Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-01
Gii,ass-Gepablt,1a,
The City in Brief
Come to Marshalltown July :.

Come to MArShalltoWn july ..
Dance at Forney's hall, July I.
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/ Geo. J. Allen, optical specialist
DR. Wood. eye. throat. nose. and ear
II Culley's store will be open until IL
p. M. Friday night.
DR.. L. T.. Kellogg arrived home this
afternoon from his Colorado trip.
Rocky Ford cantaLoupes are fine now
We have them. L. 8. Peckham Grocery
| Co.
Always on hand large assortment
Of ladies' and gents watches. at Al
lens.
Are YOU getting some of the bar
gains at the New England clearance
sale?
Miss Elva Auracher went to Cedar
Rapids this morning for two weeks
f. visit with friends.
4 Our store will be closed al day July
n 4th but we will keep open Friday
h evening A, e. Myers.
f We close all day Saturday. open FRI
|jgday evening. No cream taken Satur-
day. c. NJ. Wheeler, Finkle block
See our olives and pickles put up IN
quart Mason Jars. Just the thing for
picnics. l.. S. Peckham Grocery Co.
Mrs. Henry s. Thompson arrived
/ home Tuesday evening from Chicago,
| where she has been visiting friends
for two weeks.s
II you want good bread use Electric
|, -four. II don't cost as much as most
/ other brands but Is as good as the
I best. Ask your grocer
Our stores will be open Friday night
| July 3rd until 10 o'clock. and will be
closed all day July 4th. Ingledue &
Young. Nettie Ingledue & Co.
Boiled ham, Clipped dried beef,
fancy bologna, spiced and homeless her.
ring, spiced herring and other things
for picnics and lunches at Culley's
market.
Mr.. John L. BleaMy, Of Ida Grove.
the nominee OF the republicans of Iowa
for auditor OF state, is in the city to
attend the state Sunday school con-
vention.
Any girl under IA years of age that
will call at the Meeker Laundry Com
{ pany on the morning Of July 4, will re-
/; .ceive beautiful souvenir free. Kane
& Willigrod, Props. .5
Our store will be closed all day Sat-
|Islirday, July a. Will be open Friday
|Esvening. Patrons will confer a favor
by giving orders as early as possible.
lTseynolds & Sheldon.
{. Our store will be closed all day Sat
urday, July A. Will be, open Friday
Il evening. Please anticipate your wants
IF and get orders In early as convenient.
n Kendall 81 West s East State street.
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HI The slerailnent.Eof car in a G. g.
w. freight train, just east of the Iowa
/. yer bird Sc last night, summoned the
|iwfecker from. Dess Moines this morn
I ing The car was damaged, but no one
|f-wass hurt.
Don't pay s1.50 for q can of mixture
because it's labelled paint. Find out
| first what's in the can or don't buy it.
E We tell YOU. what's in cans marked
..Monarch House Paint and why. Pc
ter Mayer.
Joe" Angelsburg, the amateur
wrestler who sustained slight frac-
ture and severe dislocation of the left
arm in bout week ago tonight. is
resting quite comfortably and 1mprov-
ing as rapidly as could be expected.
!; Mr.. and Mrs, H ]. Benson, of I'm
ion, arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing, Mr. Benson being on his way to
Des Moines to attend meeting of the
Mill owners Mutual Insurance COM
pany. Mrs. Benson will visit friends
here for few days.
David Blackburn, of Bangor town
ship. was in the city Tuesday evening,
had accompanied q consignment of
steers which were sold by Blackburn
& Darner on Mondays market. The
lot comprised odds and ends of poorer
stuff that Mr. Blackburn wanted to be
rid Of None had been grain fed. The
twenty two head sold at $3.50.
DR.. w. A. Kaufman, Of Conrad, was
4 in the city Tuesday night, coming to
hear the address given before the Iowa
Sunday School association by Judge
u. S. Guyer of Kansas City, kas.
Judge Guyer and DR.. Kaufman were
former class and roommates at West
ern College, Toledo, and naturally the
doctor was much Interested in his old
friends address. DIR. Kaufman drove
to the city in his automobile, and took
Judge Guyer home with him after the
Tuesday night session. Judge Guyer
II will ,ay, a in IN, Conrad for hrief visit,
The Iowa Central and NJ. & ST. L.
I railways have been selected by the
Shrners of Peoria and Monmouth, ILL.,,
| and intervening points. for their Pill
grimage to st. Paul on the night OF
Sunday, July 10. The special train,
/ which will carry about 300 passengers,
| will pass thru this city early Monday
| morning, arriving at st. Paul at $3.50
The excursionsts from Mohammed
temple are going on account of the inn
perial council of the Shriners, which
is to be held from July IL to Is. Dis
trict Passenger Agent Charles S. Walt
ers. of Peoria, will accompany the train
north.
Rev. Frank E. Henry, for the past
Il few years pastor Of the Congregational
church at Garner, spent Tuesday in the
lcity in attendance at the sessions OF
/ the Iowa Sunday school convention.