Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-01
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.

Dance tonight at Forney's Hall.
New silks, the latest novelties for
| shirt waists. M f. Andrews.
| Remember the old stand at and .
East State. The Mutual Benefit. S. l..
| Hubbard, proprietor.
The Marshalltown Steam Dye Works
| have moved their office to 227 East
| Main. Old Phone, %; new phone, Ill.
| A. r. Elder, a druggist of this city,
has filed application in the district
court for a pharmacists permit to sell
intoxicants.
The Missionary Society of the Chris
tan church will meet Friday afternoon
at $50, with Mrs. G. A. Farmer, 40S
West Church street.
The famous Sutherland Sisters will
be at B. A. Morgan's drug store for
two weeks. Everybody invited to call
and consult with them.
Gowdy & Crary will sell practic-
ally new top buggy at their horse sale
August 4th. Iii North Center street.
1t will pay to look it over.
Have you seen the non-dividing ped
estal table at the d. c. Wilbur store?
Our stock Is complete at present and
you get the tables at the sale prices.
Ex-senator Joseph Wallace of Ell
dora, passed thru the city this morn
ing on his way to Des Moines to at
tend the republican state convention.
Church Base Ball League game in
Finkle's park this evening. Baptists
VS.. Methodists. Tomorrow evening,
Congregationals VS.. Y. NJ C. A. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Now is the time to have your furnace
repaired. Our busy season will soon
be on and there will be little time then
to attend to odd jobs of this kind.
Lennox Furnace Company.
Miss Maud McBroom returned to
| Toledo today, after ten days visit
with her sister, Miss Lucy McBroom,
| during which time she attended the
closing week of the teachers insti
| tute
| A large number from here attended
the state republican convention today,
| but larger number are taking adj
! vantage of A. e. Wilbur e. Sons low
prices on modern furniture and floor
| coverings.
Henry Weber. the fuel merchant. is
making a speciality just now of supply
ing threshers with fuel of which he
keeps all grades of the best, and his
prices. and the quality of his coal will
be found to be right.
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Toledo, where she was called by the
death of her sister, Mrs. Amelia Bish-
OPP, returned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bishop died Friday of disease of
the stomach, and was buried at Toledo
Sunday.
Henry Weber, the fuel merchant, is
| better prepared than ever for the
| threshing season, and has in stock at
all times full supply of all grades of
| soft coal Threshers will do Well to
| see him or call him up by phone, for
they will find his stock and prices are
right.
While walking on Main street, soon
after the rain Tuesday afternoon, Dan
E. Strub slipped and fell on the side
walk, bruising and wrenching the
muscles of his body. so he is confined
| to his bed today. No bones were brok
Ell. and the injuries are not thought
to be serious.
In the caucus of the Fifth district
| delegates to the state convention, held
| in Des Moines, Mr.. George r. Icsta-
brook was reelected as the member
of the state central committee from
/ ~: .t,>
some talk of the possibility of displac-
| ing MIR. Estabrook, it has been gener
ally conceded that he could secure a
reelection if he asked for the place
again.
Mr. Willard Hull, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Hull, arrived early this
morning from Hankow, China. Mr..
Hulls three years stay in the Celes-
| tial empire has been an agreeable eX
perience. and he finds the work of the
| United States consular service attrac-
tive in most respects. He is somewhat
| fatigued by the seven weeks journey
homewaru, but otherwise is enjoying
excellent health.
The series of pictures shown at the
Methodist church Tuesday night, with
an accompanying lecture by George w.
| Finch, were seen by small audience,
which was greatly please'5 by the pic
lures also the lecture. The views
shown were of San Francisco, both be-
fore and after the disaster, and of Lee
Land Stanford University and other
| California points of interest. The EN-
tertainment was given under the aus
pices Of the Brotherhood Bible Glass.
| An ice cream social was given Tues
day evening at the c. B. Johnston
home, 20214 North Second street, by
Mrs. Johnston's Methodist Sunday
| school class, which is composed of
Fannie Lennox, Frances Young, Isabel
Butler, Marguerite Lewis and Della
Francisco. About eighty or ninety
patronized the affair." the proceeds from
which will be added to the class fund,
for future use in the church work.
Music during the evening; was furnish
ed by Misses Anna Hecox and Fannie
Lennox The refreshments were serv-
| ed in the house and on the porch.
Cedar Rapids Republican-W. L.
Smith, of Clinton, Northwestern engin-
eer brought the fast mail from Clinton
to Cedar Rapids Monday morning in
| TINA than over before in tha +