Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-13

Waterloo VS. Marshalltown. July IA
Is, 16.
Mayor Frank F,nsminger OF Gilman
was in the city today.
Dance at Odd Fellows hall tonight
Jones orchestra. Ladies free.
Try "Carnation Flip" at the Alex
ander Drug Companys fountain.
Discount sale OF go-carts at Marion
Cards. Reduction Of % to 40 per cent
simkins & Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers. 1913 East Main
Cool fresh buttermilk. a healthy and
satisfying drink. Always on hand al
the Alexander Drug Companys foun-
tain.
Rev. Hanson. of LeGrand. passed
thru the city this morning on his way
to Barnes City, where he will preach
Sunday.
Get Knox folding go-cart, the best
made, while the sale is on at Marion
Cards A discount of from % to AZ
per cent.
Gasoline stoves at your own price
for the next thirty days, to close them
out Bates, 103 West Main. New
phone S5S
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society of the Christian church
was held Friday afternoon at the
church parlors.
Get go-car for the baby. A big
discount during July at Marion Cards
furniture store. All styles, including
the Knox folding.
The central fire department was called
out about midnight Friday night, being
summoned by false alarm turned in
from box 46 corner of First avenue
and Boone street.
A few of our good things to eat,
head and leaf lettuce. tomato Gu
cumbers, string beans, beets. cabbage,
CARROTS. turnips, peas, celery, onions.
radishes and parsley at Olsons.
Please remember that Monday even
! ing will be good chance for you to
take your friends for trolley ride and
treat them to dish of Miller's ice
cream for the benefit of the Philathia
class and Epworth League.
Mrs. w. H. Thompson, and daugh-
/ ter Margaret, who have been at Col
| fax for the past two weeks, where
| Mrs. Thompson has been receiving
1 treatment, returned home Friday night.
/; Mrs. Thompson is very much improved.
About dozen young ladies, mem-
bers of the gymnasium class for ladies
at the Y. M. C. A. during the past
! winter and spring. enjoyed picnic
supper at the soldiers home park Fri
day evening. and a trolley ride after
wards.
Miss Marcia Worcester, of Spokane,
Wash, is in the city, visiting at the
/ home of her uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs. T. j. Haddock. Miss Nell Wor-
cester, who has been here for the past
four or Ave weeks, will return home
with her sister the first of next week.
Mr.. and c. f. Wilson and children
will leave Sunday morning for Ackley,
and after visiting with friends there
until Tuesday, they will go to Loomis,
Wis, for an outing of about ten days.
Mr.. Wilson has farm near Loomis,
which he is improving.
Marie Painter. the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Painter. who has
been so seriously sick of appendicitis,
is very much improved today. She
has continued to grow steadily better
during the past forty-eight hours and
her condition Is 50 encouraging that
the parents are very much relieved.
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1Nurp oh Iron u-hn
seldom, if ever. have an opportunity to
enjoy day in the woods picnicking.
were taken to Riyerview park Thurs
day by Mrs. L. w. Drew, superintend-
ent of the junior work of the Salvation
Army and Captain Godlenz. The chill
dren were given delightful outing.
The Imperial Male Quartet. composed
of Messrs. Chester Durelle, D. Ross
Salisbury Ralph M. Xix and H. B. Mil
Ter. also DR.. E. K. Smith. baritone, of
Ames, George Jaeger. violnist. W. H.
Gilbert. reader and c. A. Eadie and A.
e. Ward of this city, were in Union
Friday night where they appeared in
concert given in the Christian church.
William Morgan. of Oskaloosa, was
brought to this city this morning on
stretcher and later taken to the SOL
diers home where he was admitted to
the hospital for medical treatment and
care. Mr.. Morgan is an invalid from
Brights disease, which he has suffered
with for three years. He was former
mem Der of the home. but he took his
discharge little more than three
years ago. Mr.. Morgan is veteran of
Company D, Thirty-sixth Iowa infan-
try.
Mrs. d. s. Good and Mrs. e. M. Sim
5leton were hostesses Friday afternoon
to the Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
list church. at the home of Mrs. Good,