Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-02
Straw hats at Stern's.
DR.. Nichols, physician.
Alarm clocks at Aliens.
Half sleeve vests at the Fair.
Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Grey and tan silk gloves, two clasp, at
he Fair.

The hats and bonnets that rank high
with fashionable ladies are those sold
by Mrs. MORRILL,
Lace and embroidery sale continued
a few days. Large assortment at 3 and
5 cents per yard at the Fair.
Go to Clear Lake and catch big fish.
Iowa Central ticket agents will give
You full particulars as to rates. etc.
Miss Anna Lane, of the high schools
for her home in cambridge. Ind, where.
she will spend her summer vacation.
Go on the first excursion of the sea-
son 10 Clear Lake next Sunday, June
3, via Iowa Central Railway Only
$3.50 for round trip. Train leaves this
city at $50 a. m.
If YOU take Your watch to Allen, the
jjeweler. to have it cleaned and repaired
You Will beisure to go there gain, as he
is not only an expert at watch repair
ing, but all other kinds of work.
Loose stones sometimes mean lost
stones. Neglect will make them so. We
tighten loose stones, mount new ones
and reset old ones. We are always busy.
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but never, too busy to be prompt. AL
len, the jeweler.
Right on the Lake Shore-Is Whita-
1ker's Hotel at Clear Lake, the finest;
summer resort house in the northwest.
Lots Of fine fishing. Ask Iowa Central
ticket agents for full particulars and
round trip rates, including board at
this house.
the time of leaving of tho conntrv
s6,lnh back from, A.. NrcJsride &. viii
ara Iil,ri,n IInte,s CORNERS bas heen
@ci,aneaI and h,.re., ft..rs M. back ,yilli
sla.ye.ato and ! ~ y, aanb d,v re-
turning al The shalf honrs on Snndays
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new article here and there VIII give
a home acleaner and fresher appear
ance. Among the many new articles OF
furniture which arrived q our store store
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A. G.. Edwards on Friday disposed of
his hotel. the Soleman, at Tama, to Mr.
Frank Ward. of Cedar Rapids. a for
mer Marshall county boy. son of Mr..
ard Mrs. J.. w. Ward, Of State Center,
and brother of Mr.. w. w. Ward. of this
Scity. Mr.. Ward Is an old hotel man and
for the past fifteen years has had charge
lof the Clifton at Cedar Rapids. The
consideration in the disposal OF the
< - = $500.
Mrs. II =. Paige. Of Nevada, sister of
slDr. H. r Dufiisld, OF the Soldiers
Home, Whose DANGEROUS Illness was
mentioned IN these columns E'ldaS eve
ming. DIED FRIDAY ait rnoo1i, Ali 'Snaries
sloufheid ana MISS Trace louiileid went
TO NEVADA nfs morn! IL, W mere tHey a s
| ierded iieleDflsI iuilerais services heid
TINS AFTERNOON. prior 70 lhe Z remains
| .ieaNlns, Wa thls cils LOT aplhea.'h, ~,
I Wflefe lil1efilsht VII occur Sufoas az
lltsHheon. pr l9uiheia VII 4 accompany
Tue remains 70 tApt ing
MHsa Mary Blount. of Isyron, III. the
assistant science teacher of the high
school left Friday night for her home
Mt siie VI psia r l,,.
Ecago, where she joins party Of eight
\ botany teachers. under the LEADERSHIP
/ OF DR.. Cowles, of the University OF Chi
tcago. and leaves for Cumberland, Tenn.
wheresa month or $40 will be spent In the
mountains studying the flora of that
.spart!cular part of the country. Miss
isBiount's summer field Of study will be
4 with a view of better preparing herself
4 for next years work in this city.
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