Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-19
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Observation-Disclosures:
+ THE CITY in BRIEF !
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Natermelons at oison's, West Main
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician
Fruit Jars, all sizes. at Olson's. Wes
Main.
| Nice ripe watermelons at Huls &
Sons.
| Mixed paints. the best kind. at Sieg's
los East Main.
Gents straw hats cleaned at the
| Havskeye Store, second floor.
Special sale of embroideries at less
| than wholesale cost. E. r. Lay.
If you want your laundry work done
| well and promptly send 1t to Flitton.
Some great bargains in shirt waists
at the loom end sale. Hawkeye Store
second floor.
D.. Clenmer, the Hopkins block dem
tist. Phone. new 335. Evenings by
appointment
DR.. c. b. Ackert dentist. Crown
and bridge work Examination free.
Office over postoffice.
Yeoman fancy drill and ice cream Sc
ciai tonight at A. O. U. W. hall Come
everybody. Admission 10 cents.
High grade electric fan for sale. AL
mos. new. Will sell cheap for cash.
Mrs. Branch Jones, 100 East stare.
We place on sale tomorrow 100
pieces of embroideries at prices that
will move them In short order. E. r.
Lay.
Word from Newton announces the
death in that city Saturday evening
Of Clement Brock. an old resident of
Jasper county. who at one time lived
in this county.
To compete with the worlds
fair, we offer the following
low prices for July = $1.25
per day, IS, Sc. 81. and IS per
week. Whitaker's Lake Shore Hotel
Clear Lake, Iowa
The members of the Spinning Wheel
Chapter, d. A. r.. and a few friends,
took supper at the Sandoe Cabin, Elm
wood. Monday, the affair being given
In honor of Mrs. I. c. Speers. of Mime
apols. The rain forced an early re-
turn in the evening.
DR.. r. Q. Douglas. of Grinnell, sec
rotary of the Iowa Congregational
Home Missionary Society, was in the
city Monday afternoon, being on his
way home from trip to Bellevue where
he spent Sunday in the interests of the
society he represents.
E. l.. Condor. of LeGrand, arrived in
the city Monday evening and will re-
main for a few days. taking charge OF
Northwestern switch engine in the
local yards. The regular engineer. AM
drew Sewers. has gone to Boone for a
few lays visit with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew e. Wilbur are
naaking preparations to leave during
the ffst week in August for trip of a
few weeks thru the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. They will go via the
aoriliern route. and return via Denver,
stopping at Pueblo for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. George II. Marsh.
Having decided to remove from the
city the Melvin g. Soliday stock at 122
and LA East Main, we will sell regard
less of cost all OF the fixtures, includ-
ing Il good safe. a number of show
cases and mirrors, q cash carrier sys-
TEN and great many other things,
very useful in any store. Also some
small lines OF goods will be forced OFF.
C. G. Samson.
Lewis Sparkman, the itinerant nicklc
and silver platter, who had his hand
badl, burned with nitric acid about ten
days ago, underwent an operation at
St Thomas Monday, whereby the ring
and little finger of his right hand We're
amputated. leaving but one join of
each. The operation leaves Sparkman
almost fingerless and armless, as ne
already had but one arm.
Owing to the wreck of passenger No.
6. on the Northwestern. last night. near
Stanwood, all of the west bound trains
on the Northwestern We're delayed.
Regular No. was abandoned. and first
No. &, consisting Of box car for bag
gage and one coach, was made up at
INTERCHANGEABLE and arrived here about
9 O'Clock. Second No. 8 arrived about
f1:3C. The fast mail was delayed in
reaching here about an hour.
George B. Albert, formerly of Mar
shallsown, but now of Lucas, left for
his home Monday evening after few
days stay In the city, during which
time he has been looking after business
matt ars. Mr.. Albert Is connected with
the Big Hill Coal Company. OF Lucas,
as sales agent, having returned to the
business in which ne was engaged
wher he first became resident Of
Mars halltown. number of years ago.
The Lucas mining property has but re-
Gently been developed. and gives prom
Use Of returning excellent results.
A very delightful informal hop. de-
spite the warm weather, was enjoyed
at the Odd Fellows hall Monday even
ing by thirty couples, members and
friends Of the T. NJ. P. Club. The long
of dances was carried out to
A. YT-l~~ II.