Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-11
5arsballpps ,upa undsp suns II 1900

A good lawn mower for g at Bull
locks.
A genu smoke the popular
Black Swan 6-cent cigar.
n. E. simkins. undertaking exclusive.
~. Second door west Of postofnce.
Ladies' fast BACK umbrellas, with
steel rods, 40 cents. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Tomorrow we will sell white duck
skirts trimmend with braid for 81 each.
Lee & Benedict.
The Iowa Central approximate earn
ings for the first week in June We're
s4l, 343.22, an increase of $143.O1 over the
corresponding period Of last year.
The F. NJ. Clark grand larceny case
has been set for June "a, the prisoner.
asking that time to plead when arr
raigned Saturday afternoon in Justice
Aliens court.
DIR. +. II. Boucher returned Sunday
evening from a week S stay at Chicago
and Detroit. DR.. Boucher was present
at the Dewey day festivities on Friday.
and Saturday, at Detroit
The railroads suffered little damage
on account of the heavy rain Sunday
morning, the Northwestern reporting a
washout of about two rail lengths one
mile east Of Luzerne. The Great West
ern had quite a bad washout near Glad
brook, but the Central reported no dam
age of any kind
President c. d. Jones, Of the Mar
shalltown, Light. Power & Railway
Company, spent Saturday, Sunday and
today in the city on business, leaving
this evening for Creston and other
southwestern Iowa points to look after
his business INTERESTS. He will visit
Chillicothe. NO.. before returning to In
dependence.
Special Officer McGlade managed
to get q great deal of work last week
out of his laborers doing time for in
toxica ton, and sentenced to the stone
pile. During the week he had under
him from fifteen to twenty men and
they have broken forty loads Of
rock, counting a perch and third to
load. All OF the broken stone is being
used to fill in low places on different
streets.
Mrs. j. X. Flood and Mrs Harry Cor
nell, of Hart, Mich, arrived in the city
Sunday evening, and Mrs. r. A. Lam
phere, Of St. Paul. this evening, and
will be the guests for a few weeks OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. Janney. Mrs. Janney
will be hostess at a reception for her
guests Tuesday afternoon at her lovely
new home. corner of Third and Linn
streets, for which 175 invitations have
been issued.
The funeral of the late Charles j.
Thornquist was conducted Sunday af-
ternoon from the family residence and
was largely attended. Rev. Pearson, who
is soon to assume his duties as pastor
of the Swedish Lutheran church. preach
ed the discourse. and the choir furnished
the music. The flowers presented by the,
friends of the family We're very many
and beautiful. The pallbearers We're
N1essrs. Henry Oleson, Gus Johnson,
Charles ana August Seberg, G. p. Carl
son and John GUST .
The Children's Day exercises in the
different churches. as announced Satur-
day evening in these columns. passed off
Very pleasantly, and We're very success
full. Misses Bessie Blossom and Theresa
Jones. who have trained the children fer
the Congregational exercises. had the
program of that school In charge. The
Iincandescent lights going out in the
middle of the service disturbed the pro-
gram somewhat. but lamps We're SEE
cured and the entire program was Civ
en-.
The Paragon restaurant is one year
old Many people predicted failure
when MIR. Jones embarked in business
but it looks like anything else than fail ]
ure. as he has built on a large addition
Ito his dining room, and now boasts of
having the neatest, ARREST, lightest and
coolest dining hall in#the city. He does
mot brag on his meals. Those who eat
them do that. One can get anything he
wants from the lunch counter, which
mas also been extended. In connection
with the above is a neat ice cream par
lor, where one can get cream by the dish
or quart. Nice cake served with all 10
cent dishes.
The Sheldon edition for the Topeka
| Capital was a success for one week,
but E. f. Andrews. of Newton, Nas..
says "Beggs' Blood Purifier has been a
standard spring medicine in his family
for twenty years. Permanently cures
all skin and blood disorders. George p
Powers, druggist
"MONARCH."
Tho New GnsolinerLtst of Groccrs
| Who Sell II.
No smoke, no smell. Not sold from
peddling wagons. Sold in Mar.hal!town,
only by: