Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-07
DR.. Nichols, physician.
DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block.
Enter Business College Monday.

DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Enter Business College Monday.
Adjustable window screens at Bull
locks.
Are you using World soap? II not
You are not using the best.
H. E. Simkins, undertaking exclusives
Ely. Second door west of postoffice.
Tomorrow we Will sell ladies' linen
skirts at So cents. Lee & Benedict.
{ Fine line of the latest trouserings.
made up to fit you. Brenneck & Han
sen.
Follow the band 10 Story City Sum
day, June 10. Iowa Central special train
leaves at $50 a. nj. Only IS cents for
the round trip.
White House coffee is acknowledged
by connoiseurs to be the most delicious
coffee i'll the world. Sold only by Rey-
nolds, Watson & Co.
Go With the 20. T. NJ. band to Story
City on sunday, June TO- via the Iowa
Central. Only IS cents for the round
trip. Train leaves at $3.50 a. NJ.
= 7 s. ii
Is Our customers say the Mocha and
lava coffee that we are selling for %
cents is better than others are asking
80 and So cents for. G.. j. Hoyt
We are showing a large line of ladies'
Oxford and two-button Fiedoras in all
the newest lasts. Just the thing for hot
weather. Ask for them. Bromley's shoe
store, 40 East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Merritt and baby
daughter Margaret. Of Dies Aloines
passed thru the city this morning to
Eidora, where Mrs. Merritt and baby
will spend the summer at the parental
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Wilson.
Mrs. Levi Ruttan and sister-in-law
Mrs. Z. a. Crandall. We're in ST. AM
thony Wednesday night, where they at
tended the celebrationo of the sixth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Newman About forty-fiye
We're in attendance at the party given
by Mr. and Mrs. Newman.
The Approximate earnings of the Iowa
Central for the last week in May, as
shown by reports from the auditors of
flee. were s5a,l91s51, a decrease over the
corresponding period Of last Year IN the
sum of s10,071.Os. For the month the
approximate earnings We're $l6i.s46.'9. q
decrease over May. 1899. of So IO1.5t
Miss Hattie Perkins, of the high
school, left at 1910 O'clock this after
noon for Chicago. She will spend a few
days there and then go on to Arkansas.
where she Will spend a month or so
With her parents. The last six weeks
Il of the summer Miss Perkins expects to
spend in Chicago with her sister and
will take some work at the university
There is not much pleasure trying to
keep cool on the lawn unless you have
lccmfortable furniture to sit in. Then,
when the dew begins to fall, the proper
thing is,3 a asttee for the porch. Densel
1 & Wilbur have a complete line of porch
| and lawn furniture, sattees. chairs and
Ieverything for ease and comfort. Call
t7and see What we have. as this is the sea-
son for these goods.
Remember that Wall and Rails will
1 open Mountaineering parlors. pantorium
land cigar store to the public Saturday.
ESNyorkmen are busy putting the finish
1 ing touches on the interior Of the builds
ling and a portion of the stock is al
READY in. The Chicago papers will be
kept and you may have Your shoes
Esllined while enjoying u good cigar. II
4 you want a suit of clothes, Hon can not
do better than buy them of US. Wall &
Rolls.
Mr.. Lewellyn Powell left this morn
4 ing for DslSalb, ILL.,. where his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Stone will join him in
a few days and accompany him to Tus-
cola. where he viii visit for a time
i With his daughter. Mrs. S. A. Rich
4 mond. Mrs. Stone will then 90 to Chi
5lscago, where her husband viii join her
A and they viii go to- 0berlin. o.. to at
j,end the great reunion Of the sons and
.Idaughters of Oberlin College, which is
Mr.. stones alma mater. Mrs. Stone
Il Viii also visit at the a. r. Harador
home in Rogers Park. a suburb of Chi
4 cago.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Brown. who hav.
ILeen spending the winter in Daytona
i Fla. arrived home Wednesday evening
on the Central, Via Peoria. having stop
4 ped for the past three weeks in Cantor
land Pennington, Ill. where Mr.. ant
II Mrs. Brown formerly resided ant
4 where they have numerous relative:
4 now living. Mr.. and Mrs Brown expec.
I to remain in Alarshalltown during III.
A greater part of the summer. as the.
nave given up their European trip.
to the fact that they We're disappointet
Fin securing their transportation acros
4 the water at the time.they had planne,
Ito go. They have enjoyed their south
ern stay immensely this year. and MI
4 Brown says that his yacht. which ha
been on the ocean now for the pas
three winters, took everything in sigh
in the winter races.
Among the graduates in the law de
"A Iowa Wednesday We're Messrs4 Clyd
Caswell and Roy P. Clark, of this cts
TIE former a son of Judge and Mrs
U3ed caswell ard the latter son of til
y late Perry Clark. Both of the youn
men are alumni of the Marshalltowl
: Ihigh school and since Mr.. Clark's grad
: uation, about eight years ago, his tim
has been spent in receiving higher edl,
cational training. From here Mr.. Clar
went to Des Moines, where he entere
. Dies Moines College. from which h
) graduated in the collegiate department
a four years ago. Since that time he ha
spent year in the University of Chi
y cago, one year at Harvard Universit
and the last two years at Iowa City
taking up the study Of law in each {
, the institutions. Both he and Mr.. Cas-