Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-30
THE CITY In BRIEF'.

DR.. Nichols, physician.
DR.. Bryant, over 16 West Main. III
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{ DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
Silk front shirts 80 cents at Stern's.
Enter Business College. Trial free.
Stylish tailoring. Brenneck & Han
sen.
AIarshalltown's leading shirt house.
Henry Pappe.
Newest STYLES i'll straw hats 90 cents
to - at Stern's.
Best line of duck trousers. plain and
fancy. Henry Pappe.
Mescan fit every lady's head correctly
with a summer hat. Mrs. Morrill,.
Mrs. Mccoy at spiritiualists Hall.
Sunday evening. Admission 10 esnts.
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For first-ciass papering or painting
see Bert Everist. Mayors drug store.
Students enrolling almost every.
week. Enter now, Business College.
He who by his business would rise
must advertise. Chocolate Cream cof-
i8fee.
Grand electrical display at Hen,y
Pappe's new clothing palace this even,
ling.
Our great sale of summer suitings
and trouserings. Hopkins the popular
tailor.
All of our fine corded 20 cent ging-
.hamssto be closed out at 10 cents. NJ. F..
Andrews.
Have you bought Chocolate Cream
coffee and got your free ticket TO the
/ big SHOW?
Take your family to Gifford's restau-
/ rant for q sunday dinner The coolest
Place and best meals in the city.
{ Culley will keep his store open late
I Tuesday night, the Sd. All goods or
i5dered after supper Will be delivered.
Now is the time for that new piano.
Buy the Emerson and have the best.
/ Sold only by the Tuffree Music House.
/ Concordia Rebekah Lodge will serve
ice cream ard cake tonight at the
corner of Church street and Second
avenue. Everybody welcome.
BUY five packages of Chocolate
Cream coffee and get a 5O-cent ticket
7. free. or two half tickets to Sells Bros
i big show. All retail groceries have it
of the best
4 Mr.. ard Mrs. James Peckham. who
were recently married in this city, re-
turned Friday evening from their
Il Chicago and Janesville. Wis.
Mr.. Halsey NJ. Rhoades. editor and
owner of the Rocky Mountain World
published at5Denver, passed thru the
city Friday evening on the Colorado
4 special en- route home from Philadel-
phla, where he had been as a DELEGATE
Ito the national republican convention
Il Mr. Rhoades was resident of Mar
shaluown over forty years ago,
q Miss Pearl Fauquier and Mr.. Ear
Applebee have returned home from
Gouncil Bluffs, where thye ware mem.
berg of the graduating class from thu
school for the deaf. They have beer
There for a number of years and STOOD
VERY high in their classes. Mr.. Applebe'
expectsato go in the fall to Washington
iENNfleFtt9 lie Will
dot college for the deaf.
DR.. j. wickliff Bouldin, the special
list, realizing that from now to col,
: weather is the best time in the year I
treat catarrh, and also that many a
3 this time have but little money t
spare. has concluded to treat the frs
twenty-five cases of plain catarrh tina
make application for treatment durin
the month of July at a S. per mont
rate for the entire course
81 Mr.. Frank kearns was 10 years oil
F:'iday and in the evening about t!lirt
sof his friends gathered at his home, Nj
SOB East Linz street, to surprise hin
Games We're played and singing by
quartet composed of Messrs. W. Coyn.
w Cahill Ed Fahey and F. Kunklt
sang some pretty songs. The host
mother. assisted by Miss nellie Oar
ling. served refreshments on the law
Mrs. Roy Emery Of Beaumont. Tex
formerly Miss Gertie seager. of thi
+ city. passed thru Marshalltown tki
II morning en- route to Mason City. wher
z she will visit at the home of her bro
ther-in-law, General Agent C. A EN-
;. cry, of the Iowa Central. Mrs. Emer
was accompanied by her two sma
Echildren and their nurse. and in. I'll
= course of month or so expects to Wis
IN in this city.
I 1t will be very gratifying to ii
many Marshalltown friends Of Mr.
Carrie JacobsIBond, of this city,
1: know of the success Of her piece, I'll
Captain of the Broomstick Cavalry
dedicated to Master Roland Speers,
this city. The piece has become vel
Il popular in Chicago, appears on II
program Of Phillip Brooks band
Sans Souci, and is sung by Camil
D'Arville at the Masonic Temple ro
garden.
The Jewell Record: One of the plea
: ATTEST gatherings Of the season was
> dinner party given by Mrs. P. H. De
rick on Tuesday Of this week, in hon
:. of Mrs. w. "A. Sandoe, OF Marshalltow
"A The rooms were beautifully decorat,
"a with flowers. The dinner was most Ell
"a CANT and Mrs. Derrick an ideal hostes
a The hours passed pleasantly in soci
. chit chat and music. The occasion w
be a pleasure long to be remembered
those Who We're present.
Carl c. Shaw, a former Marshalltop
boy, son OF q. H. Shaw, telegraphed h
father today that his daughter,
bright little girl OF years. died tn
ismnrniny at pa Ieetfno9 Toy xpbnya a