Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-16

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Dr. Nichols. physlcian.
DR. Bryant. physician ana surgeon.
Ladies' Isle summer vests Is cents at
the Hawkeye.
Have you sampled Graham's plan
tation,, the new scent cigar?
Mems negiigee shirts. beautiful pat
terms. so cents to 81. at stern's.
La Shelle, the up-to-date tobacconist.
Headquarters for the finest Key West
and domestic cigars.
If you want solid comfort buy one of
our unlined flannel suits at 81 to So.
Most comfortable summer goods made.
Stern.
Beginning at o'clock this evening we
place all OF our ladies' and misses par
asols on sale at greatly reduced prices.
NJ. f.. Andrews.
A man may wear an elegant suit OF
clothes, but If his shoes are not polished
he does not look dressed UP. The place
to get a first-class shine is at Wall e.
Rails SO West Main.
/ Ladies, gee w. NJ Clark about the
three prizes given to the three ladies
selling the largest number of tickets for
the Maccabee excursion to Clear Lake
on Thursday, June q.
Sheriff Shoemaker returned at 2:10s
this morning from Fit. Madison, where
he had taken Monroe Wilson to serve a
two years larceny charge. and at 4:16
left for Chicago in company with John
sByrnes the young man who went in
sane at State Center a few weeks ago.
Macarthur McColl. of Des Moines.
state president of the Young Peoples
Christian Temperance Union. was in
the city Friday evening in conference
with the executive committee of the To-
cal union andsmaking arrangements for
the visit of Miss Eva Marshall Shontz
to our city next week.
Ho for Clear Lake!-With the Mac
scabees. Thursday, June 81, via the Iowa
Central. Special train will leave this
city at $50 a. m. Only slips for the
round trip. This is a basket picnic and
large crowds will be in attendance. The
proceedings will be enlivened by band
concert sailing, fishing. etc.
Mr.. Marsh H. Haviland is home from
st. Joseph. Mo-, where he was called on
business about week ago, and where
he had the misfortune, while investigat-s
ing fire loss, to fall thru a broken floor
and bruise his left knee badly. He will
be home for some little time. or Until
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cane.
Several members Of the different COM
spanies of the Fifty-second Regiment,
Iowa National Guard, We're in the city
this morning on their way home from
the state range shoot at Cedar Rapids
Among them We're Sergt. Bass, of the
Boone company, and Sergt. Bonebrake.
of the Webster City company. Sergt
Bonebrake scored 1876 in the team shoot.
Five thousand yards mill ends at the
big gift sale next week at the Bee Hive.
Two thousand yards silkoline for 5 cents
per yard: 1000 yards best black cam
brio. Z cents per yard; 1000 yards heavy
S cent muslin. 6 cents per yard: 1000
yards 1915 cents percale for S cents per
yard: 1000 yards best prints fer 5 cents
per yard. Watch for bargains next
week.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Chris
#tian church was entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Myo Hurlbut at her
home. No. 107 South Fourth avenue.
About thirty-fivc members We're in att
tendance and Mrs. Hurlbut. assisted by
her friend and guest. Miss Kittiei AM
dress, of Jacksonville. Fla. served re-
freshnents after the business session
was finished.
There has been no decision made as
yet concerning the county lighting
plant question. which the officers of the
Marshalltown Light, Power & Railway
Company asked the board of s,lpervi-.
5sors TO reconsider. The only thing that
seems to be in the way is whether or
not the Cedar Rapids, firm which was
awarded the contract will be willing to.
give up the work. II is understood that
the lighting company has agreed to
take the contract off the hands of the
county.
General Manager r. F.. Clarke. Of the
Central. and Mrs. Clarke and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Denmead, went to Clear Lake
Ion the Hawk Eye this morning, where,
today, they made arrangements for get
ting summer cottages in readiness Mr..
and Mrs. Denmead Will have their
quarters at the Outing Club, and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarke expect to be able to
rent the Spencer cottage. Vice Presi-
dent and Treasurer George r. Morse, of
New York, expects to spend q part of
the summer ut Clear Lake with the
Marshalltown contingent, and Judge
land Mrs. G. w. Burnham. of Vinton,
will also be there for time.
A The members OF the Entire Nous Club
land their husbands enjoyed a happy re-
union Friday evening at the beautiful
new home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Janney.
appearlng in body at the Janney home
5at $50 to spend the evening. The az
4 fair was planned on account OF the fact
THAT Mr.. and Mrs. Janney have recently
taken possession Of their new home.
land have as their guests Mesdames j. x.
Flood and Harry Cornell. of Hart,
Mich, and MIR. II. "A. Lanpher, Of st.
/ Paul. The evening was spent in a de-
Hlightfully informal way. the spacious
porch affording pleasures for those who
preferred the open air to the festivities
Indoors. Mrs. j. l.. Williams read, on
behalf of the club, an original poem in
which the passing of the old to the new
home was the principal theme. Re-
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