Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-11

SATURDAY Oh puSiileSS.
Campaign buttons, &c; campaign
fobs, loc; campaign pictures. 1oc. Da
. Wis Pharmacy, Finkle block
Get our dull season prices on suit.
and trousers; large stock of wooden:
and good work. We can save you dol.
lars Brenneck, lo7 East Main.
Superintendent e. G.. Schevenell, q
the Northwestern at Mason City, spent
Saturday afternoon in the city, being
on his way home from business tr:l
to Belle PLANE.
Mrs. John Peterson, Of Melbourne
formerly resident of this city. is very
critically Ill at her home, suffering
from complications brought on by an
attack of pneumonia.
The baths continue to operate at the
r. Il. Y. NJ. c. A. basement. Members
may enjoy this privilege as usual. The
new baths can be nearly completed be-
fore the old are cut off.
The Organized Charity Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at
the apartments of Mrs. /. l.. Cady, at
the George S. Hixon home. corner of
Fifth avenue and Church street.
! f. q. Mack left this morning for
| Muscatne, where he goes to take
charge of the Cotter plumbing and
steam heating shop. He may decide
to remain there permanently.
|
Gasolene, which in filling a stove at
the Charles f. Koontz home, rs South
Third street. overfiowed the tank and
became ignited, called out the fire de-
partment this forenoon. No damage
! was done.
Mr.. G. II. Van Law spent Sunday
in Iowa City. with Mrs. Van Law ana
children, who have been visiting for a
| week at the home of Mrs. Van Laws
mother. Mrs. Mary Luscombe. Mrs
! Van Law will be in Iowa City another
/ week.
/ Stolen--From my residence Friday
night one lady's Geneva watch and
chain. No. 1888. one gentleman's Ham
ilton watch and chain No. 1861, also
bunch of keys. Will give s25 for return
and positively no questions asked. A.
G. Click.
! Mr.. d. NJ Keefer spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Keefer of
Sterling, Ill. Mrs. Keefer will be So
years of age on the 10Th inst, and as
| her son could not be with her on her
anniversary, he took occasion to pay
her a brief visit yesterday.
| After a successful series at Fort
! Dodge, winning two out of three, the
Grays have returned and will play a
series of six straight games at home
Three with Waterloo Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday, and three with
| Boone, Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
| The Grays will decorate the home
diamond Tuesday in their new uni
forms. The suits are of white fan
mel with black trimmings and maroon
caps and make very attractive uni
form. Remember, three big games with
Waterloo Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Our citizens will have an opportun-
ity this week of seeing six very fast
games OF ball. Three with Waterloo.
TUESDAY. Wednesday and Thursday.
and three with Boone, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. These games will also
give the people chance to see our
new NolouA SiIS piuSSlS WIN Jul.
Peter Mayer. whose condition, as the
result of a stroke of apoplexy, a few
days ago, has caused his friends much
alarm, Is improving every day, and
each succeeding day makes his chances
for recovery brighter. A gradual inn
provement in his general condition is
! announced from the sick room today.
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adeIphia, spent Sunday in the city as
the guests of the latter's uncle, Mr..
L. l.. Putzel, and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roskam. left Sunday evening for
Oskaloosa, and from there will go to
Chicago. Detroit, the Thousand Isles
and Saratoga, before returning to their
home.
Mrs. f. r. Lay, and daughter. Clemo-
well, Miss Anna Healion and Miss Belle
Fletcher. will leave tonight for Chicago.
and from that city tomorrow morning,
on the Manitou. will go to Mackinaw.
Mich, and thence to 0mena, where they
will remain at lakeside fruit farm
for month. Mr. Lay will Join the
party in two weeks, for the remaining
fortnight of the soJourn.
MT. + req w. van week, Oh hefltIlaTe,
NJ d. arrived In the city Sunday morn
ing and will be here most OF the time
until after his marriage. on the goth
inst, to Miss Cora Lander. Mrs.
Evelyn p. Van Week and daughter,
Miss Jennie, Of Mason City, will ar
rive In the city the latter part of the
week, to remain for the wedding.
MANY housewives WORRY because
their bread Is poor. and they well know
that there will be scowls on the faces
of members OF the family when they
taste 1t. When you see good natured
family you may set 1t down that they
use good brand of -four and that
flour is the Banner Brand. manufac-
tured and sold by Hammond 4 Son at
LeGrand, and also sold by E. E. Bene-
dict & Co. this city. Try It,
George w. Gilbert arrived home SUM-
day evening from Saybrook, ILL.,. where
he has been for week looking after
the settlement of the estate of his un-
cie, l.. H.. bingham. who died few
weeks ago II. Bloomington hispital. |
Mr. Bingham leaves an estate valued at
about $4,000 With Mr.. Gilbert. his sis
ters, Mesc ames Ira S. and Joseph H. I
johnson of this city, and the heirs of |
another sister Mrs. Dickey. as legatees. I
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