Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-10

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The famous Libbey cut glass at cos
prices at Hellbergs
Simklns & Estel. funeral director:
and licensed ambalmers, 1873 East Main
Cash paid for hand picked Duches:
apples. e. e. Hood Co, corner Firs
avenue and Nevada street.
| Artificial ice will help make this hot
weather bearable. Ii is clean and pure
and you can put 1t in your drink with
impunity.. No danger of germs.
Mr. A. j. Lander, of Knoxville, Tenn.
who has been visiting with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Lander, for week
departed for Knoxville Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar b. Olsen, 410
East Linn street. entertained a few OF
their friends informally Friday even
| ing, the hosyess serving light lunch
| The board Of supervisors spent most
Of the day touring thru Marion and
| Vienna townships, inspecting bridges
and roads which are in needs of re-
pairs.
The Old Settlers picnic is August Is.
AT the grounds you will find all kinds
OF hot and cold lunches Hot coli V
by the cnp quart. or gallon. Prices
reasonable.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Friends church was pleasantly enter
| tained at its regular meeting Friday
afternoon. by Mrs. Pike, S11 West Ne
vada street
To close out our stock Of cut glass
we will sell at actual manufacturers
cost during the month of August. The
famous Libbey product. Many beauti-
full pieces. HelIberg
-
This is the kind of weather when
you need ice, ice in your tea. milk,
lemonade. Eat it should be pure. which
means made from purest water. Arti-
fetal ice is male from distilled water.
50 cents per hundred.
Conductor E. D. Young, of the Iowa
Central, is off duty for a vacation of
few weeks. Conductor Joe" Van
Draska of Albert Lea, Will be on the
3 and runs, between Marshalltown
and Mason City during his absence.
.
General Counsel George w. Sewers.
of the Iowa Central who was called to
Oskaloosa by the death of his son,
Paul Sewers, general claim agent of
the road. passed thru the city this
morning on his way to his home in
Minneapolis.
Let us make you an extra pair of
trousers this month. We have an elc-
giant assortment Of fabrics to choose
from and we will guarantee fit and
workmanship. A little better than else
where for the same money. A. Psen-
icka.
Ice is necessity and luxury these
hot days, 1t should be pure, made from
pure water Artificial ice is made from
distilled water. 1t is clear as crystal,
and free from any foreign substance.
There is no danger when you use ar
tif1cial ice. Order it now. Only 35
cents per hundred.
Miss Ethel Elliott. of this city, APP
peared before large audience in the
Conrad Presbyterian church, giving
"Enoch Arden with the musical set
ting written by Strauss. Miss Clara
Cripps, also of this city, acted as her
accompanst. The entertainment was
given under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the church.
Mrs j. G. Johnson, 5101s East Linn
street. entertained about a dozen of her
lady friends Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Floyd Hines, of LeGrand, who,
with her husband and their little
daughter Gretchen, has been visiting at
the Johnson home for the past few
days. A pleasant afternoon and light
refreshme nts We're enjoyed. MIR. Hines
returned home this morning but Mrs.
Hines and daughter will remain until
the first of next week.
Mayor Ing1edue will bring before the
council Monday night scheme to have
constructed of iron, high watering
trough for public use to be placed at
the library corner A low trough has
been ordered to replace the old wooden
trough, but the mayor believes that so
many people water their horses at that.
place that it would be a great accom-
mediation if the trough We're high
enough to allow watering without UNI
refining.