Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-27
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Attend lue dance dl tNeuluell ustll
Saturday night. Williams orchestra
Our prices on refrigerators are on
of sight. 1t will pay you we'll to see
Schmidt.
Forty-two cents is the figure a
Henry Pappe's tomorrow. 1t mean:
l5-eent shirts for AZ cents.
The best and surest protection fol
your fur coat is tarine moth bag
Buy them of Nj. f. Andrews.
Armour's "Veribest' meats, like yea
LOAF, ported ham and other picnic sorts
are always on sale at Reynolds &
lSheldon's.
Mrs Isaac Painter, Clio West Linn
| street, WAS hostess Thursday after
noon to the Excelsior Aid Society, at
| its regular meeting.
Our list of breakfast foods includes
all the desirable sorts; prices l0o d
package for all ready cooked foods like
Egg-O-See, and others.
Sinclair's japanese goods are going
| fast and he is anxious to clean it all
up this week. Come in Saturday ana
look it over. only half price.
That japanese china at Sinclair's
| has been taker nearly all gone. Sim
clair is anxious to clean it all UP Sat
urday. Come in and look it over.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
Society will hold an exchange at My
! ers' grocery tomorrow afternoon, from
. to O'Clock Lots of good things
! for sale.
| The most popular place in town to
dance is at Forney's hall. New Music,
! finest floor. Best ventilated, electric
fans which make it a pleasure to at
| tend dances at this hall. Dance Sat
urday, July %.
If there is anything in a name dem
ocrats should vote for Judge Parker.
Members of all parties agree the name,
high quality and low prices in furni-
ture and floor coverings.
Miss Ethel A. Elliott returned from
Iowa City Thursday evening, where
she has been for few days, and where
she was yesterday elected instructor
in public speaking of the state uni
versity, to succeed Mary Slight Iv-
ertS.
Miss Mabel Eason accompanied the
members Of her Congregational Sun
day school class of about fourteen girls
to Campbell's grove, just south of the
city, Thursday afternoon, where cro-
quet was enjoyed and picnic supper
spread.
C. H. Bromley, formerly sone of the
retail merchants of this city, is here
for short visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Earl A. Stoddart, and with other
friends Mr.. Bromley attended the
meeting of the Elks' grand lodge re-
Gently held in Denver ard stopped in
this city on his way home.
The thru east-'bound Northwes tern
train due into this city Thursday
morning and afternoon were all de-
layed from twelve to three hours by
Denver. No. s. due in this city early
Thursday morning. did not arrive here
until $50 o'clock last evening.
The picking season will soon be at
hand and the housewife will be cast
ing about for pure vinegar that will
keep pickles. For this purpose we es-
pecially recommend out Pure White
Wine Vinegar, and would appreciate
your patronage thru the medium of
our home mediums. Marshall Vinegar
Co.
Mrs. j. T. Chandler, 2o3 East State
street, has left the city for Pasadena,
Cal, for an indefinite stay. Mr.. Chan
dler expects to leave for North Dakota
soon to look after land interests he has
there before joining his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chandler will make their home in
Pasadena for the present at least, hav
ing rented their properly here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Haas and niece,
Miss Frances Gearhart, of Union, who
have been in the city for few days
visiting with Mr.. Haas brother, Mr..
G. R. Haas, and with other relatives,
left this morning for Arrapahoe, Neb.,
where they will make their home, and
where Mr. Haas owns Touring mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Haas and Miss Gearhart
will stop in Hastings, Neb., to visit
over Sunday with Mr.. Haas nephew,
Mr.. Bert Galloway.
George Woodruff, formerly of this
city. who has been visiting with his
son. Dr. Robert Woodruff, and with
other relatives in Denver for several
weeks, passed thru the city Thursday
on his way home to Mason City. Mr..
Woodruff will go to Clear Lake to re-
main with his son. Mr.. Myron Wood
ruff of Mason City. who is spending |
the summer there. until Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Sundell. who are in the city, and |
with whom he makes his home, re-
turn to Mason City.
A delightful meeting of the B. G. F.
S. w Club. which met at regular in
tervals during the winter to play five
hundred. was enjoyed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. c. P Cook. 112 South
Center street. Thursday evening. ].
was slam" party. Mrs. Cook having
made the most slams Cor the ladies,
Turing the clubs meeting. and Mr.. e.
mer Woodland having won snlls.
honor among the gentlemen. Last
evening the club as a reward. pre-
sented the former with a handsome
Japanese vase. and Mr.. Woodland with
half dozen cut glass tumblers. Guests
present were Mr. and Mrs. William
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs J. jarrett.
Miss Gertrude Woodward and Mr.. Os-
ar Clay. The guest prizes for the
evening were awarded to Miss Wood
ut with Mr.. Thompson. The club