Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-12
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

sAI;1. NSAS11olS, 5Sui 6SoA.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Hellberg, the practical optician.
See them go. Summer hats at Mrs.
Morrill's.
a large selection of correct trouser-
ings at Hopkins.
For the best bread and bakery goods
SO to sundells cafe.
Unusually low prices in table linens.
.Hoyt's Department Store.
Have you sampled Graham's Plan
tation," the new Scent cigar?
Short lengths of India linens half
price. Hoyt's Department Store.
We are prepared toput in the best OF
water service work. Reed Heating Co.
The ladies will. be at Henry Pappe's
reception tomorrow evening in fun.
force.
children's summer underwear: good
garments cheap. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Master Russell Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Aubrey Smith, is i'll With
throat trouble.
The old reliable Marshalltown band is
open for enga gement July 4th. Address
Elmer Wallace, secretary.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Univer-
isalist church Will meet Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs Sue Grandall.
See the assortment of ladies' muslin
night gowns we have at 4a. 10 and so
cents and 81 and s1.25. NJ. F.. Andrews.
Mrs. Lewis Seager, of Gilman, has
been in the city today, coming to at
tend the reception given by her cousin.
Mrs. a. Janney.
Miss Frances Allen, of Tama, arrived
in the city Monday evening and via
be present at the Bentley-Merriman
nuptuals tonight.
Misses May and Blanche Stone, of
Gilman, came TO the city this morning
to attend the I4ampman-F'anton nup-
tials this evening
Go to Clear Lake and spend a week at
rates cheaper than living at home
Iowa Central ticket agents will give
you full particulars.
We can deliver all grades of founda-
itien stone en- short notice. Prices srea-
sanable Marshslltown Stone Com
pans-, room 5. court house.
With the opening OF Henry Pappe's
! rev clothing store the fame of Mar
/ shalltow1ls as a progressive. city Will be
more firmly established than ever.
Misses Hasseltine AIettlen and Jessie
Arney returned Monday evening from
# Cedar Falls, where they have complet-
+ ed their frs, year in the Iowa State
Normal school.
Il OF all the queenly ornaments the hair
ornament is the most effective and
! Should be selected with good taste.
4 Heliberg' 81 assortment is such that a
mistake could not be made.
Finest fishing IN the land at Clear
4 Lake, Iowa. Extremely low rates. in
I Guiding board at Whitakers Lake
Shore Hotel. Ask the Iowa Central
ticket agents for particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Willard and Miss
4 Emma Harris Went TO Belle PLANE this
i afternoon. where tonight they Will be
4 present at the wedding of Miss Mary
Il sanders and Mr. chris Marschall.
Mrs. =. -. Meier, VINO Is occuPsiiils
4 the residence of Mrs. O. L. Binford a
Il No. sol West Main street, has ISSUED
4. invitations for lawn party for Tues
Il day afternoon, June 10, at 3 clock. TIL,
Z ladies are invited to meet Mrs. Ro,
!. Martin, of ST. Paul
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lof. - q. 1ll OF .netpou l accom-
) panied by ms 5pfo1hef, MI. lsdWars
: city. The latter is at Melbourne 70
81 the funt -Kin1baH wedding at LaAIoill
J, Thursday night. as is also Mrs. ]. Nj
u HINT of I1rbana. M.
The Maquoketa l.sxcelsiorsaSs: cap
: and Mrs. u, G. johnson Will go to Mar
shalltown tomorrow nigh to attend IN
: wedding Of Mrs. Johnson's brother.
> Nershon. of Iiscomb. who weds Mis-
Ma hels l,anfield tomorrow
John Eyrnes, the Northwestern sraa
: er who Went insane a few weeks sag
! at State Center, will be taken the latte
part Of the week to Chicago, where 2
S will be turned over by Sheriff shoe
} maker to the man Warner, VINO IS
nro,,,isad ~ carr. for him
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