Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-13

Tor 20 cents. Arcnle rdfhet-
All odd lengths of carpets go at
much less than cost. e. r. Lay
Push pins. for artists, dressmakers,
window trimmers, etc, at Liebigs.
If you want your laundry work done
well and promptly send it to Flitton.
Sheriff c. s. Hutson was in State
Center today. looking after civil mat
tiers.
Two yards table oileloth for Is cents.
Two yards for the price of one. Ar
chic Parker.
Will make special prices on cut glass.
Some very desirable pieces in stock
Geo. l.. Andrews.
Have you seen the special values we
are offering III 36-inch taffeta silks and
peau de sole? E. r. Lay.
Thursday we will place on sale six
ty pieces Lonsdale muslin. five yards
for % cents. Archie Parker.
Deputy Sheriff Nicholson was in Mel
bourne today, subpoenaing witnesses n
the Wicks-L Lindsay burglary case.
Thursday we place on sale seventy
cents at our seven day novelty sale
Archie Parker.
DR.. NJ. U. Chesire went to Waterloo
this morning to attend the annual con-
vention of the Austin Flint Medical
Society, held today and tomorrow.
james j. Mahoney, formerly of this
city, but now of Belmond. where he is
in the grain business, spent Tuesday in
the city looking after business matters
Get your furnace repairs now. We
expect to be buried with business in
The fall and can give you the best SER
Company.
Master Hughitt lamar, who has been
confined to a room at st. Thomas hos
pital for two weeks suffering from
the effects of a fractured leg, is doing
very nicely.
Mrs. James Dunn, ST., living five
miles northeast of st. Anthony, who
has been quite seriously i'll for several
lays with an attack of heart trouble,
is improving slowly.
Our great remodeling sale still con-
tinues to draw the people because 1t is
plain to all. Nellie Ingledue & CO.. the
up-to date dry goods house.
The funeral Of Dyane S. Purdy. who
died at the Soldiers Home Tuesday at
noot. was held at the chapel this after
noon at 3 o'clock, interment following
In the Home burying ground
Four hacks, loaded with members of
the parish of St. Pauls church, left
early this morning for the grove on the
river bank. near the Country Club
grounds, where the day was spent pic
Secretary !. S. Finkle. of the Mar
shalltown Racing Association, and DR.
c. II. Stull well known in Iowa as a
horseman and timer. went to Waterloo
this morning to attend the races OF this
Cedar Valley circuit.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday will
be good days for bargain hunters at
the seven day novelty sale. We have
received large quantities of muslin.
hose, skirts. etc, and there are enough
for all. Archie Parker
Anna, the l3-year- old niece of Mrs.
Charles Esterly, residing four miles
southwest of st. Anthony, who fell
from barrel week ago and sustained
a bad fracture and dislocation OF the
left elbow, is improving nicely.
II w To- hnc a
the Country Club this morning to about
thirty of her lady friends at $3.50
o o'clock breakfast, complimentary to her
sister, Miss Cole, of Kansas City. who
is her guest. The breakfast was served
in four courses, and the table deccra-
lions were of sweet peas.
DR.. ]. f. Cox, who recently returned
from South Dakota TO his former home
IN Belle PIaine arrived in the city Tues
day evening, accompanied by Mrs. Cox.
and will remain indefinitely at the
home OF the latter's mother, Mrs. Chloe
DIR. Cox. as soon as he
sufficient strength will leave
for The west for an indefinite stay.
Rev. Elijah Brown Jones left this
morning for Sioux City, where he has
an engagement as one of the speakers
of that city's chautauqua. He has also
chautauqua date at Grant City. Mo-,
during the month of August, and will
not return to his church work here un-
til Sept. 1. During the rest of this
month DIR. Jones' pulpit will be sup
piled and next Sunday Rev. f. e. VIII
cox, of Des Moines. will preach.
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A party Of Marshalltown people and
others will leave tonight for North
Dakota with view of purchasing
land They will be absent week or
ten days. Those who will go are Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Wetzstein, George
Adams, Sir, Mr.. and Mrs. John Irwin,
Frank WINERY of Union; w. r. Porter,
of Dixie; and A. Mimann, of Gearing.
L. W. WINERY and sons Hugh and
Ray, will accompany The party, which
goes to Fessenden.
Mrs. w. b. flanagan, of TOT West
Linn street. entertained twenty four
young people at their home Tuesday
evening. in honor of their son. Guy,
who attained his majority Tuesday.
The evening was most enjoyably spent
with music and games, and a two
course luncheon was served by Mrs.
Hanegan, assisted by her sister, Mrs.
Jennie Youngs, and Miss Mabel john
son. Mr. flanagan was the recipient of
many useful and pretty gifts.
We shall continue our special remod-