Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-06

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/ Seventy-five cent shirts at $50 a
Pappe's this evening.
Everything in the fresh vegetable
line at olson's the grocer.
Brown Fuel and Lime Co, will make
early deliveries of coal at best prices
See us.
Some great bargains in books some
what damaged by water at Simmons
Book Store.
If you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American. always the same. d. s.
Good Grocery Co.
This is the picking season, and W.
have a large supply of picking vine.
gar.-Olsen, the grocer.
There will be no services at the NJ
f. church tomorrow. Sunday schoo
and Epworth League as usual.
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DIR. Wilson, the we'll known successful
/ eye and ear specialist. will daily bt
found in his old office as usual during
August.
The King Collar button, two for
and 5 and cents each The best col
lar button on earth for the money
! Hawieye store.
The hello" girls from the Mar
shall Telephone Company's central ex-
change picnicked at the Soldiers Home
grove Friday evening.
1 All persons who desire to work at
the canning factory should register
| their names at once at the factory Of
/ flee on East Nevada street
| A small company of the lady friends
| of Mrs. William Sandoe picnicked at
the Sandoe shack southwest of the city
today. They We're joined for dinner by
their husbands.
! Only 81 for round trip. Special train
| to Waterloo Sunday August eth via
IN. Everybody turn out and help boost
| for the Grays at Waterloo.
A. O. Reinhart. formerly of this city,
who makes his home now in Liscomp.
and who was operated upon at st.
Thomas hospital Wednesday for APP
pendicitis. is improving nicely.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Freese was
held this morning at the Catholic
church in HaverhilI, and was largely
attended. Rev. Baumhold officiated and
the interment was in the church bury
ing ground.
Do you need collar button. We
are selling the Gold King, with paten.
lever tops on solid posts, two for S
cents, and 5 cents each. See our west
window. Every button warranted not
to break. Hawkeye store.
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The members Of the Burlington team
of the Iowa State Lea que passed thru
the city Friday evening. being on their
way to Oskaloosa from Waterloo. They
met the Quakers in the first game of
the new series this afternoon.
Second Vice President NJ. NJ. Kirk
land, of the Northwestern. and family,
and party of friends. passed thru the
city this morning over the Northwest
ern in the formers special car attach
ed to passenger No. 3 on their way to
Salt Lake City for q pleasure trip.
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One of the very handsome spots IN
the business district OF the city, is the
pretty grounds surrounding the library.
The flower beds were planted by the
city federation, and the firemen of
central station have kept them well
watered so that they have grown, and
many are in blossom.
This is to notify the large number
of patients at present under treatment
at the Wood Eye and Ear Sanitarium at
Marshalltown, as well as those contem-
plating treatment that the institution
closes this evening and will re opened
again for business Monday, Aug. o.
DR.. Wood, the proprietor, goes east to
recreate and study.
A picked team of the young ladies of
the Country Club We're defeated in the
regular weekly game of indoor base
ball at the Country Club diamond Fri
day evening by team of gentlemen.
The score was IA to II. Miss Erma
Wallace pitched for the ladies. and Mr..
II. Birdsall for the gentlemen. The
usual evening dance was enjoyed after
wards.
There are no new developments sur
rounding the death Of Joseph Eich, of
this city, who died SO mysteriously IN
Grinnell at the New Monroe hotel. The
body, accompanied by the nephew, Will
liam Eich arrived here Friday night,
and was taken to the Eich home at sos
East Bromley street. The funeral was
held there this afternoon at O'Clock.
Rev William Pence James officiating.
The interment was in Riverside.
Miss Inez Beale, of Gilman, who will
be remembered by many MarshalltoWn
friends as former trimmer for Miss
Middlekauff, is just convalescing from
severe illness of typhoid fever. Miss
Beale returned to the home of her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Beale, at Gill
man. from the southern part of the
state, early in the summer, and was
taken i'll. She Is now out of danger,
and able to sit up portion of each
day.
Mrs. Ellen Ct. Lennox, mother of
David Lennox, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Euphamia Wish
art, of Chicago departed Friday even
ing for Chicago. where they will re-
main indefinitely Mrs. Lennox was
summoned by word from her son, Tol.
bot Lennox which announced that
sickness in the family OF his wife me-
cessitated her returning to her home.
Miss Wishart has been visiting at the
Lennox home here for the past six
weeks.
Miss Frances Rogers, for many years