Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-21
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DR.. Billiard, osteopath, 2S East Main
Armour's pork and beans at Huls &
Sons.
Best values in black dress goods al
NJ. Il. Andrews.
| Gasolene stove prices now nearly cut
in two. Cronk Bros.
Band concert tonight by the Fifty
third infantry band West Main.
Your choice of all our $3.50 to 50
fancy parasols, 81. NJ. F. Andrews
If you want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly send it to F'litton.
Gasoline stoves must now go. Ev-
cry stove at less than wholesale.
/ Cronk Bros.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. D. $.
Good Grocery Co.
/ Division superintendent T.. G.
Schevenell, of the Northwestern, head
quarters Mason City, was in the city
| Wednesday afternoon on business.
| Neutrality-suspicious. young men and
women to learn bookkeeping and
shorthand at the Central Iowa Bust
ness College. Every graduate is in a
position
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tian church will be entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. l.. S. Gantz. Mrs.
| Galloway and Mrs. Size. at the home Of
l - n
| .
| An ice cream social was held We'd
nesday evening on the lawn at the
home of Mrs. Mary J. Atkins, 212 South
Center street. by the Mystic Workers.
for the benefit of the lodge. Quite a
number patronized the affair.
| The Levee Gun Club is making prep
arations for shoot to be given Sun
day near the spot on the Marietta bot
tom lands known as Sullivan's camp.
| Invitations have been issued to MEM
bers of the other gun clubs and to all
shooters of the city.
| Mrs. Lora A. Bennett went to Ackley
this morning, where she will organize a
| w. c. T. u. Mrs. Bennett was joined
at Ackley by Mrs. Ida r. Wise. OF Mis-
souri, Valley corresponding secretary
of the Iowa w. c. T. u. who will as
sist in the work OF organization.
Messrs. William Nielandt, Addison
Ellis, j. c. Carson. e, c. Rushlow, Ru-
pert Beale, James Stewart, c. e. Ram
sey and w. II. Vosburg. of Gilman.
were in the city Wednesday to attend
the races. Mr.. William Fisher, of
Grinnell. was also here Wednesday for
the opening days races.
Tommorrow and Saturday while our
remodeling sale lasts we shall make
especially low prices on seasonabe
goods ms we are anxious to reduce
summer lines to the lowest possible
point before the workmen commence
tearing down the rear OF our store.
Nettie Ingledue & CO.. the Upto Date
Dry Goods House.
Those who have furnaces in need
OF repair should have the work done
now before the busy season opens,
then you will be ready when the first
cold snap arrives. We can do the
work now better than later in the sea-
son, then you will not have to wait.
Leave your order now and the work
will be done promptly. w. r. Painter.
1856 West Main.
Mr.. G. a. Airhart. former resident
of Gearing, now OF West Bend, was in
the city Wednesday, being on his
way to Gearing for a brief visit with
friends. Mr.. Airhart, who was for
merly partner OF L. II. Moon, in the
barber business at Gearing, is now in
business at West Bend, He has been
visiting friends in Boone. Story City
and Nevada during the past few days.
Burglars made an attempt to enter
the w. P. Hughes home 40S North
Third avenue, late Wednesday night.
Mrs. j. j. Weber. a neighbor, who saw
one OF the men at work with dark
lantern at the rear door, while another
stood guard at the front, notified Mr..
Hughes by telephone. An effort was
made to get the police. and the noise
of telephoning probably frightened
the men away. At any rate they did
not effect an entrance
John Peterson. of Melbourne, whose
little son John died in this city We'd
nesday morning, after an illness OF
brain trouble, came to the city We'd
nesday evening and made arrange
ments to inter the body in the family
lot at Riverside. Mrs. Peterson. whose
condition. after an Illness of several
weeks. Is such that she is very ner-
vous and weak, was not informed of
her sons death, and will not be until
she is more nearly recovered. The
funeral OF the babe was held this |
afternoon at 1870, conducted by Rev.
Lemon.