Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-05
DR.. Henriksen.
Surgeon and physicien. Jams.
The choicest straw hats always at
Henry Pappe's.


see Bert Everist, Mayors drug store.
Buy your summer corsets of us. We
have big lines at 81 and so cents and 81.
NJ. F. Andrews.
The fair will give on Friday and Sat
urday 20 per cent discount on all fans
from SO cents up.
Henry Pappe can show you more
negligee shirts than all the other stores
in Marshalltown together.
Lost-A diamond brooch. on East
Main street. Finder leave at this office
and receive s25 reward. c. A. Seely.
Misses Jennie, Cora and Helen Battin
and their guest, Miss Margaret Smart,
of Oskaloosa, were in Albion Wednes-
day evening.
Howard Burt, an Iowa Central fire.
man residing on WIit Railroad street.
had his hand shattered by the explo-
sion of cannon cracker Wednesday
afternoon.
a1essrs. A. E. Metzgar and son 1.isle,
r. l. Jones and A. A. Jones. of Toledo,
We're in Reinbeck Wednesday, where
they played on.the fife and drum at the
celebration.
We are making very low prices on
f1rst-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
US. Marshal!town Stone Company.
rooms and 5, court house.
During the hot weather AIMED goods
like salmon. dried beef, shrimp. lob
sters and Goldfish are handy to have in
the house. Our stock is always COM
plete in these goods. Reynolds. Watson
& Co.
On account of i'll health the proprie-
tors of the HotelNirginia are obliged to
give up the business. They are sacri-
ficiIg all their new household goods at
private sale. Call soon at 30 South
Third avenue.
Fourth of July accidents in this VII
cinity We're less numerous than usual.
This is probably due to Sreatercaution
on the part Of the people, and also to
lhe fact that lesser quantity of the
big crackers We're exploded.
The members of the Ladies' Mission
| airy Society of the Baptist church will
meet at the church Friday afternoon
and enjoy a drive to the home of Mrs.
Ruth Van Orman Summers. southeast
of the city where the regular meeting
l will be held.
Mr. Clark Smith. of Colfax. came TO
the city Wednesday and will remain
lover Saturday TO attend the reunion Of
| Company II. Thirteenth Iowa Infantry,
which will he held at the home of Col.
7Elliott Shurtz. Mr.. Smiths a guest at
| the Il. T. Shorthill ard Judd Morrissey
homes.
| Mrs. j. f. Lander cha peroned the fol-
flowing young people on a picnic this
SafterEoon. Misses Ruth Binford. Mae
Bceson. Pauline Andrews, Caddie Bee
son, Grace Lander and Harriet Mare
more of Mason City; Messrs. Ed Ans
1 9drews, Merritt Greene. George Fetch
err Howard Wilbur, Emmett Howard
and Roy Tuffree.
Little Zola Arnold. daughter Of Mr.. s.
IS Arnold, who was in the picnic party
that enjoyed the day at Camp Dew
Drop Inn, experienced a slight acci-
dent while firing crackers. One that
was not supposed to be lighted explod-
4 ed in her hand and burned it quite bad
Il ly.f4= Inc INJURY Was ssIlOuSsEl Uul
|.causad considerable pain.
4 Mrs. j. a.. Ward, of Gilman, was in
the city this morning on her way to
i Tanla, where she was summoned on a C.
4 count of the death Of Miss Allie Beale
4 which occurred this morning. Miss
4 I5eale is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Newton S. Beale, OF Tana. forme.
4 residents Of Gilman. Her death was
livery sudden. and resulted from paraiy-
A sis. With which she was stricken las,
4 Thursday. Miss Beale was but is years
4 of age.
4 Mr. Ray Pooler, of Winona, MINI.
A who was married two weeks a go to Mis-:
A Eyangeline Miller. of Winona, is IN thu
a city With his bride for few days Yisi
9 at the home of his aunt, Mrs. r. w
i Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. Pooler have
been spending their honeymoon in Col
8 orado. principally Denver and Colorado
Springs, also visiting in Kansas Cits
prior to coming here. They will go from
A here TO Dubuque where they will visit :
few days before leaving for their nome
Mr.. Will Merr,-man returned thi:
morning from Newton, where he spen
y the Fourth with friends. He also tool
s part in the races of the day and wa!
livery fortunate. winning first place il
the mile second in the quarter mile ant
third in the road race of five miles.
is probable that he would have won tn
latter but he was run into by anothe
4 of the racers and in addition to the tim
a lost in the fall his handle-bars Wert
badly twisted. Mr.. Merryman was ac
companied home by his aunt, Mrs. Lau
ra Herring, who will visit here for SOM
< little time.
Mr.. Harry Wheeler. OF Providence r
T., who has been in the city for the pas
& three weeks, following his vocation il
the line of novelty advertising. went I,
Oskaloosa this morning. Wheeler It'll
! man who has been walking stills on8th
4 streets in the evening and doing
"rube" act during the day time. He i
4 a very clever performer especially o.
the stills, and attracted great deal 0
attention. He is an old circus man, do
ing clown silt acts in all Of the large
shows. but says he is out of the circu
business for good, finding that he cal
earn better livelihood. besides having
more comforts and being more indepen
dent. by following the line he is at pres
ent engaged in.
/. White and fancy duck trousers a
, Henry Pappe's. Just the thing.
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