Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-21
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Enter Business College Monday.
: Harlan has the best s25 ladies wheel
on the market,

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~ Second door west Of postofflce.
For first-class paperlng or painting
see Bert Eyerist Mayors drug store.
Marshall Lodge, No. 1os. "A. r. & A.
NJ, will work the third this evening.
Try culley for tea. That high grade
mixed at 80 cents per pound for iced
tea.
Late popular music cut to 10 and Is
ceEts by Adamsoa, ZIG West Main, all
day Saturday.
We have a great variety of white
dimity, Persian lawn and Swiss mulls.
NJ. f. Andrews.
Thin underwear for summer, and the
prices as thin as the underwear Far.
rand 4 Clifford.
Mrs. Belle Travis went to Eldora this
morning. called by the illness Of her
friend, Mr.. Merritt Watson.
An ounce of satisfaction is worth a
ton of talk See the summer hats a
Mrs. Morrill's. You will be satisfied.
Shirts TO be comfortable in-shirts to
be entirely satisfied with--are the negli-
gee shirts sold by Farrand & Clifford.
You will want to look Your best the
Fourth You will. accomplish Your de-
sire if Flitton does Your laundry work.
Nlessrs. G. T. LaPlant and w. j. Ir-
Vine have the plans for their new houses
to be erected this summer in Electric
addition. They will be the first to be
built there
The aid department of the w. r. c.
met Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs. c.
NJ. Cook. About twenty We're present
and enjoyed a happy session, during.
which Mrs. Cook served refreshments.
Miss Amy Ash, of Hastings, FNeb., a
member of the class of 80 of Cornell
College and a roommate of Miss Cora
Sundell during the past year, arrived
this morning and will remain for a
brief visit as Mis- Sundells guest.
Misses; Anna and Lucille Ryan. Mary
Dobsns katharyn Gum and Frances
Jones. all of Cskaloosa.s We're in the city
"Wednesday afternoon. leaving on the
Colorado special for Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, Col, for a sum
mer'S stay.
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Word has been received from Mrs. A.
Il. Palmer. of West Superior. Wis, and
Miss Elizabeth Harrison. of Chicago,
who We're expected in the city for the
party of the Witenagemote Club this.
afternoon, saying their visit would be
made later in the summer. owing to ill-5
ness and other unforeseen reasons.
.
Mrs. c. w Bass.tt of Pittsburg. ar
rived III the5citys "Wednesday evening, TO
be tlle guest Of Mrs. Merritt Greene
Mrs. Eassett is Very prominent in club
work in theeast. Shesis president of the
Women's Club in her home city, and
those who attended the biennial of the
q. F. VIC. at Denver will recall her. as
she Vas at that time corresponding sec
! retarS.
Dr. II P. Duffeld left "Wednesday
for Minneapolis. where he will remain
4 for a few days visit at the homes of
| his nieces. Mesdames w. S. upper and
| Emma Baker, where Mrs. Duffield has
been visiting for a week He willy also
visit in St. Paul at the home of Mrs
Duttield's brother, Mr.. H G. Camp
Mrs. Duttield will accompany her hus-
band horne.
Today was the nineteenth anniver-
sary Of the Bethel band and tn. fact
| was celebrated By large picnic at
! Bethel Grove. Members of the Albion.
State Center and ST. Anthony bands
We're invited to participate, as we'll as
several of the FORMER members of the
Bethel organization. The Bethel Band
/ has attained an age a sa country mu-.
4 steal organization seldom equalled.
/ An itinerant chimney sweep, who
preferred the flowing bowl to the hot
I and grimy chimneys, was arrested
"Wednesday evening by Officer Cochran
1 and this morning was sentenced To ten
4 days work by Mayor Pierce. James
1 Pelly. stranger. arrested by officer
/ Clark Wednesday night, was given a
like sentence. G. Kelly, another stran-
\ ger whom Officer Clark arrested, was
1 assessed the costs Wednesday.
James Lagrange and wife, little
Eva. who have been in jail on fifteen
1 days sen ence. We're released this after
moon upon the promise that they would
4 pack IN their belongings and shake the
i dust of A1arshalltown from their feet
4 The I.aGranges, are not wanted here.
nor anywhere for that matter. and it is
not likely, after the trouble that they
nave been in here during their stay.
4 that they will care to return again very
\ soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Shorthill expect TO
leave about July ! for Milwaukee.
where they will spend the summer With
their daughters, Misses Lillian E. and
Mona r. Shorthill. who have been there
/ during the past year. The Milwaukee
1 schools, where Miss Shortholl is a
4 teacher, do not close until the last of the
present month, and as the vacation is
/ quite short it was thought best to have
1.-the family gathered together in the Wis
consin city.
Mrs. Dslla Hughes-Marsh arrived in
4 the city Wednesday evening from Chi
cago, called on account Of the serious
illness Of her father, Mr. John IL
! Hughes. who has been stricken with d
4 slight stroke of paralysis. Mr.. Hughes
affliction has caused considerable alarm
4 among his friends during the past few
days, owing to the fear that his mind
would become affected as result. The
a vocal chords seem to be principally az
q fected. Mr.. Hughes was some bette,
4 Wednesday afternoon and If he is strong
enough will be taken to Chicago hos
pital soon.
All music 20 cents at Harlan's Frida,
Il and Saturday