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

Cotton thread, lie spool. Hawkeye.
Cane sugar, l6 pounds 81. Hawk
| eye.
Nice ripe watermelons at Huls s
Sons.
| Gasolene stoves now at almost one
half price. Cronk Bros.
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Beet sugar 81 pounds for 81. Hawk
eye store. Friday only.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Mccall flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Deputy Sheriff Seth Cause was IL
State Center Wednesday night on bus
mess.
DIR. Clemlner, the Hopkins block dem
list. Phone. new S35. Evenings by
appointment.
d.. c. B. Ackert, dentist. Crown
and bridge work. Examination free.
Office over postoffice.
We offer all our white cotton and
silk waists at liberal discounts. Many
good values left. M. f. Andrews.
See C. +. Schmidt for lawn swings
and hammocks. He always has the
best to be found at moderate prices
We have large assortment OF
ladies' and gents watches, and invite
your inspection. Allen, the jeweler /,
East Main street.
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l.. II. Moon, w. B. Higgason, OTIS
Rogers, Mr.. Brown, r. A. Doole. u. s
~.
ing. We're in the city Wednesday to at
tend the races.
Nessrs. John Gutekunst, Oscar
Gollke, Frank Lynn and j. II. Will
liains, of State Center, We're in the city
Wednesday to attend the opening days
program OF the summer race meeting
j. M. Howell. of State Center, was
in the city Wednesday afternoon. being
on his way home from Albion, where
he was present at the funeral of the
late Daniel f. Weatherly. which was
held at 2 o'clock.
Miss Anna Maude Kimberly enter
tanned this morning at her home. 511
North First street, at a o'clock
breakfast, few friends In honor Of
her cousin. Miss Bertha Crozier, CT
Brooklyn, n. Y. who is Il guest at the
Kimberly home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eaton. of Po-
cahontas Center. who were called to the
city by the death of the formers moth
er Mrs. Elmira Eaton, and who have
been spending few days with his
brothers, Oliver and Warren, left for
their home this morning.
The mid summer attraction at the
Odeon will be the Richards & Pringle's
Famous Georgia Minstrels next Tues
day evening. The company is COM
posed of thirty colored artists and
pleasing performance is given. Sum
lner prices Will prevail. 10, 20, 80 and
so cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Sargent. who
We're married at State Center on July
I, were in the city Wednesday evening"
en- route home. having enjoyed their
with relatives and friends
In FIT. Madison and Pleasant Plain.
Mrs. Sargent was formerly Miss Olive
Mead, of State Center.
When you order Banner flour, or
graham corn meal manufactured by
Hammond & Son. LeGrand, do not let
Your grocer send you something Just
as good but insist on having what
you call for, as there is nothing better
or even as good. For sale by Ham
mond & Son. lie Grand. or l.. +. Bene-
dict & Co.. Marshalltown.
Mr.. David Fellingham, of Council
Bluffs, Northwestern conductor rum
ming between Carroll and the Bluffs,
passed thru the city Wednesday even
ng on his way to Carroll from Verona.
NJ, where he accompanied the body Of
his father, the late A. p. Fellingham,
If Alden for interment. Mr.. Telling
lam takes his train west today from
CARROLL.
r. L. Pyle, of Marietta, a member
Of the firm of Ward g. Pyle. which
deals heavily on the local stock mar
ket, shipped to the city Wednesday
afternoon "A very choice lot of hogs,
seventy nine head. averaging o45
An unusual feature about the
Is that the entire num-
Der were bought from one man, Ell
ner Hanley, living two miles south
If LaMoille station, from which point
he hogs were shipped to this city.
Mr.. J. A. Mcdonald. of the Nc
Donald & Mahood Company. a good
democrat always. spent Wednesday in
Des Moines. assisting in the work IN
the republican convention lobby for
y. S. ketchum, for railroad commits
sioner. Mr.. Mcdonald. when a resi-
lent of Vinton. was prominent in DEM
district politics, and has a
vide acquaintance in the Fifth. His
work Wednesday was very much APP
oreciated by his republican friends. |
superintendent William | Crane, of the |
,ity schools, also took day off from |
mis- institute work Wednesday,, AMI |
\ ent to Des Mones to work for Mr.. |
ietchum's nomination.
Conductor j. E. Mewherter of the
Northwestern. Clinton, accompanied by |
ais wife and little son John, is in the
:ity. called by the illness OF Jennie the
.-year-old daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. I
ieorge Miller of sos South First street |
The babe has been i'll OF summer COM !
What improved. Her condition, how !
.ver, was so serious few days ago t
hat relatives were summoned. for fear I
hat she could not survive. Miss Alice
who had been to Clinton |
With the intention OF remaining for I
wo weeks vacation visit at the home /
# her sister, Mrs. Mewherter also re-