Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-30
Dr.. Nichols. surgeon.


Will commence today.
H. z. simkins. undertaking exclusive
sly. Second door west Of postoftice.
Marshalltown's leading collar house
for men and boys. Henry Pappe.
I am packed in an air tight package
and will keep fresh. Chocolate Cream
coffee.
You can find an immense line of corr
sets of the perfect fitting kind at NJ. +.
Andrews.
Get Your Sunday dinner at Chords
restaurant. Everything served in first
class style.
The big elephan; and the baby"
will advertise Chocolate Cream coffee
and MarshalltowE wherever they go.
Parties desiring ice cream for the
Fourth should send their orders early
to insure their being filled. G. Treffry.
Every time our boys, suits will give
the boys a surprise by proving them
selves stronger than the boys them
selves. Farrand & Clifford.
Buy five packages of Chocolate
Cream coffee and get a 5o-cent ticket
free, or two half tickets to Sells Bros.
big show. All retail groceries have it
quality of the best.
A sociable for the Christian church
was given Friday evening on the wide
porch and spacious lawn of the w. NJ.
Sherlock residence on West Main street
Ice ceam and cake We're served.
s5ss ss@
Young America is smart. Quite a
lIumbero of boys have bought Chocolate
Cream coffee and sold it to their friends.
!. In this Way they get q circus ticket
free. Only one day left Monday, in
which TO do it. Buy Of the retail! gro-
1 3cerSmeri.
| Drop in and have Your shoes shined.i
get a good cigar and leave your order
| for a suit of clothes. We make suitsf for
men who are hard to fit and hard to
\ please. but we do it Very satisfactorily.
\ Prices are moderate and orders given
prompt attention.. Wall e. Rails.
Oscar Hollan. a plumber in the ems
ploy of Perry Mack. was arrested this
afternoon by Constable Nicholson upon
a charge of defrauding a hotel, sworn
ont by an information filed by Mrs.
Jonas Roe, with whom Hollan has been
lboarding. 1t is thought the case will be
isettled without trial.
Miss Charlotte Reed returned Friday
evening FROM Council Bluffs where she
4 has been since January, teaching
/ drawing to the children of the school
4 for the deaf. Miss Reed is much in
4 terested in her work and says the deaf
l5children are very apt at drawing. and
with the exception that they can not
hear are as bright as any children.
We were lucky and bought large
4 invoice of flour before prices advanced.
4 1t is unnecessary for us to state that
Il the old reliable Pillsbury's Best. White
Swan and Gold Medal are standard
q brands, for you know they are. The
3 Echo is another good brand that we
carry. Either of these brands are first
& class and we make a price that Will
surprise you. Idso & William.
The directors Of the Hallway Y. NJ
6. a. and the members of the ladies'
\ auxiliary are planning to extend TO the
Il new secretary, Mr.. j. Fl. Fellingham
.ssof Iowa City, a warm welcome. Mr.
n Feilingham and Wife expect to arrive
lin Marshalltown about the 18th of July
and he VIII take charge of the work
a about the 18th. On the 18th. In honor
!: of Mr.. and Mrs. Fellingham recep-
), ton is planned, to be given in the as.
/, ISOLATION rooms.
.. The membership of the Upper Cir.
J Gle Club is increasing daily, but ".
want a few, more The price is onl,
S1.5O a month and you are always pre-
sentable. clothes pressed. shoes shinet
every day, all for the same money. Oul
seasonable goods are being closed on
Y at Very low prices. You can get a sui
j. of clothes now much cheaper thar
(. heretofore. Come in and see us. Joil
4 the Upper Circle Club and be in thu
!, swim. Marshall Tailoring Company.
!, Mrs. Maude Rood, Of Webster City
I accompanied by her little daughter
Adelaide Merriam, and sister, Miss Lot
& tie Evans the latter of this city, ar
], rived in the city Friday evening on5th
Colorado special from Chicago. wher
$ they have been visiting at the home o
9 Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Clifford. Miss Lot
: tie Evans has been absent from HON
: about year, and the greater part o
y her time has been spent in Albuquerque
" n. NJ. with her sister, Mrs. L. NJ. Ram
e aey. wife of Superintendent Ramsey, {
II the Santa Re. Miss Evans health, o
account of which she made thessoutter
) trip is greatly improved
J. OF all the picnics which the Round
o abouts have enjoyed, and they hav
e been very many. there was never
. more enjoyable one than that of FIR
: day, when the ladies Of the club we1
y guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. A Brow,
le who drove them to Timmons' grove an
y spread for them an elegant dinner an
'e supper. The party left the city abor
y o'clock in the morning and returne
about that hour in the evening. 1t wa
= a pleasure to have in the party thre
a members who are out Of the city Il
L the greater part of the years Mr.
II Frederick Rowe, of Brooklyn, ". y
n. Miss Martha Beeson. Of Des Moline
d and Miss Mary Jean Miller. OF Chicag
Mr.. "A. F. Balch and daughter Rut
=; left Friday evening, via the Centri
:, and the c., r. i. & p. for st. Johns
= bury, VT, where Miss Ruth will spen
= the summer with her grandparents. NJ
and Mrs. John w. Balch. Mr.. Bale
N will remain at st. Jollnsbury for fe
ia days visit, when he will leave for Ne
a York, from which port he expects
is sail about the 11th OF July for Europ
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