Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-01

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| Dr. Jay. physician and surgeon. sue
cessor to DR.. Lierle.
| Our store will be open until noon
July 4th. II. X. Lay
| Buy. sell, borrow loan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews co.
| Just received, fresh invoice OF COL
liers' Swiss milk chocolates. Charles
j. Lander
Special values IN towels at 30 cents
| "A dozen and S2.75 u dozen, during our
sale. Il. X. Lay.
Save your fruit trees. Have them
| sprayed Leave orders at Dinges "
| IIverists or see Kelly james.
| Misses Helen and Grace Deets, of
Des Mones. arrived In the city
morning for u visit OF week or ten
days with Miss Jane Is. Skegg.
We have large amount of Mar
| shaltown property listed with us for
sale. at prices that will make you
| money. William Andrews Co.
Assistant General Freight Agent
II. T. Marsh, of the Iowa Central, was
| IN the city Friday on business. Mr..
Marsh returned to Minneapolis last
night
| Members of Fraternal Bankers Re-
serve. please meet at Red Mems hall.
| Sunday, July 2, mt 3 p. M, and then
proceed to cemetey to decorate Brother
| Coulton's grave.
| Repairs on the Presbyterian church
have been completed. Rev. I. ). Ball
| ey, of Cedar Rapids. will conduct COM
| rnunion service IN the morning. Other
| services as usual.
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| Il H. Keller. opposite postoffice, is
selling high grade clothing cheaper
than any house in MarShalltown. The
assortment is immense and an early
visit will be appreciated.
Mr.. George H. Marsh. an instructor
in the university of Chicago, arrived
In the city Friday to spend the next
| two months at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. p Marsh.
| The Empire pattern is tie latest and
| prettiest design johnson Bros. ever
placed on the market. A hundred piece
| dinner set is worth $1,000. Call and
see it. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Superintendent c. s. Hayden and
Tranmaster j. r. Mccarthy, who
spent Friday at points on the north
ern division of the line, passed thru
the city last evening on their way to
OskaloOsa.
Mrs. Josephine Marsh, who was ia
La, "a bnctifak Sta Ia 4,
for an operation which will be per-
formed Monday. rested we'll last night
and was feeling as we'll as could be eX-
pected this morning.
Thomas S. Weatherly has filed a
petition for the August term of the
district court in which he names as
defendants Ira Cook, ct al. The action
is one brought to quiet the title to
farming land in Bangor township
Mrs. r. j. Fletcher went to Des
Moines this morning to attend meet :
| ing OF the child labor committee OF the
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
which was held there today. The ses-
sion was for the purpose of clecting
officers.
For II good bed you need a good
spring and a. good mattress. We carry
a large assortment of all that is good
| in these lines, and can fix you out with
a guaranteed article. The celebrated
| Emerich pillows are sold at the ID. G.
\ Wilbur store.
Misses Peryle and FLORENCE Harris
went to Eldora Friday evening to re-
main until after the Fourth with M.
| and Mrs. c. A. Newcomer. who are en-
pertaining a crowd of young people at
a. house party which began at their
home last night.
| Don't YOU think you will like nice
pair Of tan oxfords to wear through
| the hot weather OF July and August?
Remember until July a, choice Of any
| tan oxford, ladies' or mems. worth
$3.50 and $500 for $1.9s. 1ngledue &.
Young, Iowas largest shoe house.
! Miss Ethel Elliott. who is a member
! of the faculty of Smith College
| Northampton, Mass. will open a stu
dio at her home, 510E East Main
street. July list. Miss Elliott viii! ac-
| cept a limited number Of students
during the summer for private or class
| work.
A box of fine sweet cherries was re-
ceived in this city yesterday from w.
r. Tomlinson, now in Wcnatehee.
| Wash, to be distributed among his
relatives The cherries We're shipped
Monday morning and arrived here IN
fine condition. Some of them measure
three inches in circumference.
| g..
Miss Grace Fulmer who has been
teaching in Washington, d. c., arrived
home Friday evening to spend the
summer vacation with her mother,
Mrs. r. S. Fulmer. Miss F'uhner
stopped on her way west at Wheeling.
Va, to visit for short time with her
friend, Mrs. Kendall, with whom she
went abroad last year.
| Mr. w. e. Mitchem, of Abba, who
left here the first of the week after a
visit with his mother, Mrs. S. Mitchem,
| living southeast of the CITY, sailed from
| New York TODAY for Liverpool. Eng.
Mr.. Mitchem will visit his old home
stead at Taunton. Eng, and also rela-
tiyes living in the southern part of
that country. He expects to return in
| October
The heavy downpour Of rain Friday
| afternoon reduced the attendance at
the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Baptist church to about doz-
en- ladies The society was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. G. ID. Troutner
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