Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-21


u. A. Collision, dentist, fremont
block.
Special sale of white waists tonight,
only 80 cents. e. r. Lay.
| h. Il. Thomas. dentist, over 10 West
Main. Telephone new S22.
II A c O flour IS the standard for
quality. 1t makes a white, fluffy loaf.
All diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat treated by Dr. kierulff and
glasses fitted.
Wanted Man TO work by month,
on small farm. Call in person at 1906
West Main street.
Come and make your selection from
our handsome line of silk waistings
before the assortment is broken. e. r..
| Lay.
Flycuro. Flycuro F'lycuro! Will
keep the flies off from your horses
and cattle. Results the most satisfac-
| tory
Do no. forget that the best values
ever mace on furniture and carpets are
| to be found at the big semi-annual sale
at the ID =. Wilbur store.
The first week of the teachers coun-
ty institute closed Friday evening,
and many of those who We're attending
| from out of the city returned to their
! homes on the evening trains.
Grandpa Gogerty. of Gearing, the
egeG father of d. NJ. and William Co
| crty, was operated on at st. Thomas
hospital this morning for the removal
If tumoi from his side. He stood the
| peration nicely and was resting COM
fortably this afternoon.
The Hopkins Bros base ball team
of Des Moines, was in the city this
morning, on its way to Roland, where
| 1t played the Roland team this after
noon. Fred Wilkinson, who four years
ago played with the semi professional
| team here, is managing the club.
! A. w. Van Cleve who for time
| tbout three years ago, was employed in
| the mechanical department of the
| Times-iRepublican was in the city this
| morning on his way to Cedar Falls on
| business. Mr.. Van Cleve is now en-
| ployed by the Montezuma Republican.
| Those who have never worn light
weight suit in warm weather do not
| know how much they are missing in
the way of comfort. We will have
| warm weather for at least two months
besides good suit will last two years
Come in and leave your order. Tony
| Psenicka.
| We have always done just as we adj
| vertise and when we tell you that we
| can give yuo better values than ever
on new and good goods we mean it,
| During this sale we have everything
marked in plain figures and can save
| you from 20 to 80 per cent The d. G.
| Wilbur Store.
| An enjoyable Presbyterian affair was
given Friday evening at the George
| Gregory home. OH West Main street,
| under the direction of the Ladies. Aid
Society A picnic supper was served
| by the aides of the church, in the en-
! joymenl of which eighty-tive or ninety
| participated
Charles Rogers, one of the wolf
known younger Iowa Central engineecs,
who for two months or more has been
on one of the thru freight runs be-
tween Oskaloosa and Peoria, has been
assigned to duty on the State Center
branch. He will make his Headquarters
in Osksloosa.
Mrs Charles Seleine, 3O1 South
Fourth street, entertained a dozen of
her lady friends Friday afternoon,
plmentary to Mrs. and Miss Chin
strand. of ST. Paul The afternoon
vas pleasantly spent socially, and the
hostess was assisted in serving lunch
by her little granddaughter. Emily
Seleinc
A neat sum was cleared from the
proceeds of the trolley ride Friday
evening; and ice cream social following,
on the Methodist church lawn. given
under The auspices of the fourth divis-
ion of The Ladies' Aid Society, of which
Mrs. w. S. Reed is chairman The
lawn was prettily lighted with Japan
csc lanterns, and the patronage was
good.
At the business meeting of the Pres
byterian Ladies' Aid Society, held Fri
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
George Gregory, preceding the social
affair and picnic dn the evening, the
following officers We're elected to di-
rect the work of the society: President
Mrs. c. A. Newcomer; vice president,
Mrs. James Zug; secretary, Mrs. G. C.
Ogier
The local lodge of the Fraternal
Bankers Reserve, which with other
lodges of the state, will attend the an
nual picnic of the order at Muscatine,
on Aug. %. has organized a base ball
team and has issued challenge to the
Cedar Rapids lodge for a game to be
played at the picnic. The battery for
the local team will be Lester Mitchell
and James WEIGH.
Mrs. w. H.sBurrows, and children.
left this morning for Storm Lake.
where they will visit for short time
with Mrs Burrows brother, Mr. T. c..
Blue and family. Next Tuesday Mr..
Burrows. and son Lowell will leave for
Lake Okoboji, in the formers touring
car. They will be Joined at the lake
by Mrs. Burrows and the other mem
bers OF the family. They expect to be
gone foraabout two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Williams. former
ly of this city, who have during recent
years been living in FIT Dodge, arrived
here this morning to spend Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnston
Mr. and Mrs Williams have been in
Grinnell visiting with Mrs. Williams
parents, and stopped here on their way