Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-12
DR.. Nichols, physician.

Fancy, up-to-date belt buckles at
Hellberg's.
Ice cream and cake 10 cents at suns
dell's cafe.
For sale, fresh Jersey COW. Inquire at
No. 10 North Fourth avenue.
Look at the mule skin shoe at the
Economy shoe store, 1O4 West Main.
For first-class papering or painting
see Bert Everist. Mayors drug store.
The city of Marsh lltown will be at
Henry Pappe's reception tomorrow eve
ming.
All our 10 and 15-cent ginghams to
close at and 121a cents. NJ. F. An-
drews.
Remember the social at DR.. Blacks
tomorrow evening, under the auspices
of st. Margaret's Mission.
Flour has advanced, but We are we'll
stocked. Pillsbury's Best. Sleepy Eye,
Y. A. G. o. klondyke Gold, and other
good grades. Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Mr.. Henry Pappe and his entire force
are working night and day in order that
the new clothing store will be in good
shape for the opening and reception to-
morrow evening.
Right on the Lake Shore-Is Whita-
ker's Hotel at Clear Lake, the finest
summer resort house in the northwest.
Lots of fine fishing. Ask Iowa Central
ticket agents for full particulars and
round-trip rates, including board at
this house.
( Never judge a man by the umbrella he.
carries until YOU find out who owns it.
Never judge a store until you have
visited it and made a personal inspec-
ton of what it contains. The tailoring
establishment, pantcriun and cigar
store of Wall & Rails is a place that will.
bear inspection. If you want a new suit.
your suit pressed, a good cigar or u
shine see them.
The last session Of the Women's Club
Will be held "Wednesday afternoon in.
the club rooms. 1t will be the annual
meeting and the reports of the officers
and the chairmen of the various com
mittees Will be read. Great interest will.
also attach toSthe reports of Mrs. u. w.
Robbins and Miss Mertie Halbert. the
delegates to the biennial of the General.
Federation Of Women's Clubs held last
week in Milwaukee.
Don't you know why Smith left home?
Because his wife refused to buy lawn
and porch furniture so he could be COM
Portable. Jones wife purchased several
pieces of lawn and porch furniture of
Marion Gard and treats her husband
like a king for fear he will leave home
No man will leave home when there is
comfortable porch chairs and lawn set
tees 10 rest on after the work of the day
lis done. Marion Gard has everything in
that line.
Sheriff William Cricket. of NIahaska
county. was in the city Monday after
moon, Ell route to Eidora from Oska-
Iloosa, in charge of three small boys,
sons of Veteran Frank La Chapelle,
OF the soldiers Home. who had been
sentenced 10 the Industrial school by
Judge A. R. Dewey The boys, Frank.
aged IA. Ernest. aged u and Grant.
aged I, were committed on complaint
Eof their mother, Mrs. Cook, who
claims them to be incorrigible.
Articles of adoption were filed in the
office of County Recorder Packer this
4 afternoon, whereby Mayor r. G. Pierce,
by virtue of his office according to the
statutes concerning adoption after
abandonment by parents, conveyed
Into the care and custody of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will C. Woodard the infant to be
known hereafter as Florence Welles
1 Woodard. This is the baby recently
4 left on the doorstep Of Mr. and Mrs.
SWoodard's home by parties unknown.
4 The child has been named for Mrs. Il.
4 w. Welles, who first discovered its
jSpresence.
4 Joseph Tretter, a gardener residing at
8tT1I South Seventh street, had a narrow
sEescape from death Monda at the Cen
ter street crossing. while attempting te
cross the tracks. He had been allowed
Ito pass the gates. which We're open, ant
when in the midst Of the many track.
fI'noticed a train coming from the east
i He pulled out Of its way, but got di
8lrectly in front of another coming from
q the west. The horses turned and threw
4 Tretter to the ground and in front Of tn
Il tracks. Luckily he fell on the side OPP
posite the train and was uninjured Til
wagon was a wreck.
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L Monday evenings Oskaloosha Heral,
says: Miss Alberta Converse arrived
home laA night from the east and vii
spend a few weeks With her mother be
fore going to New York at the openin
of the professional season. The lad
finished the season with the Holde
q Comedy Company in Illinois. She ha
-hbeen leading lady with the compan
since last August and has played thr
this state, Indiana, Ohio, Penn syipani;
e3INew York. Michigan and N'isconsi
during the season. She has been won
derfully successful in her work and ha
won the enconiums Of press and publ
), wherever she has been seen She
I welcomed home by her many friends."4
e Mr.. Eugene Binford left Monday eve
: ming for Rockford, ILL.,. Joining there HI
! father and mother who went into CHI
5 cago Sunday for a short stay on bus
ness before going on to the college tow
Tomorrow will be commencement at tn
s Rockford college for girls and Miss Je.
!, sic Binford is one of the graduate
9 Miss .Binford's education has been
> thorough one, for, in addition to tn
years spent at Rockford, some years ar
8 she wasat Smith one year and has dor
Q a great deal Of work by herself durln
the time she has spent at home. MI.
Ruth Binford and Miss Leora Crabtre