Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-01
Kemble,s flowers. 52o North Third.

July 4.
90 to Hecker & callsins for plumb
Ing goods.
e. A. G. o. -four, sold wholesale or
retail, by Kirk Bros.
Spring lamb, and plenty of it. Mid
deton Il Reed, 81 West Main
See our great bargains IN black PEI
ticoats for 50 cents l.. II. Lay.
Just received, fresh invoice OF Col
liers Swiss milk chocolates. Charles
j. Lander.
If you like good coffee, drink German
Americans. Always the same u >.
Good Grocery Co.
We claim to give you great values
in wash goods during our eleailliE
sale E. Il. Lay.
Go-ca,ts of all descriptions ut bed
roct! prices ut the ID. c. Wllpur stVle:
l'rcm $40 up. and an made Oh 'he
best materials.
One-half price for all remnants our
ing our anniversary sale. Nettie m
gleune ~ lo, ''S VI
goods house.
Think of it. Any tan oxford. ladies'
or mems, for $l9S pair, worth s".'o
and $500 Sale closes July .. lIslc-
due s. Young, lowas largest shoe
house.
Following the usual custom the
Times Republican force viii take us
annual vacation OH Tuesday, inc
Fourth. and n paper Will not be pub
lished on that day.
Mrs Jennie Youngs, who has been
spending the past year in this city
with her sister, Mrs. w. -. Hehes'a'
and other relatives, and friends. iell
for her home In Denver this morning
Twenty per cent discount on ali
summer hosiery and underwear during
our anniversary sale. Better take adj
vantage of this Nettie lng'edue 4
Co, the up-to-date dry goods
house.
F'raternal Bankers decoration. All
members are requested to meet at hall
Sunday, July End, at p. M. for the
purpose OF decorating the graves OF
our deceased brother, David coulton.
Bring flowers.
DR.. w. NJ. Choatc returned yester-
day from "a two weeks fishing trip at
Temagami lake. Canada. with nm
during his outing We're Messrs FRANK
X. Mudd and II. Il. Osman, OF Ch'caso'
and Carl L.Schwart of st. Louis.
A.. .---7" -,
For the races July II. 12iand 10.
Secretary Finkle Has secured the
neetest flyers in Iowa. Illinois, Wiscon-
sjn. Minnesota and Dakota, and the
outlook for large attendance is good.
The field of horses is the best In the
country. BE sure and come.
orr anniversary clearance sale COM
menced this morning and will continue
until July 15 Remember that twenty
per cent discount Is the smallest
amount you can save. This is an OPP
portunity you should not overlook.
Nettie Ingledue & Co., the up-to-date
dry goods house.
Miss Edna Sears, joined at the
union station this morning party OF
Girinnel young ladies, who are stu
dents of Grinnell college. and went
with them TO Union where they will
camp for about a week. Miss irma
Wallace, who has been visiting in Wa
terloo. will join the party at Union.
Rev. A. b. Morris, pastor of the First
United Evangelical church. In COM
pany with Rev. j. g. Walz, of Gear
ing will leave the city soon for the
east where they will go TO Northtiela,
Mass. TO attend the Moody summer
school for a course of Bible study ex
tending thru six or seven weeks. Dur
ing Rev. Morris absence his pulpi.
will be filled by supplies
District Passenger Agent George NJ
Martin. of the Central. was in the city
Friday making arrangements for the
special train to be run on the Story
CITY branch. out of this city on July
A. Story City is to have u celebration
and a special train will be run on the
branch leaving here at Z: 30 o'clock in
IKE morning. Mr.. Martin expects
big crowd in here on the Fourth. and
while here made arrangements to Sc
cure some extra passenger coaches for
all of the day and night trains on this
division.
Iowa Central traffic Friday after
noon between this city and Oskaloosa
was delayed for q short time owing to
n small washout near New Sharon.
The approach to a culvert, about two
miles north Of that place was badly
washed and passenger No. of list
evening, was delayed an hour and
half In reaching this city. Near New
Sharon, yesterdays rain assumed the
volume of water spout Lacey cut,
which in recent years gave the COM
pany so mach trouble threatens to be-
gin to slide again, owing to the heavy
rains.
The members of the Porte Noix Club
and q few guests, Misses Gladys How
ell and Mabel Fenlon, OF Clinton, Mar
garet Walsh, of Nevada, and Georgia
Crary. enjoyed delightful picnic sup
per about $50 O'Clock on the G. w.
Sparks lawn, at 514 North Third
street, Friday evening Music and
games We're enjoyed in the house af-
terward and the members of the house
party which were entertained at the G.
l.. Gould home the latter part of this
week. were entertained at the Sparks
home over night.
Mrs. Ed Hayes. East Boone street.
gave q very pleasant children's party
Friday afternoon. in honor of the
eighth anniversary of her little son,
Edwin M. Hayes. The guests present
We're Teresa Coyne, Edna Strauss, Jen
ME Scott. Ruth and Rose Punkett,