Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-24
neutrality-suspicious.
The City in Brief
Miller, Jeweler, los East Main.

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Miller, jeweler. los East Main.
Butter Cream bread. Purity baker,
Ice cream will be served during tn
band concert at the soldiers HON
Thursday evening.
Go-carts large, gp-carts small an
go-carts away down in price, at tn
d. c. Wilbur Store.
Call and examine our stock and SCI
those splendid values. Any suit in tn
house for $50. A. G. Brenneck.
We are still selling those $50 to IS:
suits for $40. Large stock to selec
from. Perfect fit and good workman
ship A. c. Brenneck. 119 East Main
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| The Harmony Aid society will bs
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Myrtle Smith, 500 Soutf
First avenue.
During the absence of c. R. Brown
| from the city, his business Will be II
charge of George Coburn, and all or
| ders will be promptly filed.
Why buy factory made cookies by
the pound when you can get home
made ones by the dozen for less money
Culley, the grocer, has full line.
Pure distilled water ice, the only
sanitary ice. Can be placed in your
drink with perfect safety. Order to-
day. Both phones 1856. Artificial Ice
Co.
Mrs. John McCaughn. of Guelph,
Canada, arrived in the city this NOR
ming for few weeks visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. William Pearse.
1o7 South Fifth street.
William Springer, grocer at 8 West
North street, Is paying % cents in
trade or 20 cents in cash for first class
country butter. also IA cents in trade
for strictly fresh eggs.
|. The members and teacers Of tie Sun
day school of the Christian Science
church enjoyed a picnic supper Tues
day evening at the soldiers home park.
About thirty were present.
This is a money saver. Any suit
in the store for $40 The kind you will
be buying next month at from SIS to
$32 Perfect fit and good work guar
anteed. A. G. Brenneck, 119 East
Main.
Vegetables are plenty, but Culley has
some specialties in that line. Fancy
hot house cucumbers. Fresh toma-
toes are better and cheaper. Calfor-
MIA and Georgia green melons and
Michigan celery.
A Sunday school picnic and social
combined of the Swedish Lutheran
church was held Tuesday evening at
the Andrew Carlson home, 500 West
Church street. A large number were
present to enjoy the affair.
Distilled water ice is pure and free
of any foreign sediment the only san.
.itary ice. Delivered in clean Mdsons
in charge Of courteous drivers-35
cents per hundred pounds. Order by
phone, No. 1885, Artificial ice Co.
Mr.. Charles R. Brown will leave this
evening for an extended trip in the
health. He will go to Denver, Colora-
do Springs, and Pueblo, and thence to
and Prescott, Arz., expecting
to be gone in all about three months.
R. R. Sires, Of Iowa Falls, for
merly of this city, and several years
ago an employe of Andrews & Hoyt
is in the city for few days stay on
business. Mr.. Sires is travelling for
the DR.. Hulk Spectacle Company of
ST. Louis.
If we should come to you with
proposition to heat your home better
and for less money than you have ever
done it before, Wouldn't it interest you?
Certainly. We can do it and it will be
with Solvay coke. Investigate it now
while we can make quick delivery and
the price low Consumers Fuel Com
pany.
Rev. O. Qualen and Misses cfodelia
Carrie Larson. Isabel Barke
and Hilda Holland. and Mr. George
Holland, spent Tuesday night at Dun
bar in attendance at a lawn necktie
social given under the auspices Of the
Luther league of the Norwegian Luz
theran church at Dunbar, over which
Rev Qualen presides as pastor. The
social was largely attended and was
success in every way.
Master Mechanic I. NJ. Feeley. of the
Iowa Central. will leave within the
next few weeks for Titusville, Pa,
where he goes to inspect a new sta
tionary boiler that is being built by
the Titusville Iron works for the Cen
trail. The boiler is for the Monmouth.
Ill, round house and is of 100 horse
power cap city. The work was let by
contract to the Fairbanks, Morse &
CO., which sublet it to the Titusville
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Mills, of ST |
were in the city today, on
their way home from Waterloo. where
they have been for two weeks attend
ing the chautauqua. They both par
ticpated in burlesque program given
night in which the prom
nent lecturers and entertainers pres
ent during the assembly We're repre-
sented by those taking part on the |