Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-08
George J. Allen, opthalmologist.

| III. OSkSolStlii, 90 iloot I1ehiAt
Purest crushed fruit juices at Ian
der's.
Tailor made suits half price at NJ. f
Andrews.
All of our s1.oo wrappers go at 65t
each. f. r. Lay.
Dr. Lierle. special attention to sur
gerry and obstetrics.
The Tobard Inn Library books have
arrived at Simmons Book Store.
Muslin underwear, one-fourth less
the regular price. NJ. +. Andrews.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
You had better see what prices the
New England is making tomorrow. 4.
r. Lay.
Seven day novelty sale begins to-
morrow morning at oslo TX. Ache
Parker.
Saturday we will place on sale 20
dozen summer corsets, worth soc. al
&c each. e. r. Lay.
H. A. Church is confined to his home
with an attack of stomach trouble. His
condition is quite serious.
4 Campaign buttons &c; campaign
fobs. 10c: campaign pictures, 1oc. Da-
Wis Pharmacy, Finkle block
Yardmaster and Mrs. j. III. Higham
land children, who have been visiting
relatives in Abba, arrived home this
lmorning.
G. H. Stouffer is plaintiff in an action
in which EZekial Sampson. ct al. heirs
4 at-law of ]. r. Handle. in which the
plaintiff seeks to quiet title.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Her.
man was conducted this fornoon at
10 o'clock at the Christian church. Rev.
w. II. Scott, officiating. Interment was
in Riverside.
Haviland china sale at Sinclair's Sat
urday. Your choice of many pieces
from seven open stock patterns with
4 each 75c, 81, sL50. So and So purchase.
Now is the time to fill out your sets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoeck who have
been spending several months at Hot
Springs. Ark, on account of the form
lei y ISdllu, dItINea lOIilG SddS
might MIR. Hoeck is feeling better. and
will remain in the city indefinitely.
| Every person spends one-third of
their time in bed. Why not have a
good bed. when they are SO easy TO
get? D. c. Wiibur's line of springs
| and mattresses is complete and we'll
| recommended. 1t costs nothing to see
1 the good things.
/ On August 1, when O. II. Hole will
retire from the active management of
the Q. H. Hole Company, Mr.. c. H.
\ Smith, formerly county treasurer, and
a member Of the former clothing firm
of Farrand. Smith s. Clifford. will enter
| the employ OF the firm.
! Miss Gertrude Woodward entertain
ed the members of the T. M. P. Club
at her home, corner of Church and
| Fourth streets, Thursday evening. The
| guests were invited to hem tea towels,
! for Miss Cora Lander, whose wedding
| is to take place on the Goth. A very
4 pleasant evening was enjoyed. The
4 heart idea was carried out in the re-
freshments.
4 A party of State Center people ar
rived in the city this morning and
jspent the day at the chautauqua
grounds. Those comprising the party
were Mesdames G. w. Stoufer, William
| Tate, J. L. Mcmahon, G. F. Capron. A.
lip. Woolston, w. A Brown, A. e. Kiser,
e. e. Benson, e. II. Schilling. C.. b.
Mason. b. C. Whitehill. B. F. West, E.
". Gibson. I. B. Kaufman. Mrs. Bell.
Miss Jessie Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
4 o. j. Whitson.
/ Mr.. Robert X. Stuart. who has been
at the head of the bookkeeping depart
ment of the Iowa Central and Mime
apols g. st. Louis, since the auditing
department of the Central was moved
to Minneapolis from this city, has been
made auditor Of the Newton & North
western railway, headquarters Boone.
Mr.. Stuart came to the Iowa Central
about seven years ago, during the adj
ninistration of Col. L. NJ. Martin, as
general manager. Mr.. Stuart's former
home was in Pella.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caruthers. Of
Union, were in the city Thursday
afternoon being on their way home
/ from Story City, where they have been
| for a few days visit with Mrs Ca
ruthers' sister, Mrs. w. A. Devendorf
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Devendorf are preparing
I to move from Story City. where they
have lived for the past ten years. Mr..
Devendorf has disposed of his drug
store at that point. and is thinking Sc
riously of locating in Grinnell.
Agent F. B. Garvin, of the North
western, was at Boone yesterday.
where he was in attendance at called
/ meeting OF the agents of the principal
| points of the line in Iowa. Discussion
of freight matters, overs. shorts and
| bad orders was taken up. also the
causes for the troubles that beset
| freight men, and what remedies might
be adopted to prevent them. A number
of the officials of the company were in
attendance at the meeting, and besides
the agents. yard masters, freight house
foremen and local freight conductors
were present.
/ The work of decorating the rooms of
the high school building, which has
been in progress for several weeks,
was completed yesterday, and the i'm
provement in the three rooms is most
marked. The big study hall, the walls
Of which had turned almost black, have