Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-05
urnnu rn1hIa 7arshaln aua Frida August 9n4
Haviland china sale sinclairss Sat

Haviland china sale Sinclairs's Sat
urday.
Read the Hawkeye store ad. of the
King Gold collar button.
II you want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly send 1t to Flitton.
Miss Gilman sells millinery at auc-
ton Saturday, Aug. at 26 East Main
street.
Bananas. 5 and 10 cents dozen.
Iowa Candy Kitchen. 1873 West Main
street
Some of the best bargains in shirt
waists ever offered by US will be put
on sale Saturday. Hawkeye Store
second floor.
Our west window will give you an
idea of the magnitude of the sale of the
celebrated King Gold collar button.
The Hawkeye store.
DR. Lierle wishes to announce that
he has moved his residence to SOC
North Center street. and that he will
be found in his Office as usual over
Furbush's hardware store.
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l.. B. Curtis. one of tn. old residents
of the county, md for many years OF
LaMoille, is very low at his home. suf-
fering from the effects of paralysis,
with which he was stricken few days
ago.
Among the veterans in the city
Thursday, to attend the annual reunion
OF the Marshall county association,
were SAINT Anderson, w. b. Large,
n. B. Chamness and Charles w. Gould,
of Liscomb.
new cement walk is being laid
on the court house lawn, leading from
the main walk to the northwest, to
that portion leading to the new ell
trance to Mayor Jones office. The
walk is laid to prevent people from US
ing the lawn.
A number Of the colored people OF the
city gathered Thursday at the Binford
pasture on North Third avenue. where
quiet celebration of emancipation day
was observed. An informal program
was given. Picnic dinners were taken
along and the day was spent In the
woods.
Mrs. ]. ]. Weber, of EOS East Lir-
coin street, is in receipt of letter from
Mr. Weber, who has been in Africa
md Spain for several weeks. setting
up machines for the International Har-
vesting Machine Company. Mr.. Weber
is now N Paris. and expects TO leave
for h;ne the t-s: of Sent"E, ~.
Friends Of Mrs. j. ]. Weber and
Miss Katie Weber, surprised them at
their home, 205 East Lincoln street.
Thursday evening. enjoying the hours
In pleasant social way. Refreshments
were served during the evening. Those
participating In the affair were Misses
Nora and Mary Field, Mary and Flor
ence Byrnes. Nellie Darling. and Ella
Rickson and Messrs. A. Thiessen and
L. Lundon and Mr.. Robinson.
Mrs Sophia A Allison. executrix OF
the estate Of James Allison has filed an
action in the district court, naming j.
II. Burlington as defendant. The
plaintiff seeks to recover by judg-
ment for $3.50. with interest at per
cent from June !. 1904, on verbal
contract alleged to have been made be-
tween the defendant and Mr.. Allison.
In which the latter was employed as
counsel in a pending legal action.
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The Grays' back lot is not the only
place where rag chewing results in
hard feelings over umpires' decisions,
as will be shown by the juvenile cor
reetion printed herewith as result of
the item published yesterday concern
ing the outcome of ball game. The
correction is The notice in the t.
r. on the night of the 4th. on the game
between the North Third avenue Billy
Goats and the 'Ostdiek Wonders was
entirely false. The score was s to In
the last part of the ninth inning, with
two out on the Ostdiek Wonders. The
poor umpiring of of Guy Smith was the
cause OF much quarreling." The youth
full contributors. who were also mem-
hers OF the Ostdiek team, claim the OPP
position refused to play longer on ac-
count of a decision. and the game was
forfeited to the Wonders.