Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-30
Eurg Ees sepuha arsha1tul 3ua saturda aup 40 1900
DR.. Henriksen.

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DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Cool summer shirts at. Stern's.
E'is s.sY
Silk vests. Brenneck & Hansen.
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Rare bargains in summer trouserings
at Hopkins.
Marshalltown's leading hat house.
Henry Pappe.
Newest styles in straw hats so cents
to SO at Sterns.
Marshalltown's leading neckwear
house. Henry Pappe.
Elegant stock of children's suits at
low prices at Sterns.
Buy of Henry Pappe and save %
per cent on every purchase
Buy your parasols of us and save q
! to 80 per cent. NJ. Il. Andrews.
Have you sampled Granam,s Plan.
tation." the new 5-cent cigar2
( Did you ever see an add on an cle-
plant before? Chocolate Cream coffee.
Use World Soap to get quality as
and get valuable premiums
Not only the big elephant, but the
baby" elephant will advertise Choco-
late Cream coffee in the parade Mon
day.
Bentley & Wescott have opened a
No. IS South First street. They guar.
antee all work.
1. S. Finkie sold today one Of his
farms in Whiteside county, Illinois,
consisting OF 23s acres, for s1S666, this
being $50 an acre.
For Rent-Ho,el and .boarding house
partly furnished) for rent on reasona
bic terms if you apply at once to NJ.
Cooper, over 1919 East Main street.
We are making very low prices on
f1rst-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
US. Marshalltown Stone Company.
rooms4 and 8, court house.
Buy five packages of Chocolate
Cream coffee and get a 5O-cent ticket
free or two half tickets to the Sells
Bros. big show. All retail groceries
have Equality of the best.
DR.. I. Wicklin Bouldin, the specialist,
will contract TO cure twenty cases OF
blind. protruding. itching or bleeding
piles during the month of July. Abso-
lutely no cure no pay" No cutting.
No operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Marshall, who
\ We're recently married in Belle. PLANE
1 at the home of the brides parents. Mr.
way to Hampton. where they will live
have been III the city today.
4 "A Very pleasant time was spent by
the y. P. S. G. +. of the Presbyterian
tichurch and their friends at the home
of Miss Carolyn and Mr.. George An.
/ derson, Friday evening. a large mum.
4 Der were present and enjoyed the even,
ling given over to social pleasures. Mu.
sic of the mandolin and guitar was en-.
4 ioyed and refreshments We're served
The entire evening was spent on TIL.
4 beautiful lawn. which was lighted anc
Very attractive for the occasion.
Miss Mabel Wetherbee. OF Taylor
/. township. accompanied by her cousin
Miss Loa CASTOR, OF Cerro Gordo Ill.
4 and niece, Ruth Wetherbee. OF Water
!loo. arrived in the city Friday even
4 ing from Sterling, ILL.,. where she ha.
j been for two weeks. and where she at
tended. q week ago last Wednesday
4 the marriage8of her cousin, Miss Halli
4 Wetherbee. TO Mr.. Clarence johnson
4 Miss Castor. will remain at the E. c
II Wetherbee home for a two weeks visit
Il My desire is to lead. never to follow
When you are warm and tired and nee,
Trest drop into my reading and amokin,
room. When you wish cool, refresh
4 ing drink stop in and patronize m,
free for all ice water cooler. My ain
is to please my patrons handle moth
{. ing but the leading brands Of we'll
3 known imported and domestic cigar
J. land tobaccos. over 100 brands to selec
H from. You can also get your Chicag
Sunday papers and secure the hes
I shine in the city at LaShelle's up-to
J. date tobacco store.
Mr. William Tei.ge, OF jerome, Ariz
s over thirty years a resident OF sout
Hardin county. spent Friday in the cit
) | in company with his brother-in-lay
"A Mr.. w. j. Brooks. of Grundy count,
: Mr.. Teitge is a brother of Mrs. Robel
i Shirk. of Mankato. Mimi. Mary !!
+ Bushman. of Eldora. and Mrs Brook
{ He has been west for about thirt
/ years, located at various points thruo,
/ Arizona. Montana, California an
a Washington, and has been successful
e While in the city Friday he took occs
sion to visit several of his old con
rades, whom he had not seen in year
!, Mr.. Teitge was a Hancock veteran ar
!, served four years during the civil wa
enlisting a second time after his fir
service expired.
8 Mr. A. f. Wilbur received this morl
f ling a letter from his brother-in-la,
3 Mr.. H. p. Densel, announcing the sa
e arrival on the other side of the pond
# of himself and Mr.. c. p Cook. who a
!, to spend the summer in seeing Il
Z sights abroad. The letter was write
# the 18th and 18th OF June and mail,
n the 10TH or the day OF arrival at LII
n erpool. Mr.. Densel says that Meth
himself nor Mr.. Cook was the least /
sick. altho about one-eighth OF the pa
sengers were the first day or two OF
: The Oceanic. on which they sale
. = made a very fast trip. leaving Ne
Z York on the 18th at 5 p. m. and arr
ing in Liverpool harbor six days lat
= :, at 10 a. m. The cause of the fast tir
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