Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-20
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

| Mr.. C. A. Buchanan was in Ames to-
| day on business.
| Remember the ice cream social al
| Mrs. Marsten's this evening.
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Harry Wilett, of Des Moines, spent
Thursday in the city on business.
Horse Sale-August 4, at Ill North
Center street. Don't forget. Cloudy &
| Crazy.
Sunlight and golden fleece Angora
Shetland floss, all colors. Archie
Parker.
Where the Economy fruit jar is used,
they are a success. For sale by Olson,
west end grocer
Remember to trolley ride from the NJ.
E. church at 1880 tonight. Over the
entire line, 10 cents.
Dill pickles, olives in bulk and bot
tied olives of every description at OIL
sons, west end grocer.
Miss Iva Scott, of Des 'Moines. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. N. Howlg.
She will remain for several weeks.
Are you having trouble getting
good light with your lamp? If so, try
an Electric Kerosene burner, no smoke,
no smell. Olson, west end grocer.
Don't forget about the semi annual
sale at the d. C. Wilbur store. 1t posi-
lively closes August Is. Come in and
see the bargains we have to offer.
The F. F. Frederick home, 1903 North
Fourth street, which has been under
quarantine for scarlet fever during the
past month, was released Thursday.
Rev. o. H. L. Mason, pastor of the
Boone Presbyterian church, was in the
city and at Green Mountain Thursday.
He returned to his home in the even
ing.
The Royal Reserve Society held it's
regular session Thursday evening in
the K. P. hall. After the business
meeting refreshments and general
good time We're enjoyed.
Mrs Stevens and daughter. Mrs.
Wheaton, and the latter's son, of
Medina, N. Y, who have been visiting
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. w.
Harris for several weeks, departed for
their home today.
Mrs. C. c. Graham and son Clifford,
of Baxter, spent tho " here with DR..
and Mrs. George E. Wanberg. They
are on their way home from Cedar RAJ
pids, where they have been visiting for
the past few weeks.
A letter received from Dr.. w. S. De-
vine, who is assisting his brother in
the relief work at San Francisco, states
that he is very busy inspecting the
sanitary condition of the outdoor
camps, and he gives no intimation OF
when he expects to return.
Carpenter Grain and Lumber Com
pany have just received car kindling
wood Nice and dry. Phone your or
d,ers for any thing in line of fuel, ana
do not overlook the fact that we can
save you money on all kinds of build
ing material, also have the best stock
of white and red cedar posts and poles
in the city. j. H. Mineah, manager.
Sinclair will give away Haviland
china again Saturday with each rs
cent, s1.00, s1.5o, $500, $3.50 and $500
cash purchase. Surely you can select
a dollars worth from the following
coffee, tea, spices, extracts, starch,
soda. rice, tapioca, rolled oats, baking
powder, cocoanut, chocolate, cocoa,
borax, stove polish, shoe polish, etc.
Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company
Lewis Turner, one of the old and
very we'll known farmers of near Mar
ietta, who has been spending the sum-
mer in the east, arrived in the city
Thursday evening, and later went to
Marietta to remain indefinitely with
his sons, Fred and Charles Turner,
and with his daughter, Mrs. Wheelan.
Mr.. Turner, while he was away. visited
in Indiana and Michigan, stopping at
Ann Arbor to visit with his son Earl,
who is attending the State University
of Michigan.
Miss Charlotte Click, All West State
street, entertained twenty of her young
lady friends Thursday afternoon In
honor Of Miss lima Sessions, of Des
Moines. Miss Margaret Statler, also of
Des Moines, was the only other guest
from out Of town. The affair had been
planned as lawn party, but On ac>
count Of the rain during the morning,
the afternoon was spent in the house
and on the veranda, and all enjoyed
delightful time. A dainty lunch was
served by Mrs Charles Click.
Information has come to G. M. Cook,
deputy game warden. that the reckless
and unlawful killing of fish is going
on in the Iowa river above this city,
and in the vicinity Of what is known
as the Goose ponds, "clay bluffs" and
Albion. Game fish are being caught
and killed with nets, and seines and
with dynamite, and because of the
Center street dam going in the spring,
and the subsequent lowering of the
water, seining IL made much easier
and dynamite is more effective. Most
of the unlawful destruction of fish, it is
said, is being done by those who have
been camping in those sections Of the
county.
There will be no great cost connect
ed with the entertaining of those who
will enter and attend the state golf
tournament here next summer, or in
caring for the State Golf Association,
which meets here at the same time, ac-
cording to President Lloyd Maxwell.
Mr.. Maxwell says that some members
of the Country Club have been under
the impression that the club would |
have to raise large sum to provide
for entertainment, and other expenses.
cn.b GAYS 10 not tho ga ca for each |