Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-03
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/ The City In Brief !
Chamberlain, optometrist.
DR.. Lierle. glasses fitted.
DR. Burkart, osteopath. Il w. Main.
Five per cent farm loans. VIM. Battin
Select beautiful hat pin from our
line. Allen.
Elk chocolates are the best Hoag
Drug company.
8. Big dance at Forney's Hall Monday
evening, July 5.
We Will be closed all day Monday.
.Buchwald Lumber. Company.
4 Our store will he closed all day Mon
day, July S. Benedict. & Brintnall.
Miss Kate Quinn went to Ames this
morning to visit over the Fourth with
friends. s
& Mrs. W. c. Dilley went to Steamboat
Rock this morning to spend the Fourth
! with her daughters, Mrs j. V. Bass.
We can fit your pocket book when ii
comes to buying watches, as we have
sthem at all prices. Allen, the jeWeler.
,r, ,.. .es.,. - r,, Ar
Thomas Post, NO. 81, g. A. r., will be
held next Tuesday, instead of on Mon
day night.
b Mrs. George Roupp, POS West Linn
street, entertained a very pleasant
meeting Of the Tirzah Aid Society FRI
day afternoon.
The second division of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Baptist church will
serve ice cream and cake on the church
lawn Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Carpenter, Of Cannon
Falls, MINI, is in the city for few
weeks stay with her daughter, Mrs. N
q. Furlong, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Parks went tic
Ackley this morning to spend the
Fourth with Mrs. Parks brother, Mr.
c. H. Leonard. and family.
Mrs. Della Poole, of Los Angeles, ar
spend the summer with Miss Sadi
Peterson and other friends.
G. ]. Kinninger left Friday night TO
a weeks visit with relatives ant
friends in Cleveland and at his oil,
home in New Washington. Ohio.
wanted-Three men to work in hay
ing, ninety acres to make, also wisl
to rent a hay loader For particular
call at 103 South Center street.
Insist that your grocer or butche
send your Anchor brand ham, baco
and lard. When you buy this bran
you are getting perfection, made onl
by Brittian & Co.
The uniforms for the recently or
ganized Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. baseba.
team have arrived. The suits are nav
blue, trimmed in white, with whit
s'Y' on the left breast Of the shirts.
Psenicka offers you correct styl
absolute fit and expert workmanship
and a chance to select from a splendl
line of farbrics. 1t pays to have yor
suit tailor made and it pays to HAY
Psenicka do the tailoring.
* Telephone us your ice cream order
Families and parties supplied. We DE-
liver cream packed, one-half gallon {
over. If you want brick or any speci:
cream telephone in advance. (David
sons ice cream). Charles j. Lande
old reliable druggist, corner First ave
nue. and Main.
Mrs. Paul Nichols arrived home FIR
day evening from a three weeks Wis
with relatives and friends in Freepor
Savanna, Lanark, and Mt. Carroll, IL
Dubuque and Clinton. Her son, Lowe
who has been visiting at the home
his grandfather, Mr.. Warren Nichol
at Minerva, also returned Friday ever
ing.
Harold Richards, son of MIR. and MI
A. S. Richards, 1416 West Main stree
arrived home today from Ann Arbo
Mich, where he recently gradual,
from the high school of that city. Du
ing his school career young Richard
has been prominent in athletics, havir
been captain of the baseball team, al
one OF the star players on the footbs
team. He was also associate editor
The Omega, the high school annual.
The regular meeting of the G. w.
M. Auxiliary Of the Central Church
Christ. was held Friday afternoon
the home of Mrs. G. H. Van Law,
North Tenth street. Reports of II
recent state convention of the churc
at Davenport, were given by Mrs.
Aubrey Smith and Mrs. r. S. Pate
who went as delegates from here. MI
Ida Wise, OF Des Moines, vice pres
dent Of the Iowa w. c. T. u, was
guest of the auxiliary
In response to an inquiry regardtl
the date for this years reunion of i
Eighth Iowa cavalry, to be held
Centerville, Secretary G. R. Haas h
received word from w. v. Wilcox pre-
ident ofsthe association, of pes Moin,
that no date for the meeting has be
decided upon as yet. but will be in
very short time, when the members w
be notified. There are now about 2
survivors Of the Eighth cavalry.
number of whom reside in this city a
county.
Miss Jessie Mcmahon, 205 We
Grant street, was hostess Friday eve
ing to the Daisy Drake Mission Giro
of the Central Church of Christ. Fc
lowing the business session progra
was enjoyed. which included a drill .
, various heather countries and the mi
sionaries therein, conducted by M,
G. e Morris. and piano solos nv Mi