Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-20
Dance tonight, A. o. U. w. hall.

Dance tonight, A. o. U. W. hall.
Nice ripe watermelonS at HulS d
Sons.
Melons on ice, large size at % cents.
! WIN Miller
Cotton thread lie spool at the Hawk
eye store Thursday morning.
Novelty writing tablets and envel-
ooes al Liebig's, next To Hawkeye.
| NJ. i. Andrews shows the lates, nov
cities in travelling bags and ladies'
belts.
| Absolutely the best values in dress
/ goods ever offered in Marshalltown at
| NJ. Il. Andrews.
| DR.. Wilson, the eye and ear special
| list. is daily found in his old office at
work, same as 20 years ago.
| Assistant General Freight Agent II,
| +. Marsh, of the Central, headquar-
| tiers Peoria, was in tie city Tuesday.
| Mystic Workers ice cream lawn So
| cial tonight at Mrs. Atkins, 212 South
! Center street. Everybody welcome. 10
cents.
| Mrs. Emma Evans, OF State Center,
arrived in the city this morning 20
/ attend the Chinn- Santee wedding this
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Armbrecht are the
parents OF Il ten-pound son, born at the
home of Mrs. Armbrecht's parents, Mr..
land Mrs. Hanson, on East Nevada
street.
| Rev. ]. b. .Albrook, Of Mt.
Vernon, passed thru the city Tues
day evening on his way to Des Moines,
where he was present today at the re-
publican state convention.
Mr. A. NJ Parker was in Melbourne
Tuesday where he was summoned by
Bohnsack & Benson to appraise the
damage to their stock OF general mer-
chandise, sustained in their fire OF
Monday night.
The anniversary OF the birth of Mrs.
George johnson, 402 East State street,
was the occasion Of a pleasant family
gathering of about twenty, Tuesday
evening. The affair was arranged as a
surprise on Mrs. johnson.
Public attention Is being attracted
to the Wood Sanitarium at Marshall
town for eye, ear and throat diseases.
The medical skill Is said to be the best
the physician in charge having recent
ly returned from foreign tour of sew
eral years
Last Tuesday Miss Nellie Nelson. of
Story City. had her sight restored by
an operation at the Wood Eye and Ear
Sanitarium.. Some twenty patients are
under successful treatment there and
more are daily coming from different
parts of the state.
Mrs. w. II. wilmington. and daugh-
ter, Flossie. of Toledo, were in the city
Tuesday evening as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Bratt, leaving in the
evening for Cherryvale, Kas, where
they will remain for three weeks
visit with Mr.. Wilmington, who is look
ling after business interests there.
Editor o. E. Smith. of the Union
Star, H. j. Benson and A. p Mason,
also of Union; Editor 0. ]. Smith. OF
the Eldora Herald: E. N. Lundy, of Ell
dora; A. F. Styles. of New Providence:
and Postmaster S. d. Bruening. of
Ackiey, all members of the Hardin
county delegation to the republican
state convention, were in the city
Tuesday evening on their way to Des
Moines TO attend the convention.
1t pays to buy something good, ev-
7 cry time. as cheap article of any kind
lis unsatisfactory. This is especially
true of buggy, and the man who owns
a cheap one wants to backslide for a
few minutes from the church every
time II breaks down. We sell the Staver
buggy. and you never have to hold one
side UP with rail, by reason OF brok-
EN- wheel, Come in and let us show you
the new improved Staver. Darling &
Gaatz.