Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-02

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| Trautmanns & Co.
| We will be closed all day the Fourth.
Upper Circle Club.
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Attention-Barber shops of this city
will be closed all day July 4.
Olives in bottle or bulk, pickles. cam
ned meats for picnics at Olson's.
| Eighteen pounds of sugar for 81, Fri
day and Saturday. Will Miller.
! We are out of town July 4th. Store
closed all day. Reynolds & Sheldon.
| Buy your fruit jars at Will Millers.
Special prices for Friday and Saturday,
July l and 2.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. d. S.
Good Grocery Co.
DR.. c. b. Ackert, dentist. Crown
and bridge work. Examination free.
Office over postoffice.
A fine assortment of fireworks. all
new. prices right, at W. II. Moreland's
grocery, EOS North Fifth avenue.
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Have you examined the splendid
values we are giving in table linens IN
our semi-annual clearing sale. L. r.
Lay.
Mcbride & Will sell Dipolene, pow
erful disinfectant and germicide. Also
destroys lice on plants and shrubs,
and tieas on dogs. etc.
Having a large supply OF good, dry
hard wood on hand, we are now ready
to furnish you with the prompt deliv-
cry. Call and see us or telephone No
So. Cahill Coal Company.
The Sunday services at the Methodist
church will be held Sunday at the us
ual hour. In the morning Rev. Pye will
take as his subject THE Old Man and
the New Man." and in the evening,
The Jericho Road
Miss leila Griffin of Fairbury, Neb.,
who has been attending school at the
Iowa State Normal. at Cedar Falls, ar
rived in the city this morning for Il
short visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Griffin.
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The Chicago Ladies Quartet will sing
at p. IN. tonight. Mrs. Clarke will !
read and Mr.. Gosse will place upon
the screen a fine program of moving |
pictures. An entire evening of enter
tainment at the Chautauqua for 25
cents.
Hardy Friend has constructed for his |
own use a handsome and useful can
vas hunting canoe, which he contefn- |
plates using upon the lakes next fall |
for hunting ducks. The boat is about /
ten feet in length, of elm framework |
and covered with heavy canvas.
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Gus Johnson, foreman of the car re- |
pairers of the Iowa Central, is making
some extensive improvements on his
residence at 500 West Nevada street
The repairs constitute an additional |
story on the house and a new porch
and will cost. when completed, about
$1,000.
Frank A. Peterson, assistant division
engineer Of the Great Western. and 7
wife, of Des Moines, arrived in the city
this morning and spent the day with
Mrs. c. L. Peterson and family. Mr..
and Mrs Peterson will go to Grinnell /
this evening for short stay with Mr..
Peterson's sister, Mrs. Ora Parrish.
w. ]. Bryan. before leaving the city
was shown thru the Mar
shalltown public library, which he pro-
nounced one-of the best small libraries
he has ever visited. He also compli- II
liented Miss Ellen Ray, librarian, high
" on the excellent arrangement and
of the methods employed in ,
the library.
f,
Mrs. Frank Sherlock. who has been
visiting for several weeks with her
parents In Winnipeg, Can. arrived
nome Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherlock. who have been making their
nome with the formers parents. Mr..
md Mrs. William Sherlock, have taken
apartments in the Fry block, over the
Schmidt hardware store.
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Hiawatha, as he appears to the Ojib
way Indians will be presented at the
Sunday evening in moving
pictures and with readings by Mrs.
Clarke. These simple people of the
forests make the occasion Of the pre-
of this scene OF religious in
crest. 1t has been called the American
Passion Play. AS presented by Mr..
iosse 1t becomes a sermon. 1t is in 1
very way appropriate for Sunday eve I
ling.
The fourth of the series of base ball
James between the ladies of the Coun-
ry Club was played on the club dia-
nond Friday evening and resulted in
mother victory for the east end team ,
" a score of 12 to Z. Each club has !
ow won two games, and the rub 9
er" will be played off on the Fourth. :
Hiss Matena Nelson pitched for the ),
asst enders, and Mrs. Lloyd Maxwell !,
or the west enders. j. Sears caught ),
or both and Dwight Denmead officiat- :.
d. !,
The cure effected for Ethel, the little
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. WilliamY
Chapman. of 1O4 South First street
who for a time was to-
ally blind. is indeed wonderful. DIR. p =
Chester Madison, of Chicago, whose al y
most miraculous cures of all eye dis !
asses without the use of the knife is q
he talk of the medical world has
reated several Marshalltown patients
nd his advertisement in this paper 5
hould be most interesting to all who
re troubled with their eyes.
The member of the examining board
the Rock Island spent all day Fri t
ay with engineers and trainmen of the I
owa Central, and left in the evening G
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