Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-14
DR.. Bullard, osteopath, IS East Main.

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Salad mustard at Reynolds & Shell
don's.
Buy your binding Irvine of us. OAR
ling & Gantz
1t is easy to ask for White Star cof-
fee at Huls & Sons, Finkle block.
If you like good bread buy Gold
| Medal -four. ID. s. Good Grocery Co.
Three day sale: Fresh eggs, IA cents:
new potatoes 10 cents Il peck. Mutual
Benefit
Will make special prices on cut glass.
/ Some very desirable pieces in stock.
Geo. l.. Andrews.
Big loom end sale at the big store
commences at 8 o'clock, Saturday
morning, July 10th.
Special line women's, misses and
lchildren's low cut shoes and slippers at
George Trautman & Cos.
This Is the week for black and red
raspberries--we receive them fresh ev-
cry day. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Never were waistings-all the latest
effects-offered at such low prices as
at the seven-day novelty sale. Archie
Parker.
Frank Bowman underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Singleton
hospital this morning. and is doing
very nicely.
T. B. Cookery, OF Des Moines, dis
trict passenger agent Of the Nj. X. &
T., was in the city Wednesday looking
after company business.
/ Friday. July Is. there will be accom-
4 Wood eye and ear sanitarium at Mar
shalltown. Day patients should also
/ phone ahead of time.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
| byterian church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. l.. Derby and Mrs.
Hugh Mcconnell, at the Mcconnell
home. SOC North Fourth street.
Manager l.. C. Norris, of the Let's
Fletcher Company, left this morning
for Sioux City, where today he attend
ed meeting of the Northern Iowa
Wholesale Grocers' Association.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the First Baptist church will meet with
! Mrs. A. ID. Summers. three miles south
east of the city, Friday afternoon.
Members with carriages will meet at
the church Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock
Mr.. Swan johnson Of Dayton. Iowa,
latter treating elsewhere for some time
came to the Wood eye and ear sani-#
tarium at Marshalltown. absolutely
blind in one eye and expecting to have
1t removed. The sight Is now improv-
ing and will eventually be as good as
4 the other.
| Miss Paish Elliott is quite seriously
i'll at her apartments. 81k North Third
/ street, suffering from the result of an
abscess on her lungs. Miss Elliott's
sister, Mrs. Larry Quinlan. who lives at
Sheridan. Mo-, is also very Ill, and her
mother, Mrs D. Elliott, of Liscomb, has
/ been summoned to her bedside.
Now that the Odd Fellows have
wiped out the Indebtedness against
their block on East Main street, marked
| Improvements are being made on the
| Interior. The entire floor, used as
lodge rooms. is being recarpeted. and
I the woodwork lis being freshened by
painting and vanishing.
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader says:
"a son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Saint. Mr.. Saint Is a
surveyor in the corps which is work
/ ing on the South Dakota Central rail-
road, and he named his son in honor
OF the chief of the gang, Captain Ere
mont HILL The young man will trav-
ell thru life under the cognomen OF
Fremont Hill Saint.
Miss Lillian E. Shorthill. of the Mil
waukee high school, and Miss Mona E.
HShorthill assistant In the Luening con-
servatory Of music, Milwaukee, will arr
! rive home in about two weeks. and Will
spend the remainder of the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. L.
Shorthill. The Misses Shorthill are re-
/ naming in Milwaukee that they may
attend the saengerfest of the north
west states, the rehearsals for which
| Miss Mona has been acting as accom-
PIANIST.
e. J. Tyler. of Chicago, representing
| the C. Reiss Coal company, of She
! boygan, Wis, was in the city yesterday
on business, leaving this morning Tor
Hampton Mr.. Tyler is thinking
] seriously OF making this city his head
quarters, as his territory is in central
Z Iowa. Mrs Tyler is teacher In one
of the Chicago high schools, and in case
she will give up her work Mr.. and Mrs.
TYLER will come here to live. They are
| very well acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs.
4. G. Arson and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
! Arson.
Ten young people, mostly students
at the Central Iowa Business College,
enjoyed picnic just across the river
/ from the Soldiers Home Wed 1esdny
afternoon, given in honor OF Miss
Evans one of the instructors. who is
to leave the city Saturday for her home
in Burlington. After the picnic supper
the remainder of the evening was most
enjoyably spent at the E. f. Downing
home, music and dancing being inlu:s-
ed in. Mr.. Ned Downing will enter tain
a small company at a 6: 80 o'clock IN
ner this evening in honor OF M'ss
Evans.
The school board accomplished but
little at its adjourned meeting Wednes-
day night, when the letting OF con-
tracts for the various supplies for the
10 hoy N. After