Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-05

Water proof marking crayons a
: Liebig's.
If you like good bread buy Golt
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
County Recorder Miss Ida Evan.
spent the Fourth with friends in Anes
DR.. Clemmer, the Hopkins blocl
dentist. Phone new, 1886. Evenings b,
appointment.
The Mystic Workers will give an ice
cream lawn social Wednesday evening
, July 6 at Mrs. Gray's 3o7 South Fifth
street. Everybody welcome.
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Big flour is made from No. 1 Dako-
ia wheat and contains no winter whea,
mixtures of any kind. every sack war
ranted. L. Il. Benedict & Co.
l.
II Members of the Colored Baptist
church spent the Fourth picnicking II
the woods near the Third avenue
bridge. The day was spent playing
games and out door sports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh W. Hogue form
er old residents of this city. who moved
to Cleveland few months ago. arrived
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about week visiting friends.
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Master Mechanic w. o. johnson, of
the Central, who has been at Saratoga,
i n. T.. attending the annual gathering
lof the National Master Mechanics AS
ISOLATION arrived home Saturday.
When looking for gifts for any oc-
casion please remember that the ele-
| CANT stock of fine china, cut glass and
1 pictures is being sold at greatly re-
| duced prices. Simmons Book Store.
As magician Edwin Brush has a
a genius that shows an adaptation to
| his art He has invented some new
methods of expressing the curious
| things that exist. Tonight at the
chautauqua.
| At two entertainments. given Mon
| day afternoon and evening by the
young people of st. Mary's parish, at
the institute auditorium. a neat sum
was realized, which will be applied to-
ward the hospital fund.
About fifty OF the fans who could not
wait for the Grays to return went to
Waterloo yesterday to see the games.
Some went on Sunday and remained
over the Fourth, while others took the
early train Monday morning.
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The funeral of Herman Brash, 123
May street, who died Friday morning.
was held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock
at the United Evangelical church on
Arson street. Rev. A. B. Morris Off !,
ciated and the interment was in River |
side
United States Marshal and Mrs |
George NJ. Christians of Grinnell. spent |
Saturday in the city attending the |
chautauqua, and visiting their daugh- |
ter, Miss Jessie Christians, who is a |
member of the Chicago Ladies' Quar-
tet which sang at the opening sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christians returned home
Saturday evening.
A bursting water main under the I
South Third avenue pavement threat
ems to do damage to the asphalt, in the
vicinity OF the police station. Holes
were cut thru the pavement this morn
ing and the water dubbed up. A large
piece of the asphalt will have to be
torn up to get to the seat of the trou-
BILE.
Chaplain Jesse Cole, of the Soldiers
Home. was in Beaman Monday. where
he delivered the Fourth of July Grafton
before large crowd that had gathered
for the annual celebration. This is
Chaplain Coles third visit to Beaman
and the second for Fourth grafton
The other visit was to deliver one of
mis- patriotic lectures.
Miss Rose Peshel, living seven miles
southeast of the city, near Dillon, was
operated upon Monday morning at s.. Il
Thomas hospital for appendicitis, and
is doing very nicely. Mrs. w. d. Wolf
gang, living east of the city submitted
to an operation this morning for the
Of a cancerouS tumor of the
neck. Mrs. Wolfgang Is doing as nice
~ as could be expected.
A stranger. who refused to give his
name, reported to the police Sunday
night that he had been held up and
robbed of gold watch and $14. while
on South Third street near the North !
western tracks. He told story the ;
details of which he could not give, and !
the police place no credence In what he
said. They believe he was relieved of
his property while visiting a south side
resort.
l.. r. Willard and G. n. Ruth, of the
Oil Company, returned from ,
Neb., Sunday, where they ,
slosed the deal for the establishing Of !
! branch house to take care of the
western business of the firm. Land !
vas purchased on the tracks of the
.hicago. Burlington & Quincy. and a
,lant with a tankage capacity of 1000 c
,arrels will be erected at once. 1t will 7
re in readiness for business about Sep \
ember Is. {
OF recent scientific discoveries prob !;
bly, none more excel in relieving in
|ividual distress than that of Pasteur :
Or. Cora Williams Choate will present J
his topic at the chautauqua Wednes-
lay at $3.50. Following this Mrs. Mer- !,
lit Greene will speak from study and
observation on the New South" Mrs.
will follow with an address,
nd then Superintendent Crane will q
i've his lecture on The Shepherd King p
nd His Psalms G
Along with his study of the labor O.
roblem George l.. McNutt has not ii
eglected the inquiry of what the wo- q
len endure as toilers i'm the home, i,
tore and shop. He will lecture A
Wednesday at 2:45 p. NJ. at the chau- k
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