Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-24
Buy white parasols Of NJ. F. Andrews.
A fine lote. of wedding rings at He'll
berg's.

Try quicker Yet Washing Hld
chine. Horne & Gelvin.
| Will pay 19 cents for good cream at
| the Purity Grocery, % North First av-
enue.
The best line of white 81 shirt
| waists in the city at Benedict & Brint-
nails.
| New line Of white embroidered belts
with pearl buckles at Benedict & Brint-
| nails.
Cedar Rapids steam -baked bread at
the Mutual Benefit. A little better than
the other kind.
We sell Rub-dry bath towels, all
sizes, also carry full line of Turkish
towels. NJ F. Andrews.
Come to the silver medal contest at
the Friends church Tuesday evening,
June Is. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Ferguson, South
Sixth street. are parents Of an eight
pound daughter, born this morning.
Strawberries! Strawberries! Two
boxes for % cents. Fine and large;
also cheap in case lots. At lnman's.
The only complete stock of fireworks
in the city at j. B. Simmons, whole-
sale and retail. Write or call for
prices
Wanted-Fifty boys. age IL to Is,
at, Country club Tuesday morning:
soc to 81 per day. See caddie mas
ter.
The Wimodausis Aid society of the
Modern Maccahees will meet with Mrs
Joseph Strohmeier, 412 North Center
street, Tuesday afternoon.
It's wagon week in Schmidt's new
hardware store in the fremont block.
Merry go-round only 81; see saw.
$3.50, "a and SIS coaster wagons, for
$3.50.
Miss Bessie Evans. of Montour un-
| derwent a very extensive laparotomy
at st. Thomas hospital Saturday aft
ernoon and is doing nicely as could be
expected.
The famous Tycoon teas, sold only
by Miller, the grocer. They make the
Make it point to order this brand
next time.
lightning struck the barn of Rev. w
H. Scott, 81 South Fourth street, at
2:o0 Sunday morning, tearing off sew
eral shingles and the northeast corner
boards Two horses and COW in the
barn were unhurt.
The anniversary china and cut glass
I sale at the Simmons store has been
f,,1 I,
vantage Of the low prices to buy a
number of beautiful pieces The sale
will continue the balance of the month.
Miss Maud Salisbury has returned
home from Momenz. Ill, where she has
been for the past few months. Miss
Salisbury has had class Of music pu-
pills AND has been pipe organist in one /,
of the churches at Momenz.
Mrs. Charles w. Ernst, formerly Miss
Cora Andrews, and two children, OF
Lockport, ILL.,, arrived in the city Sat-
urday evening for visit of two weeks
or more at the home of the formers
sister, Miss Carrie Andrews, 305 South
Fifth street.
Mrs. F. NJ Chapman and son Ralph,
arrived from Albert Lea, Mimi. Satur-
day evening. and will visit at the S. B.
Chapman home, and with other rela-
tives, for week or ten days. Mr.
Chapman spent Sunday with his fam
lily at his fathers home
The body of Mrs. E. L. Butts was
taken to New Sharon Saturday even
ing, accompanied by the husband and
mother, Mrs. j. w. Sheridan, the lat
ter Of Woodward The funeral was
held from the Friends church at New
Sharon at 2:3o this afternoon, inter-
ment following in the Odd Fellows
cemetery.
A driving horse valued at 5000 and
belonging to John Nicey, a, farmer liv-
ing two and one half miles southeast
of Green Mountain, was struck and
killed by lightning Saturday. about
noon. Harry L. Cook, rural carrier on
tant when the bolt struck, and was
slightly dazed
Mrs. Benjamin Packer, 4o7 North
First street, was hostess to about
twenty lady friends Saturday after
noon at novelty shower given for
Miss Sara Nichols, of Minerva, who
is to be married next Thursday to Mr.
Frederick Demorest of Albion. Mich
The afternoon was spent socially and
light lunch was served by the hos
tess.
The silver medal contest given under
the auspices of the w C. T. u, Fri
day evening, at the State Street Evan
geiical church was repeated Saturday
afternoon in the assembly hall at the
soldiers home. The medal was award
ed to Lorraine Mundy. little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Mundy A good
sized audience was present. Those act
ing as judges were Rev 2. H. Doan,
Mrs. H. l.. Sutton and Mrs. Larissa
Benedict
President F. c. Let's. Second Vice
President Ollie S. Ellis. and Secretary
H. L. Spencer, of the Western Grocer
Company. spent Saturday in the city
on business. Mr. Let's returned to
Chicago and Mr.. Spencer and Mr.. Ellis
to Oskaloosa. Mr. Spencer accompan-
led by Mrs. Spencer and his son-in-law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs NJ z.
Sherman. Of Des Moines. will leave In
about ten days for Bridgeport Conn.
to visit at the home of their daughter
and sister, Mrs W. S. Lacey, for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Lacey. who was for
c. "a. now holds similar position in
Bridgeport.
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