Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-02
Gi1les-Gepublt1a.
The City in Brief

Come to MarShaltoWn July 1.
Two opticians. Chamberlain's.
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Dance at Forneys hall, July 4.
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Geo. j. Allen, optical specialist.
Young chickens at Culley's market.
A. J. Decker, optician with Cham
berain.
Go to simon's If you want a beauti
full hat cheap.
Miss Edna Benson, Of Union, was in
the city today.
Every fresh at Kendall &
Vests. Give us call.
Everything good to eat at Kendall &
Vests. New phone, AS.
A day of glittering. glorious gladness
at Marshalltown July 4.
Our store will be open Friday even
ing simmons Book Store.
Gold cord necklaces with tassles are
the rage. See them at NJ. +. Andrews.
Are you getting some OF the bar
gains at the New England clearance
sale?
Special for F'riday-Pitted cherry pie
at the Standard Bakery, ITO West Main
street.
NV store will be open until IL
o'clock noon July T. Bring in your pro-
duce j. L. Imam
The New England keeps open until
10 p. m, July 5, and closes all day
July 4th. E. r. Lay.
We sell Hairlight. the original hair
roll or puff. These are cool and
strictly hygenic. M. F. Andrews.
Go to Simons if you want a white
dress. They have the biggest selections
and the lowest prices ever offered.
Miss Viola Merryman. Of TT. Dodge,
is expected to arrive in the city this
evening to visit until after the Fourth
with Miss Nellie Boardman.
Plenty Of buns, rolls, fresh cakes,
pies and fried cakes for your Fourth
of July wants at Culleys. Get them
Friday. Open until II r. m.
The party who took the top section
of the extension ladder at the Presby-
terrain church is known and to save
trouble will please return same.
Any girl under IA years Of age that
viii! call at the MeeFer Laundry Com
pany on the morning Of July 4. will re-
ceive beautiful souvenir free. Kane
& Willigrod, Props
We will not deliver goods on Satur-
day, July 4, and would appreciate the
favor if patrons would get orders III
as early Friday as possible. Our store
will be open Friday evening.
Our store will be closed all day Sat-
urday, July 4. Will be open Friday
evening. Please anticipate your wants
and get orders in early as convenient.
Kendall & West, 8 East State street.
Our store will be closed all day Sat-
urday and we will appreciate the favor
if our patrons will do all in their pow
er to get all orders in as, early as pos
sible so that deliveries may be made
not later than Friday evenig. e. e.
Benedict e. Co.
When you buy piano you are buy
ing something which should last you
life time, don't try to save few dol
lars and then every time you use it
regret that you did not get a Kinball.
Buy Kimball to start with. Sold by
Morrissey at 121 East Main street
In addition to it's golf tournament
and gathering of the club members,
the Country club is planning to prop
erly celebrate the evening of the
Fourth with display of fireworks. A
quantity of fireworks has been pur-
chased, and are to be set off in front
Of the club building soon after dark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. LaPlant, of Cedar
Rapids, who have been visiting for
few days with Mrs. LaPlant's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mccormack, in
Clemens, arrived in the city Wednes-
day evening and spent a part of the
day with Mr.. LaPlant's father, c. I.
LaPlant, and brother George w. La
Plant. Mr.. and Mrs. LaPlant returned
home this afternoon.
Mrs. Della Huber, ZIG North First
street assisted by Mrs. Claude D.
Whitney and Mrs. NJ " Horrick, en-
tertained the Busy Bee circle of the L.
". IL. M, wv GOueSudy ulleIe
being about thirty present. After the
business session, readings by Lucille
Dillon and Eleise Talbot were en-
joyed Light refreshments were served
by the l1ostesses.
Mrs. James Mcnamara 10s West
State street, entertained the Catholic
Ladies' Mite society at her home
Wednesday evening. The meeting was
in the nature Of farewell to Mrs
Mcnamara, who Is soon to leave with
her husband for a years travel in the
west. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcnamara will
visit Colorado and other western
states.
A party composed Of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Waterman, and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Stevens and family,
and Miss Fannie Shaw and Mr.. Roy
r. Bradbury. expect to go into camp
Saturday on the bluffs overlooking the
Iowa river, north of the Country club
grounds. The party will probably re-
main in camp for week provided the
weather Is suitable. The men of the
party will spend the business hours in
the city.
Friends to the number of twenty
five, living in the Rocllton neighbor-
hood. joined in a surprise upon Mrs.
John ,Hogancamp at her home north
east Of town Wednesday afternoon, and
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