Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-24
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Oranges. 1915 cents. Mutual Benefit
VIM. Battin. per cent farm loans
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main
Refrigerators at half price. Cronl
Bros.
Wash dress goods sale tomorrow
Archie Parker.
We guarantee it genuine mohair-ou
s1.75 shirt. Storms.
handkerchief headquarters. Away
right. Archie Parker.
II you like good bread buy Colo
Medal flour. D. S. Coco Grocery Co.
Ladies, bear in mind Henry Pappe's
Just as advertised" you heard the
ladies say at Henry Pappe's ladies
parlor today.
One hundred and forty eight dollaI
buys a fine piano on payments. lit
West Main street.
A lot of new desirable styles in wash
dress goods tomorrow, worth CSC, fol
15c. Archie Parker.
Plenty of new potatoes for tomorrow
80 cents peck. Peoples Cash Gro
Gerry. Ito East Church.
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+ Shoes, good shoes, mems women's and
children's shoes at right prices. Come
and see MS, we will do you good. Jar
Wis q kellogg.
Mcbride & Will sell dipolene, pow
erful disinfectant and germfcide. Also
destroys lice on plants and shrubs
and fieas on dogs, etc.
We sell various hardy things for
screen doors anti-ioumpers, stay
shot springs. anti-sagging brace, and
neat .latches, from zoe te' 81. Schmidt's
hardware store.
Mrs. Merrill. of Albion, who under-
went a ilysterectomy ut st. Thomas
road to recovery and will leave the
hospital before very long.
Rev. A. w. Sinden, and Rev. Rob-
ert Hopkin. the latter the new Con-
pastor were in Grinnell
today. the guests of President Dan +.
Bradley. of Grinnell College.
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r. E. Gray, VS.. G. +. and j. D. Wal
temeyer is the title of Il district court
case filed for the August term. The
plaintiff seeks to recover on note
and asks as Judgment for s1s5, inter-
est, at per cent from June 10, 1902
costs and afto,.uey'S fees
Mrs. 7. D. MeE,lroy, who,
With Mr.. McElroy was In
Dubuque to attend the we'd
ding of her daughter. Miss Nina
Esther McElroy. to Mr.. Walter L..
of Worcester, Mass on June
II, arrived home Thursday evening,
Chantauqna tickets en- sale at Me-
Donald 4 Mahood's drug store. Those
holding tickets of the first issue please
.all and exchange for clautauqua cou-
ION ticket. Price of tickets, adults SO.
81. These prices will be
hanged after June 80. The manage
nent.
AR. Benjamin Harris of Cincinnati.
D., for many years resident of Mar
shalltown, arrived in the city Thurs
lay and will remain for n few days
risit with his nephew, Mr.. Benjamin
phillips, and with his sister, Mrs Mary
phillips, at Dillon Mr.. Harris will then
20 to Boone where he expects to spend
he greater part Of the summer with
lis daughter. Mrs. A. l.. Croft.
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Mrs. Travella. of ST Anthony. UNI
lerwent very severe perineorraphy at
st. Thomas hospital this morning, also
second and minor operation for
Mrs. Fitch, OF Fearing,
vas another patient operated upon at
he hospital this moraing, her case
icing one Of umbilical hernia. Brace
emily Of Albion, was operated upon for
aricocele.
Mrs. w. S. Porter. of Eldora, ac-
by her maid, was in the
ity Thursday. leaving in the evening
Or Idaho Springs, Col, where she will
,in Mrs. Porter and daughter, Hor-
snse. Miss Porter has been visiting
II ten days with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
teverson, at Belleville, Kas. who ac-
ompany Mr.. and Mrs. Porter and
aughter to Grand Lake, Col, after
NV weeks stay at Idaho Springs. Mr..
nd Mrs. Porter and Miss Porter will
OF return to Eldora until about the
fiddle OF September
Presiding Elder W. 2. Pitner, Of
he Marshalltown district, Rev. Ma
laniel Pye. pastor of the Methodist
hurch. and Miss Minnie Ashbrook,
elegates from the Mar shalltown chap
er, arrived home Thursday evening
'om Ackley, where they have been in
tendance at the fifteenth annual con-
ention of the Marshalltown district |
pworth League. Rev. Pitner INSTALL |
the new officers just before the adj
,urnment Thursday afternoon. The
tendance at the Aclsl,,y meeting was
lrge, 40 delegates having been reg
tered. The convention will meet next |
ear In Eldora, and the date will be
xed at cabinet meeting to be held
] this city probably early next spring.
Mrs. Jesse g. Bristol, of Dempsey.
laho, who has ben visiting relatives
ere for several weeks. returned |
iihi''itS eSeiiHsss Il olii NIiIiiifcll, "HSie
he has been In attendance at the |
1nual convention of the Oskaloosa |
strict Epworth League, which was
ought TO close Thursday afternoon |
ter two days session. Mrs. Bristol, |
no formerly had charge of the state |
Inior work. took the place of Mrs. s.
Nckim. of Traer the present state |
lpe1.intendent on the program, Mrs. |
cKim not being able to be present |
e Oskaloosa district convention. out
ned Tie methds To be emnlnyed for