Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14
The CITY in BRIEF.
DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block.
+ New wash goods at the Fair.
Enter Business COLLEGE Monday

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New wash goods at the Fair.
Enter Business College Monday.
Laces and enbroideries at the Hawk
eye.
Black alpaca coats 81, s14o and $3.50
at Stern's.
Buy at culley's G. o. D. store and
save money.
Elegant patterns in wash goods, at
the Hawkeye.
Mems straw hats from ! cents to 40
cents at the Fair.
Ross wash suits, nice line. IS cents
upwards at Stern's.
For the best bread and bakery goods
go TO Sundell's cafe.
See the SUMMER corset we are selling
Tor 81 cents. NJ. f. Andrews.
For sale, fresh Jersey COW. Inquire at
No. 10 North Fourth avenue.
We have some Very handsomely trim
med nightdressea5 at Newcomers.
Dried ard canned fruits are still be-
ing sold a. low prices at Culley's.
Silk and linen gloves fit like kid
gloves. Hoytss Department Store.
Councilman H. j. Benson returned
this morning from his Chicago trip.
See what good and pretty corset COW
5ers you can get for SO cents at New
scomer'se sale
Just received, an elegant assortment
of mems negligee shirts from "a to 40
cents at the Fair.
New lire of solid gold cuff buttons
just received from New York-diamond
set. Chamberlain.
The Beethovens did not meet Wednes-
day, but Will hold their regular session
next "Wednesday afternoon.
1t is a good time to get you a tailor
made suit while they are going at the
reduced prices. NJ. +. Andrews.
Ii you want solid comfort buy one of
our unlined flannel suits at 81 To 50.
Most comfortable summer goods made.
Stern.
Mr.. George NJ stahl. of Clemens,
spent Wednesday in the city and ap-
8psared before the pension board for eN-
animation.
Mr.. Halsey French returned HON
this morning from Ottunwa. where he.
has just completed Very successful
years work in the high school.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
l5wiil meet with Mrs. G. G. Horton Friday
i ,lft 10 ,.,,1r
| and Mrs. Mary Miller entertaining.
AIR Edgar j. Sanders, of LsC;rand. ~ d ]
lamong tbs. graduates of Penn College
!, C, e nasday, having competed com
lfpiefe scie,ltific course in the Institution.
/ Miss Ora Bradley, of Council Bluffs,
Small. Shesicame especially to attend
1 the Batty- Dobson nuptials this even
+ ing.
Senator John b. Classen and MIR. and
Mrs. y. j. Michel, of Green Mountain.
I We're in the city Wednesday night to at
tend the opening of Mr.. Henry Pappe's
store.
y. Sheridan, arrested by officer Clark,
and w. Chapman. arrested by Officer
i Cochran,s were sentenced 10 ten days
\ work this morning by Mayor Pierce for
4 intexieation.
Mrs. T. Burke, Of Clifford arrived IN
the city Wednesday evening. and spent
today here with her daughter. Clara,
i who has been in the city a few weeks
taking medical treatment.
F.legant Book Free Write to George
c - ~ % ms
railway Marshalltown. Iowa. for q
Handsomely Illustrated book on .Clea,
Lake. Iowa Great Summer Resort
Misses Minnie Ashbrook and vlasta
lshrel returned Wednesday, evening
from Cedar Falls. where they have beer
offending the commencement exercise.
Of the Iowa State Normal, Of which
they are alumnae.
Mrs. s. A. Martin. of Rowen. who 5ha,
beer in the city for the past few days
coming 10 attend the wedding this eve
!, ming Of her sister, Miss Martha Dobson
Ito Mr.. Alfred Batty, went to Grinnel
"Wednesday evening to spend today.
a few of the intimatefriend of Mis-
Loretta Hamilton. of Ames. have bee
Invited to attend her Wedding to Nj
Ben Davis, also of Ames, which will b
solemnlZed on the evening of June q a
the home of the brides father il
Ames.
Rev. j. G. Van Ness returned thi
morning from Mt. Vernon, where Ii
had been attending the early exercise
of the commencement of Cornell Col
lege and especially the meeting Of TIL
board of trustees, of which he is
L member.
q Right on the Lake Shore-Is Whita
. rkers Hotel at Clear Lake, the fines
summer resort house in the northwes
4 Lots Of fine fishing. Ask Iowa Centre
s ticket agents for full particulars an
: round-trip rates, including board a
this house.
Officer Cochran arrested Wednesda
evening boy named Claude X. Col
Z l8of Fairfax, who was committed tc ia
81 this morning by Mayor Pierce upon
charge of vagrancy. Cole Is suspecte
81 of being runaway, and will be hel
until word from his father, who is sal
= to live near Fairfax on farm, can +
heard from.
The city council met as a committe
Of the whole at 1870 o'clock this after
noon, when the members started out |
! look after noattars that have haan n,