Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-10

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Comic play tonight Elite.
Dr. Billiard, osteopath, % e. Main
Five per cent farm loans. VIM. Bat
! tin.
White linen duck skirts at Benedict
& Brintnall
i A choice lot of lemons for Satur-
day. Reynolds & Sheldon.
4 Call and see our line of lImono
cloths. Benedict & Brintnall.
Try Elk chocolates. They are best
Wheeler & Hoag sole agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lands, of Ell
dora, visited in the city Thursday.
/ Mr.. George Burdick. Of La.Moille,
spent the day in the city on business.
Meatless bologna at Wachter's -
something you'll like. SO West Main.
Ohio Steam Cooker demons trated at
Bondage Hardware Company's tomor-
row.
| Largest line and highest grade pi-
amos. Henry Levitt Piano Co., % East
Main.
Ten dollars will buy the 75-pound ice
| size of our iceberg refrigerators. See
/, Schmidt.
White linen finished ducks, one yard
wide, for Is cents a yard, at Benedict
& Brintnan.
| The Presbyterian ladies will have an
| exchange tomorrow afternoon at Rey-
holds & Sheldon.
Ohio Steam Cooker demonstrated at
Bendlage Hardware Company Satur-
day, all day. Call and see.
Miss Helen Hines has gone to Kinks
Vile. Mo-. where she will visit relatives
during the rest of the summer.
Our office will be open Friday, July
10th until p. m. No discounts. there
after Marshalltown L. P. & R'y Co.
Every article in our stock. one-quar-
ter the purchase price refunded. Sale
closes Saturday night. Archie Par
ker.
Mrs. Cora Willis will leave this even
ing for Davenport to remain over Sun
day with her children. who are in the
soldiers orphans home
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Saturday night our great gift ami
versary sale closes-36 inch. rich lus-
trous black taffeta silk, s1.25 quality,
sale price GAO. Archie Parker.
Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson and baby son
went to Minerva Thursday evening for
few days visit at the home of Mrs.
Tomlinson's mother, Mrs. Thomas
Nichols.
The members Of Concordia nahe-
bund enjoyed very delightful meet
ing Thursday afternoon. with Mrs.
Mary Bowman, 112 East Church street,
as hostess.
Mrs. E. Play and Mrs. NJ Moore at
the formers home, sos North Third
avenue, were hostesses Thursday after
noon to a very pleasant meeting OF the
Excelsior Aid society.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Heald arrived
in the city from Cedar Rapids. Thurs
day evening, and will remain for few
days before leaving for Minneapolis,
where they are spending the summer.
Mrs. l. E. Sanders, who has been
here for two months visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis blessing, left
for her home In Parsons, Kas.. this
morning, via Kansas City, where she
will meet Mr.. Sanders.
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but any boy or man can get special
Y. NJ. C.. A. membership, good until
October 1, for 81 for men, and $3.50
for boys. A large number have already
taken advantage of this privilege.
About dozen lady friends enjoyed
a social afternoon Thursday at the
home of Mrs. r. w. Zuc4, z North
Seventh avenue, who entertained in
formally for Mrs. Frank Page and sis
ter. Miss Bird Morgan, of Davenport
The hostess served a dainty lunch.
Mrs. A. P. Mason, of Union. spent
Thursday in the city as the guest of
Mrs. C. S. Carothers, also coming to
see her sister, Mrs. Harry Dillon. who,
with her family, arrived Thursday
from Iowa Falls to take up her home
here at 522 North First street. Mr.. Dill
Ion is to be foreman of the new pro-
duce house of A. +. Wingert & Co.
The condition Of Mrs. Joseph ]. Sci
bert. 205 South First avenue, who was
burned in an explosion of gasoline
Wednesday morning, is very satisfac-
tory considering that she had such a
narrow escape from perhaps fatal
burns Mrs. Seihert is suffering most
from inhaling flames and fumes Of the
fire. Otherwise her condition is as
satisfactory as could be expected.
Mr.. e. r. Lay returned this morn
ing from Clear Lake, where he has
been with his family since the Fourth.
The Lays and Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. KEN
BILE are occupying a cottage at the |
lake, and Mrs. Lay and daughter will
during July. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kemble expect to spend the summer
at the lake, as Mr.. Kemble has BUSH
ness interests at Mason City which he ,
is looking after. Mr.. Lay will return
to Clear Lake Saturday evening to
remain over Sunday.
The funeral Of Walter l.. Britt, who
dropped dead Monday evening, while
driving his COW from pasture, was held