Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-22
George ]. Allen, ophthalmologist..

George j. Allen, ophthalmologist..
Street hats at cost at Nine. Clark's
this week.
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Remember the wedding at Maccabee
hall, Thursday night.
Use Lincoln Paint, it is absolutely
pure. Mcdonald & Mahood Co.
Mrs. Coyle is showing something new
ana entirely different in summer hats.
/ No hammocks in the city to equal
! those TO be found at Simmons Book
| Store.
/ Covered lunch baskets. also willow
clothes baskets, all sizes, at Culley's,
South First avenue.
Mr.. James Lamb arrived home from
Canton. ILL.,, where he has been for a
few days on business.
! The Yeomen Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. D. G. Powers, liz South Sew
enth street. Thursday afternoon.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il.
Jackson, l01 South street, was releas
cd from quarantine for scarlet fever
Tuesday.
If you want to invest SO to advan-
| tage buy a pair of our gentlemens
low shoes in patent colt or light calf
skin feathers. E. q. Wallace.
| Henry Drake, who has been attending
Cornell College. left this morning for
Beamer county, Nebraska, where he
will remain for the summer canvassing
| for publishing house.
| On account of being obliged to move |
| | will commence tomorrow to sell all
millinery goods, hats. etc, at one-half |
their former price. Miss e. Gilmore, |
with the Nettie Ingledue Company. |
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| A special train Of five coaches. carry /
| ing the f1remen of Cedar Falls and !
| Waterloo. passed thru the city about /
| O'Clock this morning. bound for Des I
| Moines, where the firemens state tour |
nament is to be held this week.
| The Iowa Telephone Co. are furnish
| ing the Times Republican very COM
plete bulletins from the republican
convention. Same may be seen during I
the day in the window OF the T.-R. /
bushes Office.
The Mystic Workers of the World I
will give a social tomorrow evening T
at the X. p hail. after the regular
lodge meeting. No admission will be
charged, and the affair is planned sole-
ly as a social hour for the members.
Northwestern carpenters are at work
making repairs to the floor in the
baggage room at the union station. I
which has to be reinforced in places
because of the heavy wear and tear
resulting from the handling of heavy
baggage.
The Baptist Sunday school enjoyed
it's annual picnic today at the Soldiers
Home. under the chaperonage of sew
eral of the teachers and workers In tho
school. A large number OF children
were taken to the Home on cars char
tered by the school.
Mrs. A. d. Lee was called to Water
loo this morning to attend the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon.
wife of Henry w. Lyon. a collector
in the employ of the Waterloo &
Cedar Falls Gas and Electric Com
pany, which was held this afternoon 1T
$3.50. Mrs. Lee was accompanied by
her daughter Fay
The date of the annual Centerville
excursion to this city. which had been
set for Tuesday, Aug 8, has been
changed, and new date is soon to be
determined upon. The change was
made necessary owing to an excursion
which has been arranged to run into
Centerville on that date. A day will be
fixed earlier in August, on some day
when there will be a league ball game
in this city.
Mr. Albert Meade. a former Mar
shallt,w boy and graduate of
the Marshalltown high school
for the past year at the head of the
science department in the Iowa City
high school, who has been in the city
for brief visit went to Liscomb Tues
day evening, where he spent the day
with relatives. Mr. Meade will return
to Iowa City Thursday and will spend
the greater part of the summer doing
some special work in the university
and also some special tutoring. His
brother Mr.. Fletcher Meade also a
graduate of the Marshalltown high
school, is a. history teacher in the Iowa
City high school,