Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-08
Gi,lle5'Gepublt11n
THE CITY In BRIEF

VIM. Battin, 5 per cent farm loans
Purest crushed fruit juices at Ian
ders.
The reliable Devoe paints at Ian
ders.
Panama Mexican hats at NJ. F. An.
drews.
Batiste wash goods worth 15c nov
71ac. Z. r. Lay.
Can ruobers for old style Maso,
quarts for sale at Culley's.
Bargains in hammocks croquet sets
etc. at Simmons Book store.
Clearing, sale price, cents a yarc
on 90 pieces of laces. L. II. Lay.
Twenty-Five cent berry sets for Ii
cents at I.iebig's, next to Hawkeye.
II you want your laundry work done
well and promptly send it to Flitton.
Surprising values in wash goods
commencing Saturday, for &C yard. E
r. Lay.
Twenty per cent discount on all black
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drews.
Seven days of bargains beginning to-
morrow morning at o'clock. Archie
Parker.
Shoes, good ones, for everybody, a,
right prices. Don't miss this oppor-
tunity to get a bargain. Jarvis & KEEL
logg.
Fresh blackberries, black raspberries,
cherries, currants, free stone peaches
pine apples and Valencia oranges. al
Culley's store.
We are offering our entire stock OF
fine china and cut glass at greatly re-
duced prices to make room for new
goods. Simmons Book Store.
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The SO pairs Of Nottingham curtains
which we place on sale tomorrow at
s1.39 per pair will not last long if you
are bargain hunting. E. r. Lay
Just received, another car load OF
Big 4 -four; this is the flour that
pleases everybody: try sack and you
win always use it. e. e. Benedict & Co
Travelling Auditors II. Bennion of the
Iowa Central, and f. Swinfin of the
Northwestern, were In the city today
checking up Agent j. f. Tallett OF the
union station.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Guild will be held with Mrs. c.
II. Whitehead, los North Third street
Monday afternoon, July IL, at 2: 80.
Supper gS cents
When you have seen our line of III
brary and center tables you see the
pick of this years markets. d. C. Will
bur's prices are low and his goods are
first class. That Is why you get full
value for your money at his store.
Myers and his bunch Of Microbes
passed thru the city last night or their
way home from Boone, where they
We're able to get in one game in three
days, owing to the rain. The Boone
team passed thru this morning, going
to Waterloo, where a series is played,
beginning today.
Just think of the values Sinclair Tea
and Coffee Company give Saturday
With each 75c, 81. sL5o and 81 pur-
:
iland china given away Haviiand
plates and Haviiand cups and saucers
worth 5oc each given away at this sale
with 81 cash purchase OF the best cof-
fee. tea, spice, extract, etc., in Mar
shalltown.
Mr.. A. T. Hisey, who claims to be one
of the prominent citizens of Tama, was
in the city today. on his way TO Rome
to attend the International Parliament
of Free Thought. He goes at his own
expense for the privilege of speaking
on the labor question, which he says he
has solved. and The Science of Gov
ernment,' which is applicable and adj
Unstable to any form Of government,
democratic. representative or mon
archial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stone entertain
ed alta o'clock dinner Thursday ev-
ening few friends in honor OF Rev.
George L. McNutt. of Hartford. Conn.,,
who is l,acturing before the chautauqua.
Rev. MeNutt is cousin of Mrs. Stone.
and during his stay in the city has been
guest at the Stone home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stones guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Elijah Brown Jones, Bishop-elect NJ.
C. Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Nc
Bride and Gen. z. II. Sweeney. the lat
ter of Columbus. Ind.
$3.50
A base ball game between an fnde-
pendent team and the Catholic Young
Mems Athletic Club is scheduled for
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at Fink
fe's park The personnel Of the athletic
club team II Fl. Tretter, catch; l.. Tret-
ter, pitch; Bendlage, first base; J.
Tretter. second base; Clark. third base;
Abbott. short: Swift, left field: Coyne.
center field: Marcy, right field. That OF
the independent team is Redel. catch;
Hawks, pitch: Kirk, first base; Hall,
second base: Pinkerton, third base;
Kent short: Ritter, left field; Darling,
center field: Francisco. right field.
Mrs. A. c. Everfst and Miss verda
Everist, OF l04 South First avenue, en-
tertained Thursday evening company
OF seventy In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur C. Weber, and Mr.. ard Mrs.
Axel Larson, who were married fort
night ago at Oelwein. The guests took
possession Of the A. O. y. w. hall, adj
joining the Everist home, and enjoyed
dancing. Mr.. p. M. Adamson being
seated at the piano. Frappe and waf-
ers were served by Misses Gladys An
derson and Irene Eason. Mr.. Weber
and Mr.. Larsen are both Iowa Central
shop employees and but recently came
to Marshalltown. Mrs. Weber was for