Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-20
George j. Allen. opthalmologiut.

See those new tourist coats at NJ. F
| Andrews.
Dance tonight. 4. 0. U. w hall; csc
for the evening.
! Hot weather fans for cents at Lie
big's, 1o9 West Main street
Attend the Appolo concerts every
afternoon at the Hawkeye Store.
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/ If you want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly send 1t to Flitton.
/ Just Received--4.000 yards of loom
ends will be opened Thursday. Hawk
eye.
| Band concert by the Fifty.hird in
/ fantry band tomorrow night. West
/ Main.
/ Distilled water ice Both phones, 43G.
Iowa Artificial Ice and Refligerating
/ Company.
| If you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American, always the same. D. S.
! Good Grocery Co.
Mr. b. A. Morgan went to Des
| Moines Tuesday evening, whore he re-
manned today at the state convention.
Mrs. Charles Whitehead entertained a
! dozen young ladies at dinner Tuesday
| evening in honor of Miss Wilcox, of
| Mount Vernon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Catt,.ll enter
/ tanned a small company of friends at
I their home Tuesday evening, in honor
| of the fifth anniversary OF their mar
rage
/ We sell distilled water FOL. cents a
gallon at the ice plant. Bring your
| jugs and bottles. Both phones, 1876.
Iowa Artificial Ice and Rtfrigerating
Company
The Iowa Central passenger south
No. ., due at $3.50, was forty minutes
late Tuesday evening owing to tbs.
| heavy traffic out of Minneapolis and
ST. Paul. of excursionists returning,
/ home.
To compete with the world 3
! fair, we offer the following
low prices for July Sl.25
per day, SIS, Sc, 81. and IS per
week. Whitslker's Lake Shore Hotel.
Clear Lake, Iowa.
The regular meeting CT W. r. D.
club was held Tuesday afternoon with
/ Mrs. +. r. Eines, SIS North Center
street. Guests of the clue were Mrs.
| Pitcher of Daytona, Fla, and Miss
| Helen Crame.r. of Dixon, H..
! Secretary J. n. Fellingh,m, who was
called to Alden by the death of his
| father, A. p; Fellingham. arrived home
/ this morning. Mr.. Fellingham and
of his father to Verona, ILL.,. for burial.
Sunday.
Secretary p. c. Church, of the Ma
son City Racing Association, arrived in
| the city Tuesday to remain for a
short time during the races. Mr..
| Church is looking after entries for
Mason City's meeting ,f the Cedar
/ Valley circuit which is to be held on
August 2, 8 and 4.
! Miss Hannah Berg, who has been
visiting in the city for a few weeks,
| left Tuesday evening fer st. Louis,
where she will visit an aant until early
| in the fall, and attend The exposition.
Miss Berg will go to Chicago from st.
| Louis. to enter her second years work
in the Baptist Missionary Training
School.
| Mr.. Merritt Greene. accompanied by
his son. Merritt Greene, Jr. and II. b.
Sears, left Tuesday evening for cha
mute, Kas. where he will remain Cor
| few days looking after the interests OF
oil properly. which he owns near Cha-
mute. Mr. Sears also has business in
terests near Chanute that he will look
after for few days. The party ex-
poets to arrive home Sunday morning.
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! John A Tallman, of 100 North Fifth
street. has Japanese morning glory
| that has showed remarkable gsowth
| during the past week. Mr.. Tallman
placed a pin In the string on which
| the vine Is running, 6. week agb this
| morning, and upon measuring this
! morning found the growth to have
| been exactly thirty-tsgo and one-hal
inches. not taking into account the
numerous twists in the vines. which
/ would make the actual growth several
! inches more.
| The body OF Charles Knisely, brother
| of Clerk of Courts S. p. knisely. and
Mrs X. 8. Fu,mer, arrived in the city
this morning from St Louis, for inter-
nent in Riverside. The funeral of Mr..
Kniscly was held at Ills home Tuesday
afternoon, ard at he grave this morn
ling only BRET prayer service. con-
Quoted by Rev David Dempstcr, was
held. MIR. hnisely's death was very
sudden, end WIS due to neuralgia of
the heart The body was accompanied
to the city by Mrs. Knisely and her
friend, Mrs. James Huston. of Strath-
ron. Ornt also he. brother, Mr.. Harry
Folk. of St Louis: Mr. Frank -Knisely.
of Boston, and Mr. S. p. Knisely. of this
city, brothers OF the deceased. The in
torment at Riverside was beside the
boiy OF the dectas':d's mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth xniseiy.
| Mr.. b. r. Kierum, Jr., son OF DR.. and
Mrs. Kierulff, of this city. expects to
arrive In the city the latter part OF
the week or early next week, for q
brief visit with his parents. Mr.. Kier-
ulff has been east on business for his
firm, B. r. Kierulff, Jr, & &C., manu-
| facturers' agents, San Francisco and
Los Angeles and has now been In the
larger eastern cities three weeks. lie
! has visited Pittsburg, Philadelphia
| Baltimore, Washington, and is now N
New York, from which place he ex-
poets to come here. Mr.. K.,srulff has
been making the business trip also one
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