Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-21

Cotton coverts for skirts, at New
comer's.
Compare our soscent shirts with
Others quoted Bannatyne & Lay.
For fishing tackle see Bullock. He
carries the largest assortment in the
city.
Ladies' black liquid waterproof shoe
polish, 10-cent sizes. Tuesday only 2
cents The Fair.
Estimates cheerfully given for any
thing in the way of lumber. j. F. 1r
Lumber Company.
Ladies' 80 and 5O-cent shirt waists. all
sizes and colors. Tuesday only, choice
10 cents. The Fair.
Nice line of white shirt waists,
tucked. trimmed with all over laces
etc, at Newcomers.
Keep your eatables cool. The Mar
shall Ice Company will supply you with
pure ice at reasonable rates.
We use the Mitchell system in cutting
and drafting every suit to the latest
fashion plate. This system Is used in
all first class tailoring houses. You are
sure to get the latest styles by ORDER
ing Your suit of u.s. Brenneck & Han
sen.
Mr.. E. S. CincebeauS. of the Central
passenger department. left Saturday
evening for Jacksonville, ILL.,, where he
spent sunday With his wife who has
been there for several weeks visiting
her parents. MIR. Cincebeaux left for
Peoria today, where he will be for a
few days on company business.
A fishing party composed of AIessrs..
Rudolph Henry, G. s. Walters, G. r..
Brown, VIC. Dodgers and Arthur Wall
spent yesterday in Steamboat Rock.
The usual good luck of fishermen to
that place was not had yesterday, altho
the party secured fourteen Very fine
specimens of spickerel and black bass.
A fish dinner was enjoyed at noon to-
day a the Brown home.
Miss Margaret Tittemore. who re-
turned Saturday from brief visit in
Chicago and Berlin, Wis, left in the
evening on the Colorado special for
Denver and Glenwood Springs. Col
where she will remain for the greater
part of the summers Miss Tittelnore
was acconlpanied by her brother Cen.
eral Traffic Manager n ,r;ttemnre
of the Central. who viii remain IN the
west for a weel, on business.
ME-. u. lAaN5ake, OF Montour. was in
the city SUNDAY, en- route to Hampton
on business. Mr.. sLaVake is Very much
interested in the supreme court pro-
ceee,ings al present in which ira c,se
of John N1cl;nrry az Duhuoi,s L ,,ard-
ing. McC;arry. ii will he re,ne,n hsred
abou, Two wears ago ,vitho,,t nro,.oca.
ton. shot ana killed Mr. I.aI-al,a.s son
William a T,aNake 81 Io,,h,,nno "a
was sentenced "a tha nanitanti.,.v for
life liuon his convic,;on of sa.onI, a..
pre.. murder bu1 the t.asa b,s ,,,,a i,
the sl,nre,,e s,,o,,rt m an aliaped ,acba
nical,ty. ),
MIR. II. G. Ferneau, of Galena, Kan.
arrived in the city Saturday evening
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work on i he stone pil, ~ his morrinp
session 81 court George SIlllon an old
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de,eeate VIII leave this eve,,i,,p II, ,hs
sl5Colorado epecia1 for Dos N1oircs wbere
3they will attend. beginning Tuesaa,
4 sn1orning. tho annual DIOCESAN conven.
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