Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-05
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The City il, Brief

Miller, jeweler. los East Main.
Bargains in books and stationery at
Liebig's.
nishing tackle! Fishing tackled!
Horne g. Gelvin.
Hammocks from 75c to $500, at
Horne & Gelvin's.
Goldfish and aquariums for sale at
Pilgrim hotel cigar stand.
Wanted-Lady second cook at Rob
ertson & Shrubs restaurant.
Wanted-First class fireman, imme-
ditely. Inquire Artificial Ice Co
Show cases and store fixtures for
sale. Going out of business. Liebig.
A small crowd of young people
spent the day picnicking Thursday al
Rock Valley.
Il You can put artificial ice in ice tea
with absolute safety. Order it now. 50
cents per hundred.
Fresh caramels at all times at
Wachter's home made candy store, SO
West Main street.
You can put artificial ice In ice tea
with absolute safety Order 1t now. 80
cents per hundred.
i The ladies of the Christian church
will hold an exchange tomorrow at
Simmons book store.
Marshall lodge, No. los A. F. & A NJ,
will work in the third degree tonight.
! H. G. Hoeck, w. M.
/ Wine rolls and all kinds of bakery
| goods always ready for our patrons.
| wachter's, 80 West Main street
If you want to see the great group
of trained lions, you must come to the
carnival tonight. as they leave tomor-
row for ST. Louis, to appear in one of
the big city parks.
The man that took my pocketbook
i from my desk at 512 West State street
on July first, must return same at once
as he is known or there will be trouble.
! William Ogle.
Mrs. j. L. Clark and children. May
and Lester, arrived in the city We'd
nesday night from Minneapolis, for an
indefinite visit at the e. R. Warning
home. 10S South Sixth street.
! Ray r. Sanford, Of Aberdeen, S. D.,
| is visiting for few days at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. G.. r. Estabrook, Mr..
Sanford is employed as a brakeman on
the c., M. & St. P. out of Aberdeen.
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Fifty neighbors and other friends Of
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mclean. living
mile south of La Noble, spent the
| Fourth picnicking in their yard, and
enjoyed fine time with games, etc.
Owing to the high prices of meats,
provisions, etc, we will discontinue our
| 15c dinner but will serve bigger meal
| and give better service for 25c, COM
mencing July 4. The best meal in the
city. Robertson & Strub.
Mr.. John Galloway, Mrs A. NJ. Can
field and G. r. Haas spent the Fourth
! in Union with Mr.. ]. C. Haas, who for
merly lived in Union. but who for more
/ than year has been living in Aprahoe,
Neb. Mr.. Haas recently returned to
| Union to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilbur, 319
! North Third street. are the parents OF
a boy. Richard Densel Wilbur, born
the morning of the Fourth. An inter-
esting coincidence is the fact that their
little girl was born on Decoration
day. which makes the family patriotic
one indeed.
/ Messrs A. F. and George F. VIM
] CERT drove down in their auto from
4 Nevada, Thursday morning, the for
4 mer returning home on the train, in
the evening. The latter will probably
remain over Sunday with his wife aud
son Lowell. who are visiting at the
W. B. Beeson home.
The funeral of Mrs. Lena Larson was
held Wednesday afternoon from the
L Norwegian Lutheran church, at 2:3
| o'clock, after short services at the
home. both conducted by the pastor
Rev CLAUS Quallen. The funeral was
largely attended. and the floral offer
ings were many and beautiful. Inter-
ment was in Riverside.
August Reimenschneider, Of State
Center. marketed load of eighty-three
very good hogs at the Britain & Co
yards Wednesday. F. w. Arnnbrecht
of Clemens, buyer for Mr.. Reimen-
schneider, also marketed for his en-
Il ployer at the Britain & Co. yards
Wednesday a load of sixty-thr hogs
averaging 260.
With this issue Of this paper we be-
gin the publication of five letters. One
each to the farmers. dairymen, stock
men. poultrymen and contractors and
builders of Marshall county. If you
are not included in one of these five
but are interested in, building or con-
struction work, read them. They will
interest you too Consumers Fuel Co.
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The annual Fourth of July picnic
dinner held on the spacious lawn at
the 7. Binford home Ito North Sec
ond avenue, was enjoyed Thursday by
about thirty of the neighbors and other
friends. Among those present were
Mrs. F. NJ Hall and Mrs F. M. Thomp-
son and the latter's little daughter, Of
Chicago sister, and niece of Mrs. Bin
ford.
II Mrs. Matte Patterson Of Davenport,
arrived in the city this morning to Wis
it with her brothers, Messrs. Jesse c.
and E. L. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. E..
II L. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Berggren,
the latter Of Davenport, are at the Will
lams shack three miles east of the city
on the Main street road, where they
will spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Williams are spending the week