Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-22

THE CITY in BRIEF

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Plaid and fancy belts. a great bar
gain at 10c. f. r. Lay.
Plenty of red and black ~raspberries
for Saturday. Olson, the grocer.
If o like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
If You want your laundry work done
well and promptly send it to Flitton.
Tomorrow we will give you the
greatest values eve offered In belts
E. r. Lay.
The HaWkeye store is selling laces
n embroideries at one-quarter of
regular price.
Special sale on mems heavy work
shoes Saturday. A big bargain for you.
Jarvis q Kellogg.
Fancy silk umbrella sale begins to-
morrow morning. $1.19 for a 81 UNI
brella. Archie Parker.
We Will place on sale Saturday
morning at 8 O'clock 1000 yards OF
loom ends. The Hawkeye.
Lost--Open face gold watch at tick
ct office at fair grounds. Liberal reward
II returned to j. n. Baughman, livery
stable.
August Riemenschneider, of State
Center, brought to the city Thursday
afternoon a good load of hogs. which
he sold at the Britain g. Co.. yards.
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The Parliamentary Society OF the
Eastern Star was pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. Stewart Eason Thurs
day afternoon at her home on South
Second ven
We are going to put the knife deep in
what remains of our lace curtain stock
tomorrow, the last day of our remodel
ing sale. Nettie Ingledue 4 Co. the
up-to-d.ate dry grods house.
They have never been wet, they are
not remnants, they are clean and good.
made to sell for 50, you car buy this
umbrella tomorrow or as long as they
last for S1.19. Archie Parker.
To compete with the worlds
fair. we offer the following
low prices for July = s1.25
per day. s5. Sc, 81. and IS per
week. Whitaker's Lake Shore Hotel.
Clear Lake, iowa.
Tomorrow is the last day of our re-
modelling sale. We shall make special
II low prices on %seasonable goods to-
morrow to close out. Don't miss this
opportunity. Nettie %Ingledue e. Co.
the up-to-date dry goods house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mccormack, Mr..
John Clemens and Mr.. David Black
burn. Jr.. all OF Clemens; Mr.. David
Holvick and sister. Miss Maggie. of st.
Anthony: and DR.. Jacob R~hodenizer, of
Gearing were in the city Thursday to
attend the ace
Mrs. III. j. Howe. president OF the
Library Association, who has
been In Iowa City for u few days. in
company with Miss Alice Tyler. secre-
tary OF the Iowa Library Commission.
visiting the library training school at
the state university, arrived home
Thursday.
Tomorrow will be the last chance for
you to buy high class dry goods at a
liSSOQiil vi itotu ~ w Do 10 PEI tSifts
The workmen will tearing
down our store in the rear Monday
next and VI want to close out every
thing we possibly can before this time.
Come early tomorrow and stay late. 1t
will pay you. Nettie Ingiedue & Co,
the up-to-date dry goods house.
Mr.. r.. w. WINERY arrived home
Thursday evening from Darlington,
Fessenden and other North Dakota
looking after business matters. Mr..
WINERY says North Dakota crops are
looking fine. and incidentally that the
crop Of chickens is going to be big this
Mr.. WINERY says the birds are
now a little more than half grown. and
the stutble fields are filed with coveys,
awaiting the beginning OF the open
on September !.
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Miss Mary White, Of New Sharon. a
missionary OF tho Friends church In
Jamaica, arrived in the city Thursday
evening from Union. and addressed a
small gathering in the Friends church.
Miss White has spent ten years in the
Jamaican field, and is now In this
country on a leave Of absence. granted
after a period Of Ave years service.
Miss White was a former classmate of
Mr.. w. r. Painter. Of this city, at Penn
College. Oskaloosa, and while in the
city was entertained at the Painter
Mr.. w. Fl. Arney. Of Taylor township,
home Thursday night from
City, where he has been for a
week at the bedside OF his father, Ira
Arney, who was stricken with
apoplexy two weeks ago. Mr.. Arnay Is
not improved, and has lost his power of
speech entirely. A Des Moinas special
who has examined the patient.
gives no encouragement whatever for
recovery. Mr.. Arney was for forty
years a resident OF Iowa and Taylor
and is we'll known in Mar
county. He is 65 years old, and
his age. therefore. is against his
chances for recovery.
Mrs. c.. r. Reimer was hostess
Thursday afternoon at her home. los
North Third avenue, to former South
street n%eishbors. friends OF
Mrs. J. w. Holt, Of Abba, and sister,
Mrs. w. H. Holt, Of Ulysses, Neb., who
are visiting In the city. The guests
were invited for the afternoon. and at
$50 two-course luncheon was served
by the hostess, assisted by her daugh-
Frances and Susie Crandall, Mrs.
Reimer's guests were Mesdames S. M.
Jones. III. A.. Morgan. i. G. Dueane. j.