Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-29

"a Geo. j. Allen, 0ptlcal SpeC1al1SL.
new shipment Of fancy pineapple.
& at Culley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Mote spent Sunday
q in LeGrand.
81 "A day Of glittering, glorious saadness
ut Marshalltown July 1.
Mr. Hans Erickson, Of LaMoille
u spent Saturday in the city on business
q Brittain.s Anchor hams, bacon and
a; lard. are on sale at all stores ASK tol
Anchor brands.
Get your picnic supplies at Culleys
81 Pickles In bulk or bottles. Olives IN
bulk or bottles
8 Miss Margaret Boylan spent Sunday
n ii Union with her parents, MT. ano
q Mrs. John Boylan.
a we are making low prices on odd
Il curtains and short lengths OF curtain
u nets 3. r. Lay.
second hand surveys and buggies
d both steel and rubber tire. cheap. Mar
Il shalltown Buggy Co.
=. NJ. vail calls attention to his an
a nouncement of organization of mining
Il company at Rawhide on page 5.
No meeting Of the Baptist Hill Bible
d class will be held Tuesday afternoon.
n owing to the state Sunday school con-
Il vention.
Orr clearance sale Of wash goods
q is not for a few pieces only, but for
III nf desirable goods.
= q. r. Lay.
Just received another shipment Of
Il Rug Death. It is the best remedy Tor
!, Garden insects and will not injure
4 the plants. Horne & Gelvin
q we have an immense line Of novelty
4 fireworks. Better look the stock over
4 and make your selection early nnis
Il week. Simmons Book Store.
4 Mrs. Charles Sellers and daughter
4 FLORENCE, Of Cedar Rapids, are at
4 Green Mountain to spend the summer
i with Mrs. Sellers son, Mr.. Bert Sellers
and family.
i The hard rain of Saturday night
i caused another postponement Of the
j annual picnic OF the Germania club,
which was to have been held at the
Hamburg grove, northwest OF town.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan, a kindergar-
tner in the Chicago public schools, ar
rived home Saturday evening and will
spend the summer vacation with her
narents. Mr.. and Mrs Michael Jordan.
Mr.. ]. F. Smith, of Long Beach, Cal,
who has been visiting with friends in
Chaplin, spent the day in the city on
his way to Diagonal, where he goes
to visit relatives before returning
home.
Rev. p. H. Doan, formerly Of this
| city but now pastor of the New Provi-
dence Friends church, accompanied by
Mrs. Doan, arrived in the city this
/ morning to attend the state Sundas
school convention.
The young people OF the swedis.
lutheran church gave most success
full ice cream social Thursday evening
on the lawn at the Theodore Wall res
idence, 502 West Church. A good
crowd was in attendance and enjoyed
pleasant evening
REV. A. NJ. Hanson. of LeGrand, who
is pastor Of the Christian churches at.
/ Barnes city and Forest Home, left
today for an extensive trip thru
the west. He will stop at Dem
YER Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Salt
Lake City, Seattle and Portland, and
will return home thru Canada He will
be absent for perhaps six weeks. The
trip is to be for both business and
pleasure.
Mr.. w r. Orchard, editor of the
Glidden Graphic, was in the city Sat
urday, en- route home from the Water
loo convention. Mr.. Orchard stopped
In Belle PLANE to see his former bus
ness partner, Mr.. Charles Noble, edi-
tor of the Belle PLANE Union. Mr.. No
Bile. who was the first patient in the
new state sanatorium for tuberculosis
4 at Iowa City, has returned to his work.
and his health is greatly improved.
Mr.. A. NJ. Friend left Saturday eve-
ming for Denver, and from there will
go to Leadville, Cal where he will
spend the summer. Mr.. Friends health
has not been at all good for the past
month, and his physician has advised
him to try a change Of climate and an
out door life. Mr.. Friend has prop
erty interests in the Leadville district.
and will combine business with his
notwithstanding trip.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. John
johnson was largely attended Sunday
afternoon from the residence, 406 I'm
fanrsstxeet. Rev. James MCGEE had
charge OF the service. and quartet ,
sang The pail bearers were the three
sons of Mrs. Johnson. Gus Johnson, of
Waterloo George and Eugene john
SON. of this city. and the son-in-laW,
Harry Boyce of this city. Mr.. John
Pierson, Of Des Moines, Mrs. Johnson's
father and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Westling
and family Of Des Moines, were pres |
ent at the funeral. The interment was !
in Riverside.
Mr. u G. Whitney, of Sioux City.
county attorney of Woodbury. county |
and Mrs. Whitney, were in the city |
Saturday afternoon. being on their way
to Union from Cedar Rapids. Mr.. and
Mrs Whitney had been to Cedar Rap /
ids to attend the marriage of Mrs.
Wbitney's niece, Miss Blanche Stark
to Mr. George Conrad. of Conrad. The
bride is daughter of Henry Stark |
formerly merchant of Conrad. but I
now in the wholesale millinery bust
ness in Cedar Rapids. Mr.. and Mrs.