Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-30
D. A. Collision, dentist. 10 W. Main.

+ We have just received ten pieces ol
linen finished shrunk muslin. u. X
Lay.
Every business man ought to use a
Check Protector. For sale at Lie
big's.
District Passenger Agent George M
Martin was in the city on business
Thursday.
All sizes in a good white pearl but
ton tomorrow at one cent dozen.
Archie Parker.
Now is the time for you to purchase
table linen. Special prices during our
sale. e. r. Lay.
Save your fruit trees. Have then
sprayed. Leave orders at Dinges s
Everists' or see Kelly James.
We are Offering special values in odd
lots of muslin underwear at one-third
off during our clearing sale. L. r.
Lay.
one-half price for all remnants dur
| ing our anniversary sale. Nettie In
gledue & Co.. the up-to- date dry
goods house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Daily informally
entertained few friends at $3.50 din
ner, Thursday evening at their home,
20S West State street.
| Twenty-Five per cent discount on all
our fine muslin underwear during
our anniversary sale. Nettie Ingledue
& Co, the up-to-d date dry goods
house.
| The Empire pattern is the 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.
| Twenty per cent discount on all
summer hosiery and underwear during
our anniversary sale. Better take adj
vantage Of this. Nettie Ingledue &
Co, the up-to-date dry goods
| house.
| Mrs. Josephine Marsh, 504 East
Bromley street. mother of Oscar j..
Marsh. was taken to st. Thomas hos
pital this morning for an operation.
Mrs. Marsh's condition is considered
somewhat serious.
The Socialists Club gave an ice
cream sociable Thursday evening at
the A. H. Martin home, 1906 West
Main street, More than eighty tickets
We're sold for the affair, and the pro-
ceeds will be used probably either to
pay for lectures or literature.
The Boone team, which closed its
last series on the southern circuit
Wednesday, passed thru the city
Thursday evening on it's way home.
The Oskaloosa club. which was in the
city Thursday, went home last night to
open with Burlington there today.
The Green Mountain Congregational
church, which was recently moved
from its old site north Of the village
into town, is now ready for use and the
first service will be held next Sunday.
The building has been repaired and
improved with a basement under half
of il.
An informal musical was enjoyed
Thursday evening at the c. c. Horton
home, at the Soldiers Home. by COM
pany Of about a dozen friends. Aside
from a delightful impromptu musical
program, CHG evening was SPCbe ~
cially and light refreshments were en-,
joyed
About seventeen of the members Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary spent the day
Thursday at the Y. NJ. C. A. camp, en-
loved most delightful outing. The
ladies held a short meeting In the.
afternoon, but all business, reports ETC..
were laid aside. They returned home
on the evening train.
A letter received by relatives from
Mr.. j. L. Haas, of Riverside, Cal, who
was called to Linneus, Mo, by the ILL
ness of his daughter, Mrs Charles
Parr, says Mrs. PARIS condition is
very critical, and She is expected to
Gle at any time. Her disease has been
diagnosed as cancer of the stomach
Travelling Auditor H. Bennion, of the
Central, passed thru the city Thurs
day on his way from Clifford to Grim
nell Mr.. Bennion checked back in
as agent at Clifford, E. E. Carver, who
has been away from his work thirty
DAYS. while taking vacation. While
he was gone P. NJ. Smith, relief agent,
had been in charge of the station.
The season has been backward and
we must close out our tan oxfords
Therefore we make a price of
s1.9s for any ladies' or mems oxfords
in tan, only until July 4. and our store
will close at noon that day. Better
get here quick and benefit by our mis-
fortune. Ingledue & Young, Iowa s
largest shoe house.
Miss Justine Jones has been honored
with a state certificate received from
the state regents of Minnesota, granting
her permission to teach In any public
school Of that state for the period of
her natural life. Iowa grants such GER
tificates for a period of only five years
Miss Jones is graduate from the adj
vanced kindergarten course Of the Wi
mona State Normal School.
C. E.. Crone left for Sigourney
Thursday night, summoned by tele-
gram announcing the death of his
father, j. G. Crone, who died in
Sigourney yesterday morning. Mr.
Crone's death was due to quinsy, and
was very sudden, he having been up
and about his work the day previous.
Mr. Crone will remain until after the
funeral which will probably be held
on Sunday.
Mrs. j. II. Hardin, Of Sioux City,
who has been visiting with her brother,
Mr.. G. E. Patterson, accompanied by
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