Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-10
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ware at Eurhush Hardware Store.
| Lee Maxwell has accepted position
with Britain & Co, as city salesman
If you want your laundry work done
! well and promptly send 1t to Flitton.
] Gasolene stoves at your own price
Bates second hand store, 81 North
! Center.
:. Get your home grown, ripe toma-
toes, cucumbers, musk melons and
| fresh country butter at Huls & Son.
| Finkle block.
| The White Star coffee stands at the
head If you like delicious coffee send
us an order and try the White Star.
Huls a. Son. Finkle block.
The Jack Hoeffler Company will pre-
| sent the domestic drama "A Fight For
Honor this evening. Specialties be-
tween each act. Prices 10, 20 and 80
cents.
Fred Rubee went to State Center
| Tuesday evening, where he will re-
municipal water works and electric
| light plant.
The Sundell Cafe is the best place
| In the city to get a meal. Always
! ready, clean and inviting. You may
have anything the season affords at
| SundeIl's Cafe.
Miss May Stone and Mr.. Harry
Stewart. of Gilman, who are members
of camping party located north of
LiscoInb. spent Tuesday in the city, re-
turning to camp in the evening.
! Low rates to Boston, account G. A.
r. national encampment. August IL.
| 13, and IA. Stopover at New York, and
Niagara Falls on return trip. Write
Erie Railroad, $50 Railway Exchange,
| Chicago.
Special convocation OF Signet Chapter
this Wednesday, evening. August 10,
1904. for work in NJ. Il. NJ. degree. Be
present If possible Visitors welcome.
| Gayel falls, 1880. /. T. Forbes. H. p.
George r. Norris, secretary.
Mr.. E. d. Sawyer and son Louis. of
Traer, are visiting friends in the city
and attending the ball games. and will
remain for few days. Mr. Sawyer is
Well known over the state as one of
! the champion checker players OF Iowa
having taken honors at the first state
| tournament held at Bows.
MIR. and Mrs. Eli Inman. the former
an uncle of j. L. lnman. arrived in the
city Tuesday and will make their home
here for a time with Mr.. and Mrs. In
| man, liz South Ninth street Mr. In
!, hnat
Po,llson Lumber Company at Portland,
and next spring expects to begin farm
Ing. in Minnesota.
la pioneer days our forefathers rode
in OK carts, but things have changed
and today almost everyone may possess
a buggy. We are agents for the cela-
! brat,ad Staver buggy, and there is moth
| ina on the market that can equal It.
They are manufactured from the best
hard hickory, painted and upholstered
in first class style. and are vehicle
that anyone would be proud of. Darl-
ing & Gantz.
number of Minnesota Philippine
war veterans. residing in st. Paul,
Minneapolis and other points, passed
| thru the city Tuesday evening on the
Central, en- route to St Louis The
Philippine veterans will attend the fifth
annual convention of the Philippine
War Veterans Association and be
present at the Philippine day exercises
al the exposition
1t is very likely that Rev. r. NJ. Cole
man. formerly pastor of the Methodist
church of this city. now OF Toledo, VIII
again be assigned at the coming con-
ference to the Toledo church. AT the
quarterly conference held there few
days ago the congregation unanimous
iM voted to ask for his return. His
first year OF service with his present
Pensioners has proved most satisfac-
tory to both pastor and people.
MRS. NJ. G. Brown pleasantly enter
tanned the w. r.. c. Aid Society, and a
few guests this afternoon at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. e. L. Hoag, 3041s
West State street. The national COL
ors were prettily carried out in the
refreshments. which We're served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. Higgin.
Guests OF the society were Mrs. ]. r..
Hfines, Mrs. Frank M. Newman, Mrs
Charles Reed. Mrs. Hfggin, Mrs. Belle
Daley, Mrs. Jud Garfield and the lat
tel's daughter, Mrs. Nerl Mershon.
An amateur BAH game, between mines
known as the South Center street
Stars and the "Patch Gang" was
played on South Center street grounds
Tuesday afternoon, resulting in a VIC
tory for the former club by score of
10 to is. The game was not decided
until the tenth inning, altho the Stars
claimed nine We're only necessary but
owing to the fact that the patch gang
cheated" the tenth was played. Punk
etr pitched for the Stars and Beck was
behind the bat. For the patch Ed
die" Allen was the slab artist, with
Art Allen. Guy White, Hamlin and
Dicks acting az back stops.
A. j. Kupka. OF Albion, spent Tues
day in the city, going in the evening
to Chelsea where he will remain for a
brief stay on business. Mr.. Kupka
met here the adjustor for the insurance
company, which held the risk on his
Albion property. recently destroyed in
the fire at that place. Mr.. kupka's plans
for the future ere far from being deter
iAined upon. He expects to be able to
obtain a settlement soon from the in
surance company, and is confident he
will get the face value of his policy,
$1,000. Even then Mr. Kupka claims
THAT he will be loser by 81. 400.