Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-30

are giving in embroldefleS duilhS ooA
sale? e. r. Lay.
If you like good coffee, drink German
American. Always the same. d. 5.
Good Grocery Co.
We offer you our entire stock of en-
broideries. waist patterns at SO cents
each. L. r. Lay.
Yard wide Sea island percales sold
everywhere 1212c. We offer you forty
pieces at cents. e. r. Lay.
With each pound of 50-cent tea and
above Sinclair will give pretty cake
plate. Now is the time for ice tea.
Go to Sinclair's Saturday, July and
with each pound of 50cent tea and
above.
Trainmaster j. e. Mccarthy, of the
Central, was in the city this morning
for short time while on his way
north on business.
Think of it! Any tan oxford, ladies
or mems, for $1.9S psar. worth $3.50
and $500. Sale closes July 4. lngle-
due & Young 1owa's largest shoe
house.
Owing to the rain, the Harmony Aid
Society did not hold its meeting in the
Soldiers Home park, as planned. The
next regular meeting will be held in
two weeks.
Thirty-three and one-third discount
on all laces, embroideries and dress
trimmings in our anniversary sale
which is now going on. Nettie Ingle-
due & Co., the up-to-date dry goods
house.
The Concordia Aid Society was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Andrew Bowman, 211 South Second
avenue The usual business of the
regular meeting was transacted. after
which light refreshments were served
Bananas 10 and is cents per dozen.
Ice cream 10 cents per pint, 20 censt
per quart and IS cents per gallon.
Special for Saturday, l0-cent dishes ice
cream for cents. Iowa Candy Kit
chen.
Mr.. Ralph Miller of Written, has
Just completed course of instruction
in piano tuning, having been In the
city the past five months for the pur-
pose of study in that work, and viii!
locate at once in Eldora and Grundy
Center.
Don't you think you will like nice
pair of tan oxfords to wear through
the hot weather of July and August?
Remember until July 4, choice Of any
tan oxford, ladies' or mems. worth
n 81, T,,rJ e,
Young, Iowa'S largest shoe house.
Mrs. H. w. Shove entertained at
her home on North Fourth street
Thursday evening about a dozen of her
lady friends living in the neighbor-
hood. The evening was spent with
five hundred, the head prize going to
Mrs. Anthony, of Camanche.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Co.
will give free one day only. pretty
china cake plate with each pound of
tea at so cents and above, Saturday,
July l. This is the biggest deal Sim
clair ever offered and now IS the time
to make ice tea Order your supply.
Earl Brundage of Grinnell, who has
been teaching in the Clinton schools,
SpelII 1IluISIldy evening III N1AS lily |
with Mr.. Delos Wilbur Mr.. Brundage
went to State Center this morning to
join party of friends who are going
to spend a week or ten days camping
near Mormon ridge.
Mrs. Harry Russell, OF sibley, in
company with her mother and sister,
Mrs. j. Williams and Mrs. Lincoln
King, Of Primghar. will spend the
month of July visiting relatives and
friends in Marshall county. They for
merly lived here and have number Of
friends who will remember them.
Word received from friends an
nounces the birth of an eight pound
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolgamott
now living at Healdsburg, Cal. Mrs.
Wolgamott Is a daughter of Milton
Elliott, who formerly lived near Min
erva, twelve miles west of MARSHALL
town. Mr.. Elliott and family moGed
from Iowa to Sonoma county about
seven years ago.
The following is taken from the
Mortified, Mimi, News: Monday last
A. N. Mitchem, of Chicago, G. w. Law
renee and L. III. Peterson, of MARSHALL
town. Iowa, sold to A. G. Morgan and
j. S. Trip, of this city a large tract
Of land at Galatea, Col, on the main
line of the Missouri Pacific railway
involving consideration of $4,000.
This land lies in eastern Colorado just
over the Kansas line"
The T. M. p. Club was very delight
fully entertained at its regular meet
ing Thursday evening by Miss Grace
Lander Guests of the CLUB were Mrs.
Charles Maxwell, of Des Molnes, Mrs.
Park Bentley, Misses Leila David and
Neva Bentley. Miss Ina Goodale won
the head prize in five hundred, which
furnished the amusement Tor the even
ing. Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Summers
very delightfully."- entertained the An
niversary Club of young married pep
pie at their home, four miles south
east of town, Wednesday evening, iT
honor Of their sixth anniversary. Tho
affair was in the nature of an out
door party, and after an evening of
games, light refreshments were served.
Pennsylvania daisies, which We're CIV
en- as favors at their wedding six years
ago We're used as favors at the
anniversary party.
The w. T. d. Club met Thursday