Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-21


Fruit jars, all sizes, &c each. Hawk
eye.
DR., Burkhart, osteopath 302 West
Main.
Six ounce package cocoanut, SC
Hawkeye.
For a good cup of coffee try White
Star. Huls & Son.
Gasolene stoves now going at less
than wholesale. Cronk Bros.
piece of cut glass makes nice
wedding present. Allen, the jeweler
has nice assortment.
Have you seen c. +. Schmidt for bar
gains in Quick Meal gasolene ranges?
Try II: 1t will pay you well.
DR.. Wilson, the eye and ear special
list. who has made his business a sue
cess in Marshaltown, still works in his
old office as usual.
II your eyes trouble you why worry
along in that condition when you can
get relief by going to Allen and have
your eyes tested and glasses fitted
About thirty West Main street resi-
dents spent the afternoon and evening
today at the Soldiers Home, enjoying
picnic supper and the weekly concert
given by the Soldiers Home band.
James Kearns. a boy Is years of
age, son of Widow Kearns of Freder-
lex street, underwent an operation for
appendicitis at st. Thomas hospital
Wednesday. The case is severe one.
fair, we offer the following
low prices for July - $1.25
per day. IS. SO. 81, and IS per
week. Whitaker's Lake Shore Hotel.
Clear Lake, IowaA
Charles E. Monroe, of Oskaloosa.
was in the city Wednesday advertis-
ing the coming race meeting in his
city, and interesting the horsemen in
order that they might be induced to
enter for the different events.
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Mr. j. b. Matson. of State Center,
was in the city Wednesday afternoon
being on his way home from Water
loo. where he has been for few days
looking after contract for fixtures for
his new business building at State
Center. which is nearing completion.
The Young Woman's Missionary
Society of the Methodist church gave
an ice cream social on the church
and parsonage lawns, Wednesday ev-
ening. The proceeds go to the support
of an orphan In India, whom the So
ciety has as n special charge. The
lawns We're prettily lighted. and fair
sized crowd was in attendance.
The body of Philip Ballard, a former
old Albion resident, who died Tuesday
In Willow, Springs. Mo-, arrived in Al
bion this morning. accompanied by the
deceased's son, Ray Ballard. Mrs.
Ballard was unable to accompany her
son owing to poor health. The body
was taken to the home of the deceas-
eds brother. ]. Ballard where the fun
aral was held.
The funeral of the late Daniel r.
Weatherly. of Albion, was very largely
attended Wednesday afternoon at AL
bion. A great many of the life-long
friends of Mr.. Weatherly were present
to pay their last respects, and dele
cation of the G. A. r. from Liscomb at
tended in a body. and acted as an es-
cort to the grave. where the members
had charge of the services.
The strike of the packing house en-
ployes in Chicago, does not affect us
In the least, as we do not depend on
the packers for meat, preferring to Sc
ect all animals used at our market,
then we know that our patrons get the
best. We have ample refrigerator
room to keep meat for month, and
send nothing out that has not been
cooled. Phone your orders
% Leutennegger & Co. South Third
avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Morris left this
morning for Council Bluffs, where they
will spend month during Rev. Nor
is vacation, visiting with their par
.nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Morris
md Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Chambers. Rev.
Norris pulpit at the United Evangeh-
al church. on Arson street, will be
applied during his absence on July "a
md 81, by Rev. Il. r. Nell, formerly |
pastor of the church here. but now of |
0es Moines, and on August Z. by Rev. |
". III. Scott
Tomorrow and Saturday will end |
,ur remodeling sale as the workmen
Will then commence tearing down the |
ear end of our store. Remember we |
ire making a discount on everything |
n our our store and 20 per cent off the !
egular price is the smallest discount |
We make on any thing and on some /
ines of goods we are making dis |
.ount of % and 33 la per cent. While |
With remnants we make a sweeping
eduction of y off the former price.
Settie Ingledue & Co, the Up-to-Date
Dry Goods House.
Mr.. Harry Folk. of st. Louis, brother
# Mrs. Charles Knisely, who accom- /
panied his sister and party with the
,ody of Mr.. Knisely. to this city, for
nterment left for his home Wednesday I
yening Mr.. Knisely, accompanied by
Ter friend, Mrs. James Huston, of I
,trathron, Ont, Will leave for ST. Louis
his evening. Mr.. Frank Knisely will
,e here at the homes of his brother,
Ar. S. P. Knisely, and sister, Mrs X. 5.
sulmer, until Sunday night when he
VIII leave for his home in Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Ward, of Gilman,
rived In the city Wednesday morn
ng from the east, being on their way
Iome after a six weeks visit at Chi
ago, Whitehall, Charlevoix, Petoskey.
Tart and other Michigan summer re-
o,,., Nv ward rafl,rpas at this time