Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-17
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

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Long, black and white silk gloves a
NJ f. Andrews.
/ Twenty two duck suits at thire
off. Benedict q Brintnall.
Dance at Forneys hall tomorrow
night after band concert.
! An exceptional grade of rubber gar
den hose at Bondage Hdw. Co.
We make the best suit of clothes in
the city for the price. Brenneck, the
| tailor.
We have tin shop in connection
with our hardware. Bondage Hdw.
Co., 80 West Main street.
The Tirzah Aid will meet with Mrs
| Byrnes 702 Frederick street, Wednes-
/ day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
The price of our hammocks and
Peerless ice cream freezers have been
cut in two. Bondage Hdw. Co.
| DR.. A. Clyde Conway has filed with
the county recorder a doctors certifi-
cate from the state board of medical
| examiners.
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| Mrs. Hannah Stevens. of Dewitt.
arrived in the city Monday evening to
make her home with her brother, Mr..
George D. Brown.
Montour Courier: John McCune
and family moved last week to Mar
| shalltown into the A. B. Taplin dwell
! ing, in the north part of town."
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The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's will
have an ice cream social Thursday
evening on D. w. Marsten's lawn, East
Main street. All are invited.
| No base ball after this week until
day and Clinton appears here for the
! first time Friday. Thursday is an off
day.
The United States government grant
ed a patent on rubdry bath towels be-
cause they were the result of time,
brains and experiment, and benefit
to mankind Have you tried them?
For prices see NJ. F. Andrews.
]. H. Chamberlain, general foreman
of the Iowa Central car shops, went to
Valley Junction Monday to help Mrs.
Chamberlain and the family move to
this city, and to take charge of the
shipping of the household goods.
The remains Of John Vogelbach, who
died Monday at the Soldiers Home,
were taken to Buffalo, Scott county,
via Davenport, this morning, accom-
panied by the son of the deceased, Mr..
Clement Vogelbach. of that place. The
funeral and interment will occur some
time Wednesday.
Capron's cigar store and billiard par
lor has been equipped with electric fans
by c. A. West, one of the best cleo
tricians in Marshalltown. which as
sures the patrons of Capron's Ciga.
Store and Billiard Parlor one of the
coolest places to trade during the hot
summer months. Yours to please at all
times.
No game Thursday, but there will be
plenty of sport tomorrow when Fort
Dodge closes its series, and on Friday
when Clinton plays one game here
Regular admission charge for Wednes-
day. the feature day, but the boosters
are buying the 81 tickets and intend to
use them that day. They are good,
however, for any game.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Iowa Central, was in the city this
morning on his way to Eldora to inves-
tigate a case in which tramp was
run over by cars in the Eldora yards
and has his arms so badly crushed
that amputation was necessary. The
10 o1o
which was on siding, and when the
car was moved the wheels passed over
his arm.
Billings (Mont) Gazette: Miss Mil
dred Landon, of North Thirty-firs.
street, gave delightful informal pi-
azza party to few friends Friday
evening. Ice cream, cake and punch
were served, and Miss Landon played
several piano solos to the great delight
of the guests. Those present We're:
Misses Davis, Dudley. Collins Holland
Davis, Armstrong, Todd and Winery
of Marshalltown, Iowa. The guest Of
honor was q. L. Owings. of Marshall
town, who Is visiting at Miss Landons
home. Mr. Owings will spend a few
days at Hunters Hot Springs. after
which he will go thru the National
park"
Mr.. and Mrs. DeLos Wilbur enter
tanned small company of relatives
ini honor of Mrs F. G. Auringer, at
their home Monday evening at fish
dinner. the fish for which was sent
them by Mr.. A. E. Wilbur, who with
Mrs. Wilbur and son Harry are visit
ing at Spirit Lake. Mrs. Wilbur was
assisted in serving by Miss Maggie
Mech Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur's guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Powers.
Miss Ada Osman, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Wilbur and little daughter. Mrs F.
G. Auringer arl1 two sons. Of Neigh.
Neb.. and Mrs. Harriet Densel. Mr..
and Mrs. Powers will entertain al din
ner this evening small gathering.
also complimentary to Mrs. Auringer.
Superintendent c. S. Hayden has
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