Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-28

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Get your suit c.eaned or pressed for
the Fourth of July. The Marshalltown
Steam Dye Works will do you a first
class job. Old phone 3d. new phone
Ill. 102 South First avenue. Work
called for and delivered.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary will be held at the Y. NJ. c.
A. camp, Thursday. and each lady is
expected to provide her own lunch.
The train leaves at 10:40 o'clock in the
morning and returns at 500 p. m.
| Visitors to the Y. NJ, C. A. camp
Tuesday We're Leo Boucher, Walter
Mead, Claude Warren and N. +. Mil
| LEI. Carl Lounsberry. who has been at
the camp fora few days, arrived home
| today The boys are having a fine
| time, and say they are not minding
| the chilly nights.
Corn pone in it's day was considered
| the heighth of perfection. but would
suffer by comparison with the butter
milk bread that is being furnished by
Robertson & Strub. The sale of this
new bread is phenomenal and you
| must be sure that the label is on each
loaf. Sundell's cafe.
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There was good attendance at the
meeting of the Baptist Hill Bible Glass,
of Mrs. j w. Turnkey, 9 High street.
Nice refreshments were served after
the usual hour spent in study, and adj
journment was taken until the first
Tuesday in September.
Rev. +. w. Parsons, former pastor of
the Baptist church of this city, now of
Mason City. and Mrs. Parsons, left
Tuesday evening for Minneapolis, en-
route to Europe. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Griffin,
and others will join the party along
the route. A most delightful trip is
planned for the summer.
DR.. 7. c. Hacker, assistant surgeon
at the Soldiers Home, who was call
ed to his home in Hampton, by the
death of his uncle, Mr.. H. H. Andrews.
returned to the city Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Andrews, who was one of the very
well known residents of Hampton died
in Chicago last Saturday evening. The
body was brought to Hampton where
the funeral was held Tuesday morn
ing.
Thomas L. Watson, father of Will
lam L. Watson, the Iowa Central
brakeman who was killed at Hampton
a short time ago, has been appointed
administrator of his sons estate. The
appointment was made on the petition
of the wife of the deceased. Watson
left but comparatively little property
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will be a contest with the railroad
company growing out Of the death of
the son.
DR.. A. G. Conway, who has beer
making short automobile trip in the
southern part of the state, arrived
home Tuesday. He was accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. A. B. Conway,
who has been visiting at New Sharon.
and by Miss Margaret Cannon, of FIRE.
mont, and Miss Belle Baker, of New
Sharon. Miss Baker will visit at the
Conway home for a few days, but
Miss Cannon left for her home this
morning.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. jean
cite Newcomb, was held at Q o'clock
Tuesday afternoon from the residence,
COZ East State street There was d
very large attendance at the services.
which were conducted by Revl E. B.
Jones. The music was furnished by
Misses Maud Lundy and Bertha Row.
en-. Messrs. Fred Ritter. Gus Weber,
E. P Cross. Louis Glen ons, Frank
Perry and Lester Williams acted as
pail bearers. 1nterment was in River
side.
Superintendent c. S. Hayden, Master
Mechanic Thomas NJ. Feeley, and Gen.
eral Roadmaster NJ. H. Scheeley, went
north on the line this morning to look
over the ground for proposed improve
ments. The company expects to put
in turn table at Abbott Crossing to
be used for turning the engines which
haul the freight trains running be-
tween this city and there almost every
day. Mr. Hayden and Mr.. Feeley will
also go over the Algona branch before