Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-27

For special prices on field, poultry
and lawn fence. write Schmidt
Attend the dance at Redmen's hall
Saturuay night. Williams orchestra
y good investment: Take advan-
tage of our cut prices on refrigera tors.
Schmidt.
AT Henry Pappe's tomorrow. 10
; cent shirts for only ~ cents. AS many
as you want.
Japanese china at Sinclars at half
price while it lasts Must make room
for the big, new stock.
Now is the time to get Japanese
china at half price at Sinclairs. Must
make room for the large stock of new
goods
Rev Zeno III. Doan. of the Friends
church. went to Scranton today. where
Sunday he will occupy the pulpit Of
The Friends church there.
The annual picnic of the S. G. /. Club,
which was to have been held Thurs
day afternoon at Riverview park. has
been postponed until next Wednesday.
Church Base Ball League game in
Finkle's park this evening. Baptist VS..
Congregational. Tomorrow evening
Methodist VS.. Presbyterian. Admission
10 cents.
Advertising Car, No. j. OF Gentry
Brothers dog and pony show. passed
thru the city west on the Northwest
ern to Ames where the show is being
billed to appear soon.
| Repair your r.rnace now. Don't ask
us to do it later when we can't get
men enough to install all the new
jobs demanded at the last moment
LennoN Furnace Company
Mrs F. E. Matteson. left this morn
ing for Cedar Rapids, where she will
| join her mother. and together the two
will so to Fayette. Ohio, to visit with
relatives for two or three months.
Officer Will Lage spent Thursday
with Mrs Lage and the party COM
posed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haas
and Deputy Sheriff Nicholson, who are
cainp ping in Timmons' grove, near Ma
| rietta.
Mrs. Michael Clark. 2O11s South
Seventh avenue. wife of Deputy Mar
shall Clark. who has been sick of
quinsy for the past two weeks, has
so far recovered that she is able to be
up a little each day.
Invitations We're issued today by the
members of ST. Margarets Mission. for
a five hundred party to be given next
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Motn tn no Of ha
ST Paul's baseball team Of the church
league, and their friends.
August Riemenschneider, of State
Center marketed four cars of hogs at
the yards of Britain & Co. Thursday,
two of the cars belonging to Warren
Nichols, of Minerva. The hogs aver
aged 336 pounds and were the finest
lot brought to the local packing houses
this season.
c. A. Baughman. city engineer left
Thursday night for Galveston, Tex
where he goes to enter the employ of
the Galveston and Houston electro,
line the construction of which is 10
begin soon. AS soon the city has made
no provision to fill the vacancy caused
by Mr. Baughman going away.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Fry. of Co!fax, ar
rived in the city Thursday for visit
of two or three weeks at the home of
their son, Dr. I. H. Fry, and wife. DR..
and Mrs. A. Fry have been in Califor
MIA recently, and think of returning
there in the fall to reside. DR.. Fry was
formerly owner of the Fry hotel at
ColfaX.
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When you can't get your clothes
cleaned or pressed satisfactorily, give us
trial; we will do it right at reason
able cost. We are prepared also TO
clean or dye all kinds of curtains. rugs, |
etc. Work called for and delivered. Out |
of town orders will receive prompt at
tention. Marshalltown Steam Dye |
Works, 102 South First avenue. Both !
phones.
A pleasant meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Railroad Y. NJ c.. A. |
was enjoyed Thursday afternoon at
the N. F. Miller home, 412 West Boone
street, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. John Bog
gle being the hostesses. There was
good attendance and following the reg /
ular meeting a social time and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Des Moines Register and Leader:
Mrs. Homer zook, of Sixth avenue, en-
tertained at a sewing Tuesday after
noon in honor of her sister, Mrs. James
Cattell, of Marshalltown. The time
was spent informally, and at 5 o'clock
the hostess served two course lunch
con. Miss Eva Cattell. Of Carlisle. and
Miss Edna Boyer assisted in serving.
About twenty guests We're present.
Chairman Landnesser, Of the griev-
ance committee of the Brotherhood of
F'iremen, of the Iowa Cen
trail. was in the city today in conference
with Master Mechanic Thomas M.
Feeley. Mr.. Landmesser is endeavor-
ing to have the company cover the
boilder heads of its large engines with
asbestos plaster and metal sheeting so
that the heat in the c.S. where the
firemen have to work, will be less in
tense.
The girls Of the T. j. S. Club enjoyed
a jolly evening Thursday at the NJ. ?
Matson home sol North Third aven-
ue. Those who participated were Ed
ma Garvin, Lulu Brock. Myra Jarrett.
Helen and Bessie Peterson, Myrtle
Blanchard of Albion. Cora Beckwith.
Bessie Flower, and Anna and Carrie
Matson. Mrs. Hans Peterson and Mrs.
Will Peterson assisted in serving the {