Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-09

Hardware Store. Trading stamps.
Several new STYLES in wash goods
have just arrived. Lee & Benedict.
Ounce crush hats are as comfortable
as a straw hat We have EN-. Stern.
Great bargains Monday in white In
dia linens-half price. Archie Parker.
Cut prices on all suits, Jackets and
capes to clean up stock. NJ. F. An
drews.
Special for Saturday night: Twelve
yards of Nalenciennes lace for 1Oscents
at the Fair.
Call and see the new corded dimit1es
We are selling at S cents a yard. Lee
& Benedict
Try Clifford for Sunday dinner. A
nice cool place to eat. and the best %
cent meal in the city.
Remember Henry Pappe's grand
opening day next Wednesday evening.
Make no other engagement
Riue-tlsme oil stoves and gasoline
stoves. The best made. Schmdts
Hardware store. We give trading
stamps.
Wall & Rails want to see you at their
tailoring, pantorium and cigar stor,
this evening. This is the date of their
opening.
Follow the band 10 Story City sun
day, June TO- Iowa Central special train
leaves at $50 a. m. Only 10 cents for
the round trip.
Miss Jessie Butterfield returned FRI
day evening from Cedar Falls wher,
she has spent the past year as a stu
dent in the Iowa State Normal School.
We are showing large line of ladies'
oxford and two-button Fiedoras in all
the newest lasts. Just the thing fer hot
weather. Ask for them. Bronley's shoe
store, no East Main street
Finest fishing in the land at Clear
Lake, Iowa. Extremely low rates. In
Guiding board at Whitaker's Lake
Shore Hotel. Ask the Iowa Central
ticket agents for particulars.
Sunday. June TO- the C. & N w. will.
run an excursion to Cedar Rapids.
Fare for the round trip, Sl.50 Train.
leaves A1arshalltown at 59:35 a. M. and
returning leaves Cedar Rapids at $50
p. nj.
Mr. and Mrs. MI. Adams, of Ames.
Mr.. Perry Smith. of Tama, and Mr.. N.
4 L. Bergen. of Nevada. have been In the
cit. today with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u.
Downing. The gentlemen are furniture
dealers in their respective places of.
residence
Grand concert ny the consolidated
band of seventy pieces. basket picnic
and other attractions at Story City on
sunday, June 10. Special excursion
train leaves the Iowa Central depot at
$50 a. m. Fare only IS cents for the.
round trip.
Messrs. CLYDE Gaswell and Lee Sieg
arrived home Friday evening from,
Iowa City, where they have finished
their courses in the state university.
The boys We're accompanied by Mr..
George sies. who was in Iowa City to
attend commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reebe and the
llatter,s daughter, Mrs. e. l.. Mcdaniel.
| of Fort Recovery, o., spent today in
Amos With their cousin, President
| Beardshear. Of Iowa State College. Mr..
! f'eebe's daughter. Miss Mary Reebe.
came up from Des Moines to enjoy the
day with them.
4 A car loaded with railroad ties, a
part of a west-bound extra on the Cen
tral. broke down Friday forenoon at a
point east of Herman, Ill. The main
lline was blocked for an hour and a ha If
land the evening passenger No. 5. due
4 intothis point at q 3d. was just one and
4 one-half hours late.
Mr.. Harry Steward, residing north OF
4 the city in Taylor township, who has
4 been i'll for the past six weeks with
i kidney and bladder trouble, is recov.
Iering nicely and within the next few
4 days expects to be able to leave fol
i northern Wisconsin, where he will
|5spend the summer with sister, in thc
hope of again becoming we'll anG
a strong.
Mr.. Henry crippen, Of New Sharon
Il district deputy ofsthe Woodmen5 of the
a World, spent Friday in the city, IL
a company with his wife, as the guest d
a Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennehan. be
ing en- route to his home from Denison
where he has been in attendance at tn,
tenth annual log rolling. Mr. Crippe1
was formerly a resident of this city
4 having resided here fifteen years prio
& to about six years ago
II Charles Henry received this morning
I from ]. /. Martin, sergeant-at-arms q
the democratic national convention. hi,
commission as special officer on Mr.
Martins staff and is ordered to repor
for duty at Kansas City on July a. Th,
4 office carries no compensation with 4
4 outside of the distinction conferred b,
:. the appointment. The distinction is n,
minor matter, however, when the small
& number of officers required is CON
I pared with the territory they ar,
T chosen from. Mr.. Henry has accepted
Il the honor and will report as ordered
. Marshalltown people who attend tn,
convention will be glad of a familiar
face among the officers and chance t,
argue their way In.
Sheriff Shoemaker was called to til,
!. Soldiers Home yesterday to TAX,
charge Of Capt. ]. d. Williams, agains
whom an information Of mental inca
!, pacity had been laid. He was ad
J. judged insane at a hearing before tn,
. commissioners late yesterday afternoo,
and taken to the institution at hide