Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-26
Have you sampled Graham's "Plan.
tation." the new scent cigar?

We are cutting the prices deepen our
Shirt waists to close out what few we
have left. NJ. F. Andrews.
Take a plunge into our department of
,hot-weather wear and you'll emerge as
fresh as a daisy. Farrand & Clifford.
If you want an ice cream freezer and
You surely do, see INA. Lane. He has
a complete line of them. and the prices
are right. -
Commencing tomorrow we offer every
trimmed hat in our millinery depart
ment at greatly reduced prices. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Mrs. r. A. Benjamin and daughter,
Miss Pearl Benjamin, Went to Pella to-
day, where they will spend the sum
mer with the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. o. H. Eierson.
We are making Very low prices on
fir9t-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
us. Marshalltown Stone Company,
looms a and 5. court house.
The teachers examinations for June
have been set for Friday and Saturday
of this week. 1t is expected that most
Of the graduates of the classes of 90
of both Marshalltown and State Center
high schools will be here TO take the
tests.
A picnic at the Cottage Groye Park
was much enjoyed Monday evening by
Misses Hattie Adds and Winnie. Ger
trude and Edna Gross; DR.. H. II. Bay
and Rev. c. H. Richardson. The occa-i
sion was the birthday OF Miss Edna
Cross.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Wallace. Patience, was five years
old Monday and in honor of the happy
day she was the tiny hostess AT a par
ty in the evening, the guests at which
We're relatives and a few little play
mates of the neighborhood.
Low rate round-trip excursion tick
I cts will be on sale via the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids 4 Northern railway to
Kansas City Mo, on account of the.
national democratic convention July 4.
| For rates, limit, etc. cali on any agent
of the Cedar Rapids Route.
The following notice of one who has
taught in the public schools for a NUM-.
I her of years pas, is taken from the
West Liberty corresp ondence of the
Muscatine Journal: Miss Lillian
i Bridgeford, of Jefferson. Iowa, en- route
home from Museatine. where she taught
lin the normal. spent Saturday With Miss
Lima Harris.
! You no doubt frequently hear it said
Il by strangers that the young men of
q Alarshalltcwn are remarkably we'll
4 dressed for a city of $4,000. We sell
to nearly all the young men in The
city. See the point? They are stylish
q ly attired-we attire thenl-ask them.
4 We can do the same for you. Our STYLES
are right up to new. Farrand & Gift
ford.
The case of Thomas Bissell. charged
8 with habitual drunkenness. was sent Il
4. Justice Burritt this morning from
Mayor Pierces court and comes up II
the shape of preliminary hearing this
: Afternoon. Bissell pleaded not guilt,
Ito the charge and asked for the chang
!. of Venue. claiming he could not get jus
tice before the mayor. Each one o
u the city police officers and Justice AL
I len who has had Bissen before him OF
q numerous occasions. have been sub
& poenaed as witnesses at the hearing.
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= "A large number Of relatives Went t.
5 I4isconlb this morning to assist in cele
ri brating the birthday of Aunt Martha
( 8Beeson, who was So years old today
-I w. ID. Beeson and family and Mrs. al
lice Warner. of Salt Lake City, w. f
+ Lybarger and family and Wallace Ar
!, ney and family drove, While b. A. Bee
= son and family and Mrs. NJ c. Huffa
,t$l,. I
n daughter to p. a. Beeson and wifi,
I with her little sons, Byron and Gran
IS and daughter Margaret, of Des Nome!
also came to be in attendance. Mr.
q Hill and children will visit here fe
ii about two weeks.
le John LaMorie, of Conrad. formerly
le,I member of the Soldiers Home IN tn
m city has been granted an increase
1 pension from s6to IS, commencing Jul
y 10. 1899. LaAIorie is a veteran Of Con
:. pany C, Sixteenth Wisconsin infantr
Y Samuel j. Starr, another former men
10 ber. of the Home. now resident
& State Center. has also been granted a
III increase from SIS to $40. Starr was
g. member of Company B, Seventy-fift
f. Illinois infantry. Another increase
reported from Sc to IS for Vincel
Travis. late Of Company H, Secor
IN Pennsylvania heavy artillery. The il
&c crease dates from November 8, 1899.
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&c Mr.. George Trautmann returnt
ne Monday evening from his outing
or Clear Lake For the most part he e
10 joyed his stay. but there was one fe
ture which he did not. 1t occurred
last Thursday. the day the storm can
We up SO suddenly here 1t was Just
e sudden$tlere and Mr.. Trautmann, wi
ny was rowing on the lake with his son-i
ed law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs r;
tll Palmer, Of this city, thought that the
e. time had surely come. They we
ng about two miles from shore and in Il
face Of the squall worked for near
~ two hours to reach place of safety
No seemed as il that could not be possit
=. and when they reached shore they we
70. not only drenched. but physically al
81 nervously exhausted as we'll.
tn Miss MyIa Young. who has made h
)r. home in the city for about two yea
with Mrs. G. D. Frink. during viii
-. time she has been employed as stem
-. grapher to Chief Clerk Marsh, Of t
"a general freight department of the Ce
- trail, left this evening for Muskogee,
-. T., where she has accepted fedel
~ position. stenographer to the Daw
"a "a commission. Miss Young's new wo
came to her as great surprise as 9