Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-05
DR. Bul,ard. osteopath, rs E. Main.

Wanted-ITirSt class fireman, imme
ditely. Inquire Artificial Ice Co.
BE sure and wait for the free act
tonight, as you will be more than
pleased.
The Jewel gasoline stove stands for
economy and satisfaction. Sold by
Horne & Gelvin
You can put artificial ice In ice tea
with absolute safety. Order it now. 80
cents per hundred.
L. w. Fox, Of Albion. marketed a
load Of hogs at the Britain & Co.
yards Wednesday.
You can put artificial ice in ice tea
with absolute safety. Order it now. 80
cents per hundred.
A few more pounds of sugar to the
dollar than elsewhere. Other goods in
proportion at Batesole's.
Our ice is clean cold and pure. For
table use as we'll as in your reirigera-
tor. Thirty five cents per hundred.
Iowa Artificial Ice Co.
The Marshaltlown band was in State
Center on the Fourth, where it played
both Afternoon and evening a the chau-
tauqua, which is in progress there.
A crowd of fourteen young people
including the young ladies of the Delta
nicking near Learand. and stopped in
LeGrand for the celebration in the ev-
ening.
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Mrs. Minnie B. Legge, ITO North
Fourth street solicits the public's pat
ronage In all lines of dry cleaning.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Goods called
for and delivered. Telephone $50 Red,
new line.
Helen Northup, daughter, of Mr..
and Mrs F. E. Northup. who was oper-
ated upon again last Saturday for
tubercular trouble, is doing very
nicely, and will be up and around in
few days, it is expected.
Owing to the high prices of meats.
provisions, etc., we will discontinue our
l5c 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. and Mrs. S. K. Coons 9 North
Third avenue, left for ST Joseph, Mich,
this morning. From there they will take
a trip on the great lakes in hopes OF
improving the health of Mr.. Coons, who
is just recovering from a severe at
tack Of quinsy.
We want every farmer In Marshall
county, or any one else for that matter.
interested in building or constructing
work. to read our ad elsewhere in this
issue, "a Letter to the Farmers of
Marshall County," It's worth looking
up and thinking about. Consumers
Fuel Co.
A crowd Of twelve, composed of
Misses Maud Johnson. Nita Phelps,
Mamie Ruopp. Mabel Maulsby, Ger
trude and Allie Mansfield and Messrs.
Claud Culley, Claud Dawson. Edward
Flanagan, j. w. r. Wildman, Henry
Pitcher and Harry Ritter. enjoyed an
all-day picnic east of Nicholson's
ford Thursday.
J. C. Dunn. who has been in the city
for a few days, accompanied by Mrs.
Dunn, left for Cleveland. Wednesday
night, where he and Mrs. Dunn will re-
main until the work in which Mr.. Dunn
is engaged is completed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunn will probably be absent for
year, altho they expect to perhaps visit
the city during that time.
Veteran Charles Philippi, of Monte
yuma. arrived here Wednesday night
to visit over the Fourth with an old
comrade, Peter Dellescaille, silver
smith, formerly of Montezuma. who
was taken to the soldiers home re-
Gently from Oskaloosa suffering with
broken hip. Mr.. Philippi was highly
pleased with the conditions and treat
ment which he received at the home.
Mrs. A. B. Conway left Wednesday
night for Newcomerstown and Crystal
Lake. o. At the former place she will
visit with her sister, and at Crystal
Lake she will attend reunion of the
Veres family, of which she is MEM
Der. Mrs. Conway will be absent DUR
ing the rest of the summer. DR.. Coma
way is spending several weeks
pleasure trip travelling in Indian Terri
tory and the southwest
Mrs Ida Conklln, and daughters
Gertrude and Bess, of Cedar Rapids,
arrived in the city Wednesday morn
ing and remained until this evening as
the guests of Mrs. c. H. Whitehead.
Mrs. Conklin who formerly lived in
this city. and her daughters, stopped
here on their way to the City of Mex
leo. where they will remain during the
summer with Mrs. Conklin's daughter
Mrs. A. H. Mckay. also formerly Of
this city. The Misses Conklin will re-
turn in the fall to re-enter the con-
vent at Lyons. which they are attend
ing. Their mother will come back
with them