Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-10
$500 suits at 5000 at stern's SALE

Honey, 10 cents pound at Will Mil
ler's.
$3.50 pants at s115 at Stern's cash
raising sale.
The Floradora girls are stunning in
the Swell Affair
If you are looking for good butter
ring up 3SS or 629. Will Miller.
Buy, sell. borrow, loan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
Swell affair is two act opera in
which both comic and grand opera will
be sung. July II, IL and 10.
For ice tea, use Tycoon brand, the
only reliable uncolored Japan tea inn
ported, for sale only by Will Mill
Ter.
Hear Miss Shorthill and Mr.. Patter-
son in their duct from Cavaleria Rus
ticana. Grand opera selection. Swell
Affair.
DIR. N. Z. Mighell and Adjutant
George F. A. Walker of the Soldiers
Home. returned today from brief
fishing trip to Clear Lake.
The T.-R has 40 first class s1.00
thermometers and barometers COM
bined which were originally put in
stock for use of newspaper premiums.
If taken before we rebuild they will be
sold at Is cents apiece
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Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Lindstedt. who
We're married recently in this city a
short time ago, and who have been here
o,,t1 ,te.;t n rn,. Il
to Kansas City Sunday night where
they will make their home.
The Apollo Club will present to the
music loving people of Marshalltown
an entertainment In two acts "rhe
Swell Affair." which affords the oppor-
tunity of listening to both comic opera
and grand opera. July II. IL and 10.
A carload of watermelons was sent
here by mistake last Friday and were
bought cheap by dealers. The re-
suit Is you can get fine Texas melon
at your grocer's for from 20 to 25 cents.
These are fine melons and you know
how you enjoy good one.
Mrs. A. H. Simon and son Sidney.
who have been visiting for a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Humphreys. at
Charles City, arrived home Saturday
evening. While away Mrs. Simon and
little son spent the week camping with
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys on the Floyd
river.
Special convocation OF Signet Chap
ter No. 3S, for work this Monday af-
ternoon. Supper at 6: 80 served by the
ladies of the Eastern Star, and Royal
Arch in the evening. Be present If pos
sible. Visitors are welcome. George
r. Norris, secretary; l. T. Forbes H. P.
Gavel falls s o'clock.
The funeral of j. Fred G. Bowman
was held Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence, 400 May street,
and was very largely attended by the
many friends and acquaintance Of the
deceaseds family and his father, Mr..
John Bowman. Chaplain jesse Cole
preached the service and the interment
was in Riverside.
A bunch of amateur local players
We're in Liscomb Saturday afternoon,
where they defeated the Licomb town
team by the score of 10 to 2. The fol-
lowing players made up the visiting
team: Welsh, catch; Tretter, pitch.
Hoagland. first: Jay, second; Clark,
third; Dawson, short; Yeager. left
field; BlatherwiclS, center field: and
Laughlin, right field.
The Howard County Times, Cresco,
tells Of the Fourth Of July celebration
at that place. The Grafton was given
by Former Superintendent of Schools
William I. Crane, Of this city, and the
address is referred to in the most COM
plimentary terms. Mr.. Cranes address
was of patriotic nature. and especial
reference was made to good govern
ment and good citizenship.
Mr.. w. W. Doolittle, who left July 4
for Rochester, Mimi, to be prepared
for an operation for appendicitis, I'M
derWent the operation this forenoon in
the Mayo Bros. hospital No word was
received by Mr.. Doolittle's son, Mr..
Ray Doolittle, UP to 2:30 this after
noon, hut the latter takes it for grant
ed that the operation was successful,
or he would have been advised.
Ray Runnells, young man employ
ed as q fireman on the Iowa Central
was removed to the detention hospital
0dIuINdy dAIClllOOI, SNlAClll{5
from an attack Of smallpox. Runnells
has a well developed case, bpt there
are no complications and he is doing
nicely, altho today he is not feeling as
well as he did yesterday. Others who
had been EXPOSED before Runnells'
case came to notice, We're vaccinated
by Health Physician Getz. Runnells
has no idea where he might have con-
tracted ths disease. His home is III
Colo.
A special train Of five cars, bearing
Elks from southern California cities
to- the national grand lodge meeting at
Buffalo, passed thru the city Sunday
afternoon at 1890 o'clock. Before the
train arrived here word was sent to
Marshalltown Lodge, No. 312, of its
coming. and a delegation, headed by
Mayor @. l.. Ingledue met the special
at the union station. In behalf of the
local lodge, Mayor Ingledue presented
those on sTtle train with an immense
bouquet. IA. NJ. Worries, Thomas j.
Feeley and JtlB. Hiingaman boarded
the train and went as. far as Cedar
Rapids. LIS. Peskham and r. J. He'd
dermah. oetthe locat lodge, are in Buff
falo to atte1d the gTsnd lodge meet
ing. Mrs. greclshsm aceompaan!ed her
husband! kss-e"s,