adjourned, with her grandmother,
Hrs. NJ. M. Wells, at Dave EXPORT
Services will be held at the Church
" Christ at the usual hour Sunday.
Rev. r. Hey Lemon. the pastor will
speak In the morning on the subject.
The Hurricane Test" He will ex
,hange pulrits with Chaplain Jesse
Cole. of the Soldiers Home, for the
afternoon and evening. Rev. Lemon