Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.

College each week.
A full line Of mems gauze underwear
for % cents at the Fair.
Johnson's pure cider and Heinz's malt
vinegars for sale at Culley's.
Have you sampled Graham's PLAN
tation," the new a-cen. cigar
Attend the muslin underwear sale the
balance of the week at Newcomers.
For first-class papering or painting
see Bert Everist. Mayors drug store.
For short, heavy-set men we recon-
mend our stout drawers With short legs.
Stern.
Ginghams that We're 10 TO 20 cents
now going for s to Is cents. NJ. F. An-
drews.
New and pretty styles in all over ems
broideries. Prices low. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Secretary s.. b. Hovey, OF the Mar
shalltown Light. Power & Railway
Company, is in the city.
Plain organdies, all shades-pink,
y
dainty for party dresses, at the Hawk
eye.
The biggest line of ladies' nightdress
es ever shown in the city and at all.
prices, from SO cetns up, at Newcomers
sale.
If your are fond of fishing go to Clear
Lake. Iowa. The Iowa Central ticket
agents; will sell YOU round-trip tickets
at very low rates.
j. Battles. of the Northwestern's
Quarry camp. is in the Getz hospital
suffering from badly lacerated right
foot, received by stepping on a rusty
mail.
MIR. John Bhrel returned Wednesday
afternoon from Anes. where he has
been during the past school year taking
a course of mechanical engineering in
the Iowa State College.
Misses May and Blanche Stone, Of
Gilman, who We're here to attend the
/ iLampman-F anton wedding, west of
town. on Tuesday evening. returned to
their home Wednes day evening.
Mr.. Hee,s OF Chicago. a travelling sales
man for a wholesale piano and organ
\ firm of that city, who poses az the con-
Nerted travelling man., Will speak this
| evening in the Salvation Army tent, on
State street between First and Second
/ avenues.
AS rule housewives consider
! cookies an Indispensable article. We
4 have a fresh line of them. something
you will relish. including ribbon
/ creams. newsboy, athena, fruit slices,
4 peaches and cream, marshmallow
\ fruits and Mary Ann. Send in your or
/ Gers. Reynolds, Watson & Co.
I The race between Clyde Ottos Nell
and Frank kinZie's Farmer John was
# pulled off at 7:3o o'clock "Wednesday
evening at Finkle's park, before large
crowd of track enthusiasts. The dash
Il was an eighth mile and was Won by the
Otto mare by about three lengths.
4, sid.. bet of $50 on the result went to the
A winner.
4 Mr.. and NIrs. William Sandoe anG
i daughters Fannie and Hazel. left today
flor delightful outing. They drove
4 their ponies and their destination i.
their old country home in Hamilton
county. MIR. Sandoe Will be away about
3 a week. but his wife and daughters vii
d make a more extended visit and vii
spend some time with relatives.
Il Manager d. a. Williams Of the Pill
grim. expects TO leave the city siiortl.
for a few weeks rest from business. ant
While absen; Day Clerk Robert DUNLAP
will have charge of the hotel. TO I'll
q Mr.. $Dunlap's place temporarily Mr.. a
II Hoffman. of Storm Lake. has beer
engaged. and Mr.. Guttenfelder, o
3 Boone, will fill the night position.
ii MIR. and Mrs. r. L. Turner and chill
dren. OF Rawlins Nyo.. who have beef
5. visiting relatives in Eldora for a mum
\ Der Of weeks spent Tuesday night il
1.-The city with Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Dot
I, son, leaving this morning for their homs
, Their trip east was taken at this tim
that Mr.. Turner might have the oppor
! Itunity to attend the national conven
Etion of the Il. Of L. T., recently held a
5 Milwaukee,.
Mr. j. II. Sundell went to Mt Ncrno
this morning to attend the commence
ment exercises of Cornell College. MI
Sundell was especially interested, a
his daughter, Miss Cora Sundell, is
! member of the graduating class. Mis-
Z Sundell Will return in few days I
i spend the summer vacation. In the ia
!. she will go TO Aurora. H., where sh
has been offered fine position in
ladies' seminary.
n Frank Hay, Of this city, forme
: Central shop employe, bat for som
il time past an employe in the c. G. v
v shops at oelwein, arrived hon
g Wednesday and will remain for five Z
9 six weeks. or until he is able to retur
$ to work. Mr.. Hay was hurt in tn
ga Celwein shops while grinding a piec
S Of iron, catching his thumb betwee
n the guard and the wheel OF the ma
: chine. with the result that the rigi
j. thumb was taken of at the first Join
New members are continually bein
! admitted into membership at the So
!. diers Home, Notwithstanding the ia,
e that the rolls do not generally increa.
d during the summer months. Those az
d mitted within the past few days are
. X. Driacoll, Sac City, Company G. Sc,
Il enty-second Indiana; Charles Connel
IS Leon, Company A, engineering corp
IS Missouri volunteers: Daniel Wallac
5 st. Charles, Company 1, Two Hundre
n Eleventh Pennsylvania; James L. A