Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-22
Old potatoes at Culley's.
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DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.

| Britain ~ GO.
Mason and Economy fruit jars at Oh
| sons. the grocer,
Typewriter erasers, brushes and
| oilers at Liebig's.
The best tea for your ice tea can be
found at tSinclairs Always fresh.
Dance at Forneys hall tomorrow
night. The coolest place in town. New
music.
Fancy hot house cucumbers, cauli-
| flower. tomatoes and all other new
vegetables. at Culley's.
Cake exchange at the Temple of
| Economy tomorrow afternoon by la
dies of Christian church.
See our new line of gas and electric
| lighting fixtures. Our prices are
reasonable for high grade fixtures.
Barker, Buchanan Co
| The readers ought to try Mi-o-na. 1t
| costs nothing unless it cures indises-
ton and all stomach trouble. soc a
box at Mcbride & Will Drug Co,
We are pleased to announce that the
Empire mines have resumed opera
ton. and we can now fill your orders
for Empire Nut or Lump coal prompt
ly. Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime Co,
Mrs. O. f. Robertson returned this
morning from New Sharon, where she
has been for a few days with Mr..
Robertson. who was quite badly hurt
while helping unload a piano. Mr..
Robertson is doing nicely.
The members of the Delta Mu Sigma
Sorority enjoyed a picnic supper Tues
day evening at the home of two OF
their number. Misses Gerna and Glad
US Carney. who entertained them at
house party over night.
C. E. Goethe. who has been agent
for the Iowa Central at Union. was
today checked out and E. R. Urbine,
who has been agent at Oakville, was
checked in in his place. Mr.. Goethe
leaves the employ of the company to
take vacation of indefinite length.
Market day sale at Ill North Gem
ter street. Marshalltown, Saturday.
June 2Srd Bring your horses. We
sell all kinds Of property. Ten and
8 year old. well bred. halter broke.
branded horses. already listed. Robert
S. Gowdy. auctioneer. c. c. Crazy
manager.
Miss Grace Hopkins left for Winni-
peg, Can. this morning to visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. c. r. Linn. In
July Miss Hopkins expects to join a
party of tourists for trip thru western
Canada and the Rocky Mountains. She
will be awaya all summer, and perhaps
may stay for year.
The Lyman Bros. Company, whole
sale millinery concern of Cedar Rapids.
has brought action in the district court
for the August term against Mrs. Leo
nora Tuffree Arnold, asking a judg-
ment in the sum of s152.S9, balance on
an account of $4966S. Interest at
per cent from March 6, 1906. is also
sought.
President E. Van Metre, of the Amer
ican-Canadian Land Co.. is in the city
to close deal with Marshalltown par
ties for township of Canadian lands,
located near Moose Jaw, Sask. Those
interested are B. A. Morgan. w. H.
Burrows, L. F.. Kellogg. DR.. Nelson
Merrill, A. p. Bratt and Charles A.
Eiadie.
Miss Hattie Crisp. of Alden, who
ing books for r. A. Ely, went to her
home this morning. Miss Crisp has
been carrying mail on one of the rural
routes out of Alden, but she will soon
resign the government position, and
will come to this city to enter Mr..
Elzy's employ permanently.
The second bi-weekly outing for the
boys of the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. will
take place Saturday, when all of the
boys who wish to go will be taken to
the Soldiers Home by Physical Direc-
tor E. G. Schroeder Each boy will
take his dinner with him, and the party
will remain in the grove on the river
bank all day. The party will leave the
association building at $50 o'clock.
Miss Alice Fisher, instructor of voice
at the Grinnell College Conservatory of
Music, who was a guest at the r. E.
Sears home, 1O2 North Second street,
yesterday and last night returned to
Grinnell this morning. A small COM
pany of musical friends were invited
in last evening and enjoyed an infor
mail program of music at the Sears
home, after which light refreshments
were served.
Mr. c.. F. Warren arrived home
Thursday evening from several
weeks visit in the east. His princi-
pal stay was in New Hampshire, at his
birthplace, Mason, where relatives still.
reside. Mr.. Warren visited in Massa-
chusetts points, and on Monday was at
Charleston to attend the celebration
of the anniversary of the battle of
Bunker Hill, fought just 131 years ago
last Sunday. Mr.. Warren's grand
father Hinksman Warren. participated
in the battle, and the anniversary cell
ebration was of more interest to him
on that account.
The second in the series of buffet
luncheons to be given by Mrs. A. b.
Conway took place Thursday, from
IL to 2 o'clock the same number Of
guests. Twenty-Five being present
Mrs. E. r. Busby. Of Dubuque, was the
only guest present from out of town.
The decorations fwere of SmilaX, as
paragus ferns and red carnations,
forming a color scheme of green and
red Miss Maud Clark poured the cof-
fee, which was passed by, Misses Fran
ces and Grace Morley. A pleasant So
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