Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-14

| grounds on July 4th, apply to A. j
Clark, president.
/ A full line of clean, fresh baker,
West Main street.
Remember the league game, Mar
shalltown VS.. Burlington at Clear Lake
Tuesday, June Is. Grocers' picnic.
| Women say there is nothing to equa
Kinks Jap Rose transparent soap fol
washing the hair. All druggists anc
grocers sell it.
l have one Of the largest lines OF
fireworks in many years, for boil
wholesale and retail trade. Book your
orders early for the Fourth j. B
| Simmons.
We add to our stock fbr Saturdays
trade, figs, potato chips, marshmal-
lows, New York cheese, green beans
cucumbers green peas. cabbages, etc.
etc. Reynolds g. Sheldon.
Miss Ida Olson. who Is sick at hel
home of appendicitis, is slightly im-
proved today. Her condition is such
that it is thought the Improvement will
continue. altho perhaps slowly.
Mrs. Minnie b. Legg, ITO NORTH
| Fourth street, solicits the publics pat
ronage in all lines of dry cleaning
Satisfaction guaranteed. Good called
for and delivered. Telephone $50 Red
new line.
| Our candy case has been replenished
by adding chocolate caramels, Swiss
fudge, rock candy, Turkish nougat
walnut top chocolates, coco bon-bons
and whipped cream caramels. Reynolds
4 & Sheldon.
Members of Iowa castle of the Roy
al Highlanders may invite thei,
1 friends to the regular social session
OF the castle at . o'clock Monday eve.
ming, June II. Business session at
p. m. E. B. Abbott. secretary.
| j. A. Cattell, auditor of the Western
Grocer Company, went to Chicago
Thursday afternoon to be in attend-
ance at the annual convention of the
National Association of Credit Men
which is in session at the Auditorium.
The anniversary china sale at Sim-
mons has been great success and
many have taken advantage OF the op-
portunity to get handsome Pieces at a
low price. The stock is still large,
however. and -the, sale will continue for
"a few more days.
Mrs. Emma Platt Guyton, Of Chicago,
will give free illustrated lectures to
ladies only at Stone church, corner of
Church street and Second avenue. next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
ternoons at 3 O'Clock. A special fea-
fture will be violin music by pupil of
the eminent master, Emile Sauret.
Z. Rev. DR.. M. Loucks, Of Liscomb,
pastor Of the Reformed church of that
place. is among the delegates to the
county Sunday school convention. Dr.
Loucks was at Toledo Sunday where
he delivered the annual address before
the Christian associations of Leander
Clark College.
Mrs e. Rees, Mrs, T. ]. satterlee
and Mrs. NJ Ba.llinger, all of Boone,
who have been attending the w. R. G.
this city today ON their return trip, at
the home of Mrs. Ballinger's sister-in-
law, Mrs. G. l.. Mason, 81 West Main
street.
Frank Hay, Al West Nevada street.
an empoye of the Iowa Central in it's
round house, was removed to St.
Thomas hospital Thursday night, suf-
fering an attack of appendicitis. An
operation will be performed as soon as
r-iH inc ifxy
Mr.. Hay was suffering with an attack
when he went to work last night, and
the pain became so intense that he
collapsed.
gloom was thrown over the meet
ing of the Excelsior Aid society. held
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Isaac
Painter and Mrs. Mary vanderveer, at
the formers home, 610 West Boone
street, by the word that Mr. and M"s
Painters grandson was dying. In Mrs.
Painters absence Mrs. Vanderveec
in serving refreshments by her mother,
Mrs. Hotchkiss, and Miss Maud
Haynes. About thirty were In attend
ance.
Mrs. Margaret Ackert, II North
Third avenue, entertained twenty-six
of her lady friends Thursday after
non at cards, complimentary to Mrs.
j. A. Heether, Of Memphis Tenn. Mrs.
w. A. Sandoe and Miss Anne Healion
We're awarded the prizes in bridge,
Mrs. James for progression, and Mrs.
D. W. Martson for slams. in five hun
bred. Red peonies We're used as dec
orations, and dainty refreshments were
served.
Physical Director E. G. Schroeder
and Assistant Secretary C. w. Warren,
of the. Railroad Y NJ. c. A., spent
part of the day in the vicinity Of Quar-
ry and LeGrand, planning a route for
an overland trip by wagon to be made
during the first Of July by boys Of the
association. A crowd of the boys will
travel for a few days in wagons. camp
ing out at night. One of the officers Of
the association will accompany them.
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Judge and Mrs. ]. M. Parker expect
to leave on Tuesday for Jamestown,
Va, and other eastern points of in
rest, for months trip. Their daugh-
ter. Miss Adelyn Parker of Colorado
Springs, will arrive Sunday, and in
Chicago Judge and Mrs. Parker and
Miss Parker will be joined by their
daughters. Misses Marian end Bessie
w, Parker, and possibly by their SOM
in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Bruegger altho the plans of
the latter have not yet been definitely
decided on Miss Marian Parker who