Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Treffry's ice cream is best.
Enter Business College-trial free.
Bananas 10 cents a dozen at Hoyt's.

IreIry'S ice cream is pest.
Enter Business College-trial free.
Bananas IL cents a dozen at Hoyt's.
Ladies' Egyptian yarn vests, all sizes,
s cents at the Hawkeye.
Ladies' drop stitch hose two pairs
for % cents, at the Hawkeye.
Everything in wash goods at cost
and less. Hoyt's Department Store.
If YOU need a gasoline stove see me-.
/ can save YOU money. d. j. Bullock.
Special reduction on ladies', misses,
and children's parasols at the Hawk
eye.
Bananas today and tomorrow, while
they last, 10 cents per dozen. George
l.. Andrews.
Ladies' Isle thread vests. silk tape.
beautifully trimmed, White only. 20
cents at the Hawkeye.
Twenty-Five dozen ladies' black and
tan hose, 1S-cent qualities, 10 cents a
pair Hoyt's Department Store.
Rain, sand, dust. none of these hurt
our Kind of wash suits. Put them in
the tub and all is forgotten. Farrand
& Clifford.
Mesdames A. r. Urbine, w. j. Ward
and w. w. Imler, of Gilman, We're in
the city this morning en- route to Wa
terloo, where they will attend the
.Chautauqua assembly, which began on
the 4th and continues until the Goth.
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County Clerk Bullock and Deputy
Cammack have been busy the past
three days signing the vouchers of Mar
shall county pensioners. While the
clerks office was kept open during the
forenoon Of the Fourth. not great
many, comparatively, called on that
day.
Buy piano for its individual merit.
not for its name. Buy the ore with the
tone that pleases you, and You will all
Ways be satisfied. Select ii yourself;
You have to live with it. and if the tone
harmonizes with your musical nature
You Will feel delight. Buy the Emer-
son. Tuffree Music House.
Mr. Tom Elder, of this city. and
brother, Engineer James I. Elder, of
within the next few weeks for an
European trip, visiting the Paris expo
sition and other sights in the different
countries. a feature of the trip will be
a visit to their old home in Scotland.
Owing to a reduction in the force of
the Northwestern at Milwaukee. Mr..
Frank Barry, formerly of this city. but
more recently city passenger agent of
the Northwestern at Milwaukee. has
been compelled TO resign his position
Mr.. Barry was the youngest member of
the force and consequently wassthe first
to feel the result of the curtailment of
expense.
I The statement in these columns con-
earning the race between a. l.. Put
mans horse, Lakrippe. and Archie NJ /,
of Union, should have read Clemens in
stead of Conrad, the race being pulled
off at the celebration Of the Story City
branch town. 1t is said that Marshall
town sports Who went to Clemens 1 o bet
on the race dropped in the neighbour
hood Of 500 on the event.
Mrs. W. G.. Manchester, of this city,
VINO has been in Ripan, Wis. for the
|5past few months taking treatment for
an illness OF long standing at the home
of her parents. arrived home this morn
ing. accompanied by Mr.. Manchester
and little daughters. Mrs. Manchester
is not improved To any great degree.
and is in such a condition thai an am
buiance was used in transferring her
TO the Norton boarding house, at 20i
West Church street. where apartments
have been engaged.
Mr. Joseph Johnston. of this city,
treasurer of the Iowa State Firemen.s
Association, received an official notice
Thursday from Secretary Wood. of
Cedar RAPIDS. announcing that all the
necessary financial arrangements, on
sthespart Of Cedar Rapids, were made
for the coming state tournament, TO be
held next month. A meeting of the
city association will be held next
| Wednesday night, at which time mat
tiers pertaining to Marshalitown.s rum
ming team will be talked over and some
| definite plans decided upon.
\ The Tana Herald Of Thursday prints
lin full an address delivered by Rev.
| Willis T. Smedley. Of Gilman, before
| the recent eleventh annual convention
lof the Marshalltown district Epworth
| League, held in that city. In referring
| to{the publication the Herald says: n
Smedley8 is one of the younger pastors
| of the state, but is fast winning a fin.
reputaticn as a courageous thinker and
as a pulpit orator. Years ago his father
wss pastor Of the NJ. +. church at this
| place and his old parishicners are graft
lfed that the Young man is winning sucl
widespread and deserved recognition
Mrs r. u. Gcss, Of New Sharon, anc
Mrs. Ruth Ross Bryan, Of Window
Nlir.n., spent Thursday in the city at thu
~. W. Boggie home. Mrs. Bryan. who
WAS married On June 20 last, went il
lGilman this morning, where she meets
her husband, Mr.. William Bryan. anc
latter short visit leaves for the east
/ They will spend several days visiting
4 in New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia
Boston and Washington. After tbs
lcompletion of their eastern trip they
will sail for Liverpool and will remain
a month or two in Europe, visiting tn.
4 Paris exposition and other points Of in.
\ terest.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Frank S
Ward, who has been in the Clifton
House for the past nineteen years 1
large part of the time as manager
leaves for Tama this evening, where or
july 3 he will take charge of the Sole.