Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-23
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DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Enter Business College Monday. II
Dr.. Bryant. over Is west Main.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician..
Blue and black serge coats and vests
at stern's.
Smoke Red Book scent cigar La
shelle, distributor.
Watch our big advertiser on the.
street tonight. The Fair.
Clearing sale begins Monday morning.
Come early. Archie Parker. !.
Have you sampled Grahams plan.
tation." the new Scent cigar?
Ten yards Of pretty figured lawn for
tonight only % cents. The Fair.
For frst-ciass paperlng or painting
see Bert Everist, Mayors drug store.
Mems brown mixed Rockford socks
scent grade, tonight only cents. The
Fair.
Brilliant electrical display this ev-l
Sening at Henry Pappe's new clothing
palace.
Tray and lunch cloths and complete
line of huck and dana SIX towels at NJ. f..
Andrews.
New honey is arriving at Idso & Will
hau's in small quantities from the
;apiary of Beebe & Wheeler.
Don't forget the races at Finkle's
Park on July 10, II and IL. Afine string
of steppers will be here at that time.
New all-oNers for waists and Jokes in
tucked organdies, tucks and lace inser-
tions, all-over embreideries, etc, Just
received at Newcomers.
Salem, o.. Daily News: Mrs. Abbie
Fawcett Binford of Marshalltown, Ia,
is a guest at the home of her cousin.
Mr.. Z. w. Notaw, of East Main street
For the prohibition national conven-
stion at Chicago, June 27-2S, the Bur
lington, Cedar Rapids & Northern rail-
way will sell round trip tickets from a
points at very favorable rates. Call on
any agent of the Cedar Rapids Route"
for full information.
w. H. AIcGill while handling knife
yesterday afternoon, let the blade slip
and strike his left hand in such man
5bled profusely and the services Of a sur
geon had to be summoned. The injury
was Very painful, but will not prove SER
ious, it is thought.
Mrs. G.. w. Bassett, who has been
Mrs. Merritt Greene's guest for the
past few days. went to Dubuque this
morning. where she will be with rel
atives before going on home to Pitts.
burg. Mrs. Bassett is an EXCEPTIONAL
ly clever woman and her promise to
make Marshalltown a long visit some
time in the future is Of interest to club
women.
Ten yards of pretty figured lawn for
tonight only q cents. The Fair.
The Mason City Globe Gazette says.
Miss Hattie Narramore left yesterday
for Marshalltown, where she will spend
"a couple of weeks the guest Of her
friend. Miss Grace Lander
Friday evenings Oskaloosa Herald
says: Engine No. lob of the Muscatine
& Northern railway, that was formerly
No. 10 of the Iowa Central, passed thru
the city yesterday en- route to Marshall
town shops. where extensive repairs wfsl
be necessary to repair 1t from a smash
up it experienced in its service along the
river.
+ In order to make room for fall goods
we are making extremely low prices on
our summer suitings. a large stock to
select from. The Upper Circle Club is
doing a good business Join now and
have your clothes pressed properly once
a week and your shoes shined every! day.
Clothes called for and returned The
Marshall Tailoring Company, First Ma
tional Bank building.
We are making great reductions on
pantaloons for the next two weeks. and
this will be an opportunity for you to
get just what you want at reduced
prices. We make the kind of pants you
can wear without losing your self
respect. The pants we are making are
unusually good, but decidedly cheap, as
Soar great reduction sale Is or. Come
while they last. Petersen e. Co.. over
the Western Unicn.
Superintendent W. f. Tomlinson, of
the county farm, desires good homes
for five children now in his custody.
Three OF the children are boys. aged 8.
5 and years respectively. The elder
girl is 5 and the other babe three
weeks old. All are bright, pretty chill
dren and would gladden. any home
where children are wanted. Apply in
person or by letter to w. Il. Tomlinson,
county farm, LaMoille, Ia.
Mr.. Charles Whitehead received word
Friday of the death OF his little nephew
and namesake, Charles Henry conk-
Hing. The little lad was brother tc
Mrs. G. f.. NJ. Stone and had visited in
1.-the city. His parents have been living
Lat Central City. but are just moving
13back to their old home in Rock Rapids
4 The boy was about - years old and his
ILLNESS was of very short duration
The trouble was appendicitis. The flu
neral occurred in Rock Rapids today.
Mr.. George Nell is in receipt OF q
very handsome example Of the en-.
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