Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-03
Post card albums at Lebigs.
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DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.


Mr. Ray Andrews, of this city, Is In
Mason City for few days visit with
his parents.
Visit NJ. T.. Andrews store and see
the new weaves in fall and winter
dress materials.
Just for tomorrow and tomorrow
evening. rs cent nngllgee shirts for IS
cents, at Henry Pappe's.
Church Base Ball League game IN
Finkle's park this evening. Prcsbyter-
ians VS. Baptsts. Tomorrow evening
Methodists VS.. st Paul's.
Gowdy 81 Crazy will sell a practic-
ally new top buggy at their horse sale
August 4th. III North Center street.
1t will pay to look 1T over.
How about wagons? Do you need
one? l will sell you good wagon
with a 36-inch poplar box. and spring
sale. for 500, while they last. f. w
Curtis.
do you need small rug for any
room in the house? We have just re-
ceived new invoice and are selling
them at prices you can Oxford. me
d. c. Wilbur store on West Main street.
During our sale we are making
special reduction on nlatiFgs and rugs.
Come in and see what a few dollars
will do In the way of buying good fur
niture. The u. c. Wilbur store on
West Main street.
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Mrs. nellie Wall. formerly Of this city
but who has been teaching in the pub
lie schools of Union. has been selected
as instructor in manual training and
penmanship in the Hardin county nor
NAL which will convene in Eldora
Aug. 6.
N S. Beale of Tama, live stock agent
for the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
PAU railroad along the line of the
Iowa Central, was In the city for
short time this morning on his way
from Chicago where he had been on
business to Union where he spent the
day.
bicycle. believed to be one of the
several which have been stolen IN the
city recently was found this morning
in the weeds i'm the rear of the property
| OF C, M Olson, sos East Main street
| The wheel had evidently been lying IN
| the weeds for some time. as 1t had
| been rusted by the rains.
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| Mrs. Clarence r. Gale, of Seattle,
who has been visiting In the city with
| friends while a guest of Mrs. w. M.
Clark. went to GrinneH Thursday eve
ming, where she Will visit for short
| time. Mrs. Gale will also visit In Des
| Mones. and later will go to Alden.
where her parents live. She will leave
for Seattle in about three weeks
| Star Lodge. No. 3, Iowa Legion of
| Honor, which has leased the remodeled
| hall, which was formerly the old Ma
| sonic hall on West Main street, deai-
| Gated it's new lodge room Thursday
evening After the initiation of few
| candidates program was given by
members of the lodge. The new lodge
| room is 40xl00 feet, is very commodi-
Gus and the lodge is well pleased with
| 1t.
| Mr. and Mrs j. r.. Wildman and Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. G. Pulsipher, of Green
vile, s. c., arrived this morning from
Lake Francis. Mimi, where they have
been for ten days They brought with
i 'N>-
| their catches being two seven pound
pickerel. Rev. NJ N. Smith, who Is
| at the lake with his family. also cap
| tured a seven pound pickerel few days
| ago.
| The employees of the Shorthill COM
pany and a few others among the
| Scandinavian residents of the city,,
| contributed the funds necessary 20
| meet the funeral expenses of Henry j.
| HERON, who died Wednesday of ty-
| phoid fever. The family is in poor CIR
| cumstances, and the wife and mother
| of Mr. HERON are very grateful FOR
the aid and sympathy of the co-'work-
ers and friends of the deceased. The
remains of Mr.. HERON We're taken to
Roland today for burial
| A delightful camp outing on grounds
lust outside the Country Club bound
airy, is being enjoyed this week by
party composed of the families OF ~
j. Fletcher l.. C. Abbott and A. q.
Click, DR.. Click and MIR. Fred Click,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Brown, ana
Miss Anna Healion. The camp has
been christened Camp Louie In nom
or Of Mr.. Abbott. AS additional luxur-
les. they have kitchen tent, dining
tent and a hired. cook. The gentlemen
come i'm to their work during the day,
and return in the evening. The party
will remain in camp about ten days.
Mrs. W. r. Forney and Miss Esther
Forney, 500 North First street, delight
| fully entertained about sixty friends
Thursday afternoon at a garden party,
i'm honor of Miss Marion Mcfarland,
of Reichenberg, Austria; Miss Dorothy
Arson, of Chicago, and Miss Marion
Forney, of Chicago. On account OF the
Indictment weather. the guests enjoyed
a pleasant afternoon in the house. A
| two-course luncheon was served by the
hostesses, assisted by Mesdames B. A.
Morgan, l.. r. Willard, e. G. Wallace,
William Smith and A. f. Balch The
Zion of the hour" was Mr.. Willard II.
Hull, vice-consul at Hankow, China,
who came to see and visit with old
friends and former acquaintance. The
other out -of-town guests were Mrs. S.
C. Mcfarland, of Reichenberg, Aus
tria; Mrs w. B. Hawkins and daugh-
| ter. Miss Maude Hawkins, of Sheboy-
gan, Wis; Miss Berenice Bentley, of
Oskaloosa, and Miss Topper, of Chey-
enne, Wyo.
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