Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-12
DR.. N. w. Getz. surgeon. physician.

:! Heinz pure cider vinegar for picking
nothing better Olson, the grocer
You will always find the latest ir
/ neckwear and belts at NJ +. Andrews
Rev. P. j. Carroll, of Tama, spent
Monday with Very Rev. NJ. c. Lehman
Fancy dishes with your tea and coffee
purchases at Culley's. Try the Rose
Japan tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Esperson, OF
Des Moines, are parents of a daughter
! born to them this morning.
Enaneled stew kettles and dish pans
| tbs fruit time; you will need these ar
| tcles. For sale at Culiey's.
Speak ahead for accommodations at
| the Wood Eye and Ear Sanitarium at
Marshalltown. opposite Pilgrim hotel.
/ Black raspberries for canning. Get
your orders in early as the season is
short. Olson, the grocer. West Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Anderson, of
30I North First avenue, are the par
ents of daughter. born Monday af-
! ternoon.
| Band concert Wednesday evening on
West Main street. Admission cents.
No charge for seats. Fiftyt third in
lfantry band:
| Seven day novelty sale. Thursday
we place on sale another large ship
| ment of muslins and prints as adver-
tised. Archie Parker.
-..s.----
Mr.. Peter Mayors condition still con-
tinues to improve. The patient rested
better Monday night than at any time
since he was stricken.
Seven day novelty sale. Thursday
we place on sale another large ship
ment Of muslins and prints as adver-
tised. Archie Parker.
All members of the A. O. q. W., of
both lodges, are requested to meet at
the hall of No. 113. Wednesday even
ing July 13, to hear L. L. Hamlin, SUI
preme representative.
/. ]. Louis, the new principal of the
high school, will leave tonight for Ait
ken. Mimi, where he will remain for
an outing of about ten days. fishing in
the several lakes near there.
Don't buy before getting the prices
at the full value store. We have
large stock of late goods and are sell
ing cheaper than anyone. Remem-
Der the cash discount at DR.. c. Will
bur's.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Anderson
was held this morning at the home.
one and half miles northeast of AL
bion. Rev. David Dempster officiating.
The interment was in the Albion GEM
etery.
We are now carrying line of inlaid
linole,ims as well as the latest pat
terms Of stamped goods In six and
twelve foot widths. Call in at D. c.
Wilbur's and see some of the latest
things.
To compete with the worlds
fair, we offer the following
low prices for july S1.a5
per day. So. Sc, 81. and So per
week. Whitaker's Lake Shore Hotel.
Clear Lake, Iowa.
Conductor J. f. Mewherter of Chicago
& Northwestern, residing at Clinton.
spent Monday in the city as guest at
the home of his wife's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Winebrenner. Mr.
Mewherter was accompanied home by
his sister-in-law, Miss Alice Wine
brenner, who will remain. for two
weeks vacation visit at her sisters
home.
Miss Helen Evans, who has been
instructor of shorthand and typewrit-
ing at the Central Iowa Business Col
49, III Co.., -. 4. t,, ~
ington soon for an indefinite visit. Miss
Cora Galloway. who has been her as
sistant. will have charge during her
absence. Miss Galloway is now in Chi
cago for three weeks course in
shorthand, under Gregg.
VIII HELEN, formerly a travelling
of the Rhoades- Car
mean Buggy Company, and who later
travelled for III. Scherer & Co, of De-
troit. in the east, has left that firm. He
went out this morning on his first trip
for the Waterloo Carriage Company, of
which Mr. A. B. Hardy is at the head,
and will travel in territory adjacent To
this city. He will make his headquar
ters here and in Waterloo
N L.
Kas, former well-known residents of
this county, arrived In the city Monday
afternoon from Winterset. and will re
main for months visit with relatives
and friends in MarshailtoWn and Fer
guson Mr.. Smith was born and reared
in Ferguson, and has a great many rel |
atives and friends scattered turnout
the county Two uncles, J. n. and j. |
r. NJ. Cooper. reside in this city. as
does also cousin, County Treasurer
Perry Cooper Mrs. Mahala A. Smith. |
of Ferguson is Mr.. Smiths mother, |
and a brother. w. F. Smith, resides at
Ferguson. Mr.. Smith is in the general |
business at Ford.
Rapid progress is being made by the
contractor having in charge the erec-
ton Of the new Y. NJ. G. A. building, |
and while it is hardly noticeable from
the street, almost all of the first story. |
excepting the front is up, and many |
of the joists for the second floor have
been put in. The gymnasium, which Is |
of special interest to the young men
and junior members, promises to be the
most attractive department of the en-
tire building, and in It's walls. which are
of brick thruout, about $4,000 brick will |
be used The inside walls are of
pressed and glazed brick the latter be-
Ing used for the hand ball court. and |
the others forming the inner surface
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