Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-12
Miller, 5ewe1er, los East Main.

Miller, Jewe1er, los East Main.
Sample lace curtains, 19c each M r.
Andrews
Boy with pony wanted to deliver pa
pers. Call at T.R. press room
Mr. Edward Lynch was in Clear Lake
for an over Sunday visit with Mrs.
Lynch, at the Tuffree cottage.
l will return to Marshalltown about
September ] and will be ready to cry
your sales. Robt. Gowdy, auctioneer.
The new bill at the Theatorium: "A
Broken Idyll,' "1OO-2-one Shot" Illus
trated song Stay in Your own Back
Yard
Wool dress goods remnants just the
thing for school dresses. Take adj
vantage of this half price sale NJ. +.
Andrews
j. D. Palmer left for Chicago this
afternoon, ard will be in the market
the balance of the week, in the inter
est of NJ. F. Andrews store.
The Old Settlers picnic is August Is.
AT the grounds you will find all kinds
of not and cold lunches, Hot coff ,s
by the cup, quart, or gallon. Prices
reasonable.
The young people Of the Green
Mountain Congregational Sunday
school will hold an ice cream social
Tuesday evening on the lawn of the
William McAfee home.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Brundage, who
have been in the city for few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w, j. Van
Deryeer, returned to their home in
Grinnell Saturday evening.
Mrs. N. l. Towle of Oskaloosa. was
in the city Saturday afternoon. being
on his way home to spend Sunday.
Mr. Towle is on the roadffor the Quak-
er City Chocolate and Confectionery
Company, Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. C. c. ST Clair. 4o4
East Main street are entertaining
baby daughter who arrived Sunday af-
ternoon. The little lady has been
Echristened plain old-fashioned Cath
crime, without any frills
Rev. ]. H. Cakerice of Written, spent
Saturday in the city with his mother,
Mrs. Anna CakeTice, and in the even
ing was accompanied home by Mrs.
Cakerice and her granddaughter, Miss
Mamie Weyand, who will remain for
weeks visit.
The funeral of Jonas Kramer, Of
Sloan, who died at the soldiers home,
will be held at the home this evening
at $50 o'clock. mterment. will be in
the burying ground The body of David
Sanborn, of Hawkeye. who also died
at the soldiers home. is being held.
awaiting the arrival of brother. who
telegra Pied from Hawkeye today that
he would reach here tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Bartmess went
to Garner Saturday. where Mrs. Bart
mess will remain for visit Of a week
or two with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lamson. A sister of Mrs. Bart
mess Mrs. r. E. Sapp, of Houston,
Tex. whom she hadn't seen for several
years. is also visiting at the parental
homie. Mr. Bartmess, while on his way
home. stopped off at Clear Lake this
morning for days fishing.
No trace of the horse. buggy and
harness belonging to G. v. Sapp. of
Green Mountain, which was stolen
from the tieing place north of build
ings on East Main street. Friday after
noon, has been found. Both Mr.. Sapp
and officers of the sheriff's force have
been searching the surrounding ter
ritory without result. A John Doe
warrant for the thief has been issued
by Justice of the Peace Willard. In
the information Sapp alleges the
horse, buggy and harness were worth
s195.
A picnic in honor of Mr. F. E. Pax
ten, Of Aurora; Mrs. McCaughn. of
Guelph. Canada. and Miss Lizzie
Tfanor, of Chicago, was enjoyed Sat-
urday afternoon and evening at Cot
tage Grove park by the Dan Wheater,
Henry Weber, William Pearse. |. S.
Rist. and Frank Whitaker families,
P Cad, Carrie and Mortimer More
house. Margaret Neil and Cynthia Nc
Creary. Mrs. McCaughn left this NOR
ming for Jamestown. n. D.. where she
will visit for While before returning
home
AT the morning service at ST Mary's
church Sunday morning announcement
was made of the approaching marriage
of Miss Kate Mooney to Mr.. w. j..
Ivory, both OF Des Moines. which is to
take place at s o'clock on the morning
of Monday, August 26. Miss Mooney is
the third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mooney 30s South Third street,
and for a number of years prior to
about a year ago. was a stenogra-
pher, in the auditing department of the
Iowa Central. both in this city and
minneapolis Mr. Ivory lived here for
about two years prior to less than a
year ago. He was Junior member Of
the law firm of Parker & Ivory.
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