Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-22

Saturday. L. r. Lay.
SLIP buys a 81 umbrella beginning
tomorrow morning. Archie Parker.
Order your Sunday meats of us ant
we VIII send you something fine. Lieut.
ennegger & Co..
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
mar American. always h same. D. S
Good Grocery Co.
The Hawkeye store will make loon
end prices on all WOODEN dress good.
during the loom end sale.
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We sell Chas & SaIborn Seal brant
coffee-the perfection of strength ant
flavor. Geo. L.. Andrews.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Patton, s0S South
Tenth street are the parents of al
eleven pound daughter, born this morn
ing.
The best meats that money can buy
at any market. Phone us your order
Prompt delivery and good service
Jarvis & kellogg.
Mrs. c.. S. Hutson was IL unior
Thursday, where she spent the da,
with her husbands aunt. Mrs. judith
Cordie, who has been ill for severa
days.
Mrs. Thomas Van Draska went to
TUSCALOOSA Thursday evening, called by
the illness Of her mother, Mrs. G. P
White. Mrs. Van Draska's stay will be
indefinite.
The Pink division of the Ladies Aux
Hilary of the Y. NJ. c.. A. will serve ice
cream and cake on the Boardman lawn
east of Letts-Fletcher building. Satur-
day evening. Come and help The pink,
The Quakers, headed by Manager
Donahue. passed thru the city this
morning on their way to Waterloo
where they opened a series of three
games with the Microbes this after
noon.
Mrs. Michael Reusch was in Albion
Thursday to attend the funeral of her
uncle. the late Phillip Ballard, OF Will
low Springs. Mo-. which was held
Thursday afternoon from the Jabez
Ballard home. at Albion.
Lincismn always lays better in warm
weather and the laying increases the
war leo PER cent, so nov lis the time
II buy you | iicleum. y. c. Wilbur has
s. large stool. of stamped and inl9i |
iinoIeutns and sells them at prices that
are right.
w. j. Irvine arrived home this morn
ing from Yankton, S. D.. where he
went to register for the Rosebud draw
frn~ G yy y It II nNry,;,,x
NJ. F. Gard and II. E. Simkins who
We're also in Yankton arrived home
Thursday night.
w. D. Elwell, state chairman of the
prohibitionists, who will address the
gathering at the ratification meeting
this evening, from the front steps of
the court house, was in the city for a
short time this morning between trains.
Rev. Elwell spent the day in Albion
looking after party work.
A we'll dressed man always attracts
attention and when you see people
turn around to look at him twice that
Is a compliment to the tailor who made
his suit. The swell d%ressers are pat
rons of our tailoring emporium, as we
have the goods and workmen to satisfy
the most ~fastidious. Tony Psenicka.
Mr.. Emerson p. Snyder. of State
Center, spent Thursday in the city
looking after business matters. Mr..
Snyder, accompanied by his aged
mother. Mrs. Rachel Snyder, will move
to this city about August Is. and make
his future home here. Mr.. Snyder has
rented the Fullmer property. at 100
South Twelfth street.
A special train passed thru the city
this morning on the Northwestern,
on board 245 United States
naval cadets. on their way from the
government training school at Nor
folk, va, to San Francisco. On
reaching the latter port the cadets will
20 on board the cruiser Buffalo, for a
cruise OF four months In Asiatfc
waters, returning to Norfolk during
the month of November.
Members Of the Fifty-sixth Iowa
infantry. largely from Mason City,
were in the city Thursday evening.
route north from Des Moines, where
the regiment has been in camp for
the past ten days. Frank Colby, a pri-
vate, was taken i'll OF the train. suf-
fering an attack Of cholera morbus.
A physician vas called when the train
arrived here, and the young man vas
relieved sufficiently SO that he was
able to proceed north with his conf
Miss Jeanette Van Week. of Mason
City, who came to the city a week ago
to be present at the marriage of her
brother, Mr.. Fred Van Week, of Ken
mare, N. D., to Miss Cora Lander, on
evening, left Thursday We
ming for Mason City, where she will
visit friends for a few days. Mrs.
p. Van Week, Miss Van Weeks
mother, VIII join her daughter In Ma
son City within a few days, and from
there 10th will go to Eden Valley,
Mimi, TO make their home.
Mrs. II. Fl. Hoag, mother of Mrs. c.
e. Pickard, arrived home Thursday
evening from Oskaloosa. where she has
been visiting for h past six weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Sarah Hoover.
Mrs. Hoag wa accompanied home by
sister, Rev. Emeline Tuttle, of
Worcester, r. 1, who has spent h
greater part of her life as a Friends
among the Indians. Rev.
futile has given up her missionary
at Worcester, as pastor of the Friends
at hat place. Rev. futile.
after a brief visit here at the home of
her niece, will go to Indianapolis.
she expects to make her home.