Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-15
, Redmen dance tonight.
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Redmen dance tonight
Dance at Forneys hall tonight.

DR.. Mighel, surgeon and physician
Trouserings for business men a
Hopkins
Nice, clean sand for the children
telephone 377, c. l.. Duffield.
For Rent-Neat, comfortable, wei
located office Inquire Bell & Hill
A full line of clean, fresh baker.
goods always on hand at Wachter's, 3
West Main street.
Eggs for Matching. HALF price re
,nainder of season. All leading varie
ties. c. L. Duffield.
, Keep your mind on the big auction
sale of lots June 10th. See Peckhan
& Smiths ad on page A.
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Ice cream in all the flavors; alst
with fresh strawberries. plenty of them
At Wachter's. 83 West Main.
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Frank Hay, who is at ST. Thomas
hospital, owing to an attack of appen'
dicitis, Is very much improved today.
Let us fill your refrigerator witt
pure clean ice. Delivered to YOU
house promptly and in sanitary man.
ner.
Any one wishing to enter In any o.
the athletic events at the fair GROUND
on July Fourth please apply to A. ]
Clark. president.
1t will interest you to inspect the Ice
plant and learn how artificial ice is
made. 1t will also convince you tina,
1t is pure and clean and healthful. We
invite you to look the plant over. Arti-
fetal Ice Company
Members of Iowa castle Of the Roy.
al Highlanders may invite theil
friends to the regular social session
of the castle at 8 o'clock Monday eve
ming, June II. Business session at
p. m. E. B. Abbott, secretary.
Members of the Gideon band of the
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. will spend Mon
day picnicing at Timmons' grove, neal
Marietta. This picnic has twice beer
postponed on account of rain. Physical
Director E. G. Schroeder will accom-
pany the boys.
Aren't you working and worrying
enough, and earning money enough, to
justify you in buying for yourself the
kind Of suit you would really like
just for once in your turbulent life
Get 1t made at Tony Psenicka's. 1t
means satisfaction.
George Roberts, of Gearing, was in
the city Friday afternoon, arriving
from Omaha in charge Of a carload of
western rorses. twenty-five head,
which he purchased in that city. The
animals are 2 and 3year-olds, and will
average in weight between 900 and L.
coo rounds.
A team hitched to the Mutual Ben
eft delivery wagon ran away on West
Main street shortly after O'clock FRI
day evening. The wagon was left be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, while
the horses ran several miles west, be-
ing caught at the Ingledue farm. The
wagon was somewhat damaged, but not
seriously.
Cutler Abbott, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c. Abbott, who recently graduated
frpm st. James Military academy
Delafield, Wis. arrived home this NOR
ming. Miss Helen Abbott, who has
been studying voice in New York, is ex-
pected to reach the city next week,
perhaps Tuesday morning, to spend the
summer with her parents.
Jerry S. Green, supreme secretary
of the Home Guards of the World, left
this morning for Ottumwa, where he
delivers an address at the unveiling Of
a monument and at the memorial serv-
ices Of the Woodmen of the World on
afternoon. Next Friday Mr.
Green goes to Mcintyre to address the
of the northern Iowa district
Odd Fellows.
Enough married and unmarried men
could not be mustered at the Country
club Friday evening to make up two
base ball teams, SO R. w. McCreely and
l.. r. Maxwell chose up" and Mr..
Maxwells team won by the score Of
10 to 8. About twenty couples re-
manned at the club house for the first
Friday night dancing party of the sea-
son. A great many more than this
number spent the early part of the
evening on the grounds.
Chaplain Jesse Cole arrived home
Friday from Rhinelander, Wis, where
he was called week ago owing to the
illness of his younger brother, D. ].
Cole. The chaplain left his brother
Thursday morning, at time when he
was somewhat improved, and gave
promise of living for at least several
weeks. Death came Friday morning,
however, and telegram to that effect
vas in waiting for Rev. Mr.. Cole when
he reached home. Mr.. d. ]. Cole had
been in the general merchandise BUSH
ness in the Wisconsin lumber regions
,or number of years.
Miss Helen Wrigley, 401 North First
street entertained dozen young lady
friends Friday evening at novelty
shower for Miss Agnes Drum, who
vent anticipating only the usual meet
ng of the sewing club After social
evening, dainty two-course lunch
vas served in the dining room, the
able being decorated with forget-me
1ots and white clovers around the
edge From the chandelier was sus-
pended watering pot filledIwith ferns,
ind thru the holes in the spout ran
white ribbons, the other ends Of which
we're tied to the packages which COM
posed the shower" The brides cake
vas cut by the bride-el Miss Vera