Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-24

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Putnam Place" 1t is all in the way
1T is written, at Liebig's.
Another lot of those 10 cent wash
belts at M. f. Andrews
Just arrived-1atest novelties In
hand bags. M. Il. Andrews.
Wpmen's cent initial linen hand
kerchiefs. Sold everywhere at 10
cents. NJ +. Andrews.
All this week we will sell II pounds
of granulated sugar for 81, or eighteen
pounds with each SO purchase. L. r.
Idso.
We are manufacturing a laxative
market as blood purifier, kidney
trouble, headache, Indigestion, sour
stomach. torpid liver and other spring
ailments. Ask for It, Mcbride & VIII
Drug Co.
r. L. Sawyer. we'll known stock
shipper of Gilbert, completed busy
week Saturday, when he accompanied
to the city his third consignment of
hogs for the week. Sixty head,
averaging 22o pounds, comprised Sat-
urday's shipment.
Agent Walker, of the Iowa Central
ut Pickering, was checked out today,
and will be transferred to Morning
sun. j. G. Etzel, who has been day
operator at Pickering under Mr.. Walk
er. was checked in as agent to fill the
vacancy.
Mrc n = 49,
Speer left this afternoon for Morrison
H., and will also visit relatives and
friends in Sterling and Chicago, before
leaving the latter place by boat for
Whitehall, Mich. Mrs. Keefer and Mrs
Speer will visit their sister, Mrs. W. A.
Colder. at Whitehall. and will not re-
turn to this city until October
The body of George c. Durham, of
the Soldiers Home. the veteran who
died Saturday forenoon. was sent to
Des Moines in the evening, leaving at
I o'clock in charge of Deputy Sheriff
Temple, of Polk county, SON law Of
the deceased. The funeral took place
Sunday afternoon, and interment was
in Des Moines.
The regular meeting of the Marshall
town Christian Endeavor Union will
be held tomorrow evening at the Con-
gregatfonal church. In addition to the
membership Of the union the members
Of the B. Y. p. U. and Epworth League
will participate. The address of the
evening is to be given by Rev. E. L.
Ely, pastor OF the Christian Church Of
Boone, Rev. Ely's subject will be
Do%1 -
Mr.. Carl Vogt of Cedar Rapids.
spent Sunday and today at the home
OF his wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. G. Robinson, where Mrs. Vogt has
been visiting for the past six weeks.
Mrs. Vogt is recovering from a threat
ened attack of apoplexy suffered q
week ago. and is gradually improving.
Another slight recurrence of the at
tack was experienced Friday night, al
tho it was not serious Mr. Vogt will
return to Cedar Rapids tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Larson, while boating
Sunday, had the unpleasant experience
Of getting tipped out of their boat
while at the cutoff" The boat struck
a snag and overturned without giving
the occupants any warning whatever
Fortunately the water where the wo-
men fell was shallow, and no harm re-
suited aside from the scare. A pass
ing boat assisted the occupants of the
overturned craft to right their boat
and get safely aboard again.
John Hupp and daughter Mabel, OF
LaMoille, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. W.
Eells, of Crocker, will leave Wednes-
dey for a trip of about five weeks
thru the vest They will first go to
Denver and Colorado Springs They
will also stop at Salt Lake City. and
from there will go to Los Angeles and
Pasadena and San Francisco. From
the latter city they will go by boat to
Portland to visit the exposition, re-
turning by the northern route. Mr..
Eells was formerly agent at both La
Noble and Quarry.