Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-23
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.

VIM. Battin. per cent farm loans.
Watches of all kinds and prices al
Aliens.
Special prices on cut glass al
Aliens.
Try Wachter's chips. You will buy
more.
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DR.. Lierle eye, ear. nose and throat
Glasses fitted
Man wanted at the packing house,
Britain 4 Co.
Everybody Works But Father for 10
cents. at Lebigs
| e.
Wachter's mixed candy only 10 cents
per pound. SO West Main street.
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Mr.. and Mrs j. F.. Ralston, of Vienna
township, are the parents of a daughter
born Friday night.
Anyone desiring u privilege during
the carnival week should see +. G.
Pierce in regard TO the same.
Dance tonight at Forney's hall. The
place to keep cool and have a good
| time Newest music. Full orchestra.
DR.. Cora Williams. diseases of wo-
men and obstetrics, office over the FL
deity bank, hours 10 to II a. m, l to 4
p. m. New phone 62.
| Go to Jones restaurant circus day,
| where dinner will be served in family
style promptly after the parade passes.
Quick service. meals 25 cents.
4 For SaIe--SOIa fOlntain-tIpht Syr-
up hart onyx fountain used one sea-
son. Two 10-gallon copper fountains.
| For particulars write to e. c. Will,
Marshalltown. la.
| Sheriff e. l.. Valentine, of Mahaska
county, passed thru the city this morn
| ing on his way to reform school at
Eldora. in charge OF Harry Morgan.
an Oskaloosa lad sent to the reform
school for incorrigibility.
We have but one yard-that is at
400 South Center street. For inside
prices call or phone. our stock Of
lumber. posts and coal is now arriving.
Carpenter Grain & Lumber Company,
j. II. Mineah, manager.
There are very few who do not know
of the good meals served at Henry
Sundelfs restaurant, North Center
street, judging from the crowd there
every Saturday and every other day.
The best of everything, is Mr.. Sundell's
motto.
Market day sale at III North Cen
ter street Marshalltown. Saturday.
June 23rd. Bring your horses. We
sell all kinds of property. Ten 2 and
3 year old. we'll bred, halter broke.
branded horses. already listed. Robert
S. Gowdy auctioneer. C. c. Crazy,
manager.
Mr.. 'Minneah has taken charge of the
Carpenter Grain and Lumber Com
pany's business at 409 South Center
street, formerly owned by Mr. Mineah.
He will have. in short time. a COM
plete stock of both lumber and coal
that the wants Of his old customers will
be taken care of promptly.
In picking out library table the
firdsh, wood and make should all be
well considered. Our line is the best
the market affords and as to price an
investigation will convince you as to
the best place to get your moneys
pets. The D. &C. Wilbur Store on West
Main street
The members of the Lotus Club and
their families enjoyed the annual club
picnic Friday afternoon at the city
park. The ladies and children wen.
there in the afternoon. and the gem
tlemen Joined them at supper, all en-
joying fine time. A game of ball
was one of the amusements INDUCED in !
after supper.
Chicago Chronicle: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Let's. 1914 Greenwood boule-
ward, Evanston, have returned from the |
east where they went to attend COM
week at Princeton. Their
son. Frederick, who graduated this |
year, sailed Wednesday for Europe
with party of friends to soiourn
abroad during the summer.
Miss Ruth BATHS, 2Os North Third
street. entertained the young ladies
Of the Delta Mu Sigma Sorority and
a few of their gentlemen friends at
her home Friday evening. compliment /
tary to her cousin, Mr.. Neil McKinnon,
of Sheboygan, Mich. Various amuse-
iIlelllS anu DAINTY luncn made the
evening very enjoyable one.
Mrs George Humlong and Mrs. A.
G. Edwards We're hostesses Friday
at their home, 80 Norm
Fourth street, to forty four of their
lady friends. including Mrs Newman,
of Omaha; Miss Jarrett. of Quincy, ILL.,;
Mrs. Jasper Fisher, of Chicago. and
Mrs. Fannie Peterson. of Aberdeen, S.
D. The guests were invited for cards
at $3.50 o'clock. and luncheon was serv-
ed at noon. Five hundred was the game
played, Mrs. w. A. Sandoe being
awarded the first prize, and Mrs
George Darling the consolation. The
hostesses were assisted in serving by
Mrs. F. S. Hynds, Mrs. Thad Evans,
Mrs. H. II. Nichols, and Misses Marie
Shove and Theresa Mcconnell The
Fourth of July idea was prettily sug-
gested in the flag decorations which
we're used. Mrs Edwards and Mrs.
Humlong are to entertain again at
breakfast, next Wednesday.
Special Excursion Rates to Colorado,
Utah and the Black Hills.