Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-27
DR.. Henriksen.
George j. Allen. scientific op.ician.

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George J. Allen. scientific op.ician.
A gentleman's smoke-the popular
Black Swan scent cigar.
For first-ciass paperlng or painting
see Bert Everist, Mayors drug store.
We can show YOU an immense stock
of damask, buck and Turkish towels.
NJ f.. Andrews.
If you want a good tan shoe for the
Fourth at reasonable prices go to G. NJ.
futile, at the Economy.
sundell's Cafe and Bakery has just
received an invoice of live soft shell
crabs direct from Baltimore.
Seventy-two-inch unbleached table
linen, regular 50-cent goods, "a cents.
Hoyt's Department Store.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Theodore Johnston,
Mems unlaundered shirts. equal to
any 15-cent shirt sold anywhere, at so
cents each. Hoyt's Department Store.
Special for tomorrow: Waist silks
that sold up to 80 cents a yard will go
5at15 cents yard to close. Lee & Ben
edict.
A1arshalltown does not claim to have
an ichneuman bug, but it does claim to.
have the best laundry in the state. and
that is Flitton's. Try it.
The Reliable gasoline stove none bet
tier Large three and four burner vapor
\ stoves. 1t will pay you to see our
prices schmidt's Hardware Store.
The ladies of Electric Rebekah Lodge
No. 3Sl will give a lawn social at the
home of George l.. Mason, corner of
Fourth avenue and Main street, Thurs
day evening. Ice cream and cake Will
| be served
If the lady who picked up a gold
watch on the street yesterday will re-
| turn the same to the residence of n. $.
Ketchum. 30 South Fourth avenue,
she will avoid the trouble of having an
| officer call for it.
Mrs. r. NJ. Jester, on her way 70
Union to spend the summer months
with relatives, has been the guest today
4 of Mrs. Charles Burkhart. The ladies.
have been classmates this year at the
college of osteopathy in Des Moines.
Mrs. II. C. McGerney, OF Des Moines.
superintendent of the Iowa Childrens
4 Home Society, came to the city Tuesday
4 and returned to Des Moinesin the eve
lining in company With two small sons of
Joseph Mehulka, a Bohemian laborer of
| the city.
The Chicago Great Western will take
T s.,f
4 Waterloo on June eS at sl.95 for the.
round trip. Tickets good to return June
90. Get your tickets June q or % from
.J. "A. Ellis, Ticket Agent, Marshall-
4 town, la.
Orc of the jolliest picnics that could
be imagined was enjoyed Tuesday at
the. Seig & Size brick yard west of
\ town by the boys of Mrs. n. w. Lun-
4 dy's class in the Sunday school of the
4 Christian church. Well filled lunch
baskets We're taken with them and the
| entire day was spent in having a good
4 time.
4 Marsh Haviland, who was injured in
Kansas City several weeks ago by fall
4 ing thru floor of burned building
i that he was Inspecting, was removed
\ from his room to the Getz hospital
4 Tuesday evening. The injury is con-
4 fined to the knee joint and is Very ag-
i gravating. altho he is doing as nicely
as could be expected.
II nj Ks
4 Mr.. Robert Shirk. of Mankato, Mimi,
4 a former resident of Marsilalltown, ar
rived in the city Tuesday and will re-
main for several days looking after
i mi ,.iSit;rtr bio
4 father, DIR. b. f. Sh!rk. Mrs. Shirk is in
Eldora at present visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mary A. Bushman, and will come
4 here for a visit with relatives and
4 friends before returning to her home.
\ j. Nelson and Olaf Anderson, of
4 Quarry, each arrested b. Officer Clark,
paid the costs before Mayor Pierce this
4 morning for intoxication. NJ. Halligan.
a arrested by Officer Weaver, and L.
i Walsh and j. Riley. arrested by Officer
4 Clark, who gave their places of resi-
dence as IaMoille; G.. Burrows. of Ta-
q ma. arrested by Officer Cochran. and
q Elmer Rogers, of Illinois, arrested by
Officer Clark. We're committed to six
4 days work.
Miss Mamie Aud was taken TO Enier-
gency hospital Tuesday night on ac-
count of smallpox. she having contract
ed the disease from other members OF
Il the family who We're taken Ill about tive
weeks ago. Miss Aud is not seriously
I'LL. Irene George, one of the hospital
patients, will be released Thursday, and
} on Sunday four or five others are due IL
be discharged. After the discharges
Sunday there will remain but eight
cases in the hospital, all Of which are
convalescing.
The Muscatine Journal says OF the
work of Miss Lillian Bridgeford, for.
lnerly of this city, in the normal insti-
tute recently closed at that place: Mis-.
Bridgeford has won the admiration OF
the teachers. She is 90 thoroughly i'm.
pressed With the Importance of primary
work in laying the basis of healthy in
tellectual growth that she unconsciouslS
imparts a spirit with her instruction
which makes the following OF her words
a pleasure and the future practice of hel
plans a certainty. She has had clever
years experience in primary work and II
that time has developed into one Of the
most successful teachers of the state
Next year she goes from MarshalltoWr
to the Des Moines schools. She is g
| charming lady to meet as we'll as an a
tractive instructor in the lectrue room
q This is her first work in this section OF
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