Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-29
Or. Billiard, os.eopath. 20 West Main.
Hair pins Is cent grade tonight, two
for % cents.-New England.

49, n $500 : $500 i,-I
Hair pins Is cent grade tonight, two
for % cents.-New England.
We give all the ladies fans today, at
our fountain. B. A. Morgan.
We pay cash for eggs. ASK US be-
fore you sell. Parlor grocery
DR.. A. c Conway, who has been in
Chicago for few days, returned home
this morning.
Matches. large size boxes, cent a
box tonight. One Cent to 99Cent
Variety Store.
c.. NJ. Kcnncy is the new manager OF
| the Rex Cafe, 10 North Center street.
Come in. Rex Cafe.
J. M. Whitaker returned Friday
evening from Winnipeg, Man. where he
has been for week on business.
Horace NJ. Nichols, Of Stroud, Okla,
| visit with relatives and to look after
his farming interests.
Miss Grace Childs, of Burlington. ar
rived in the city Friday evening from
Iowa City, and will be Miss Mary Mil
ler's guest over Sunday.
Mrs. Niels Andersen and daughter,
Mallory, arrived home Friday even
| ing from, two weeks visit with rela-
| tives in Wakefield, Neb.
Band concert at the Island Park to-
morrow evening. Free moving pictures.
Admission 10 cents. Take North Third
street car. Island Park.
Fire, and all kinds of insurance.
Bonds of all kinds. Compensation in
surance. If in doubt see u.s. Best
service Mcfarland and Pierce.
Samuel Mooney, of Clemono, was one
of the lucky ones in the Colville In
dian reservation land opening at Spo-
kane Friday. His ticket was number
ed 6S1.
Lost-Between Grundy Center and
Marshalltown one motorcycle presto
lite tank. Yeave at Hubler's motor
cycle store and receive reward.-Ad-
vertisement.
Misses Hannah and Anna Skeen, of
Fort Dodge, who have been visiting in
the city for a week at the homes Of
their uncles and aunts. Messrs. and
Mesdarles Ole Thorsen, Henry Skeen,
and Martin Thompson, returned to Fort
Dodge Friday night.
The ice cream social held Friday
evening on the lawn Of the church az
Green Mountain was a decided sue
cess. A large crowd of people were
served ice cream. and s'undaes and be-
tween $40 and $50 was made. Several
local people were in attendance.
Rev. and Mrs. O. Ingvolstad left
this morning for Cambridge, where
held there tonight and Monday. The
and the organist, Miss Lu Verne
Christeson, will go this evening and
take part in the sangerfest.
Owing to change in plans on part Of
lessee the house and lot at 200 North
Center street is for sale at reason
able price, on easy terms. A matter
of $4,000 will handle the proposition
and parties seeking modern home
will do we'll to consult me. E. D.
Hamilton. gyaaerl ...
Have you your new camera? July
81, 1916, is the last day on which you
can join the Camera club Of the Mar
shalltoWn State Bank. You under
stand the plan, do you not? Deposit
SO or more, get per cent interest on
amount deposited and get a Genera
free. Samples of work done by this
camera on exhibition here. Mar
shalltown State Bank. rs
Opening of the Island Park tonight
Marshalltown's new amusement re-
sort. Free bathing beach, free NOV
ing pictures every evening. Games
and other amusements. Plenty of free
picnic tables, lots of room for parking
automobiles. Dancing every night ex-
cept Sunday. Free band concert to-
morrow evening Take North Third
street car. Island Park. .,,..
Members ofuthe convict gang from
the Anamosa reformatory who have
been at the soldiers home in charge OF
improvement work on the grounds for
almost four months, finished their work
today OF the ten men originally in
the party, there are only six to leave.
Two have been paroled and will remain
in the employment of the state at the
home, under a contract for six months.
The term Of one expired during his
stay here, and one escaped from the
camp. The six members Of the camp
to be moved from here will go to Rock
we'll City, leaving either Sunday or
Monday.