Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-06
DR.. Nichols, surgeon.
Treffry's ice cream is best.
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Four ninety, $500 this evening.

Trefrry's ice cream is best.
Four ninety, s4.eo this. evening.
Summer corsets, 20 cents. Hoyt's De-
partment Store:
See the red table damask we are SELL
ing at 20 cents. NJ. F. Andrews.
Two hundred yards of zephyr dim
itiees worth 121s, while they last go for
Z cents at the HaMkeye,
Liberal religious literature free on app
splication. Address Mrs Carrie II. Wet
more 1882 Sidney Ave. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. I'll. Hole, Mrs. Mary
Whealen and Mr.. X. G. Roberts went
to Mason City this morning to spend
the day at meeting OF Christian
Scientists.
The gross earnings#of the Chicago
Great Western railway FOR the fourth
Week of July, 1860, show an increase OF
.S24, 1894 over the corresponding week
of last year, making q total increase of
$iS. 029.2S for the month Of July.
ts5.
a round trip rate OF one fare plus 50
has been named by the Burlington Ce-
dar Rapids & Northern railway for the
biennial conclave, Knights of Pythias,
at Detroit, Mich, August q to Septem-
Der l. Call on any agent for full infor
nation.
County Recorder Packers desk was;
commented today With what is thought
TO be the largest Gamma blossom ever
grown in this city. The flower was of
golden yellow hue with dark shadings,
,7and measured six and three quarters
inches 1t was grown by County Clerk
j. G. Bullock.
The Maquoketa Excelsior has the fol-.
lowing concerning Il former principal of.
the Marshalltown high school: C. G..
Carstsns returned the first Of the week
from New York city. where he had been
attending a course of lectures. He ex-.
poets To- locate in Philadelphia and Will
take his family there in about month.
| Mr.. /. C. Speers, manager of the
lOdeon, arrived at home sunday morn
ing from a three weeks vaca ton trip,
which he spen. in renewing old Chicago
acqiiaintances and With relatives in
Michigan. With him came the cap
TAIN OF the broomstiek cavalry. Mas
Her Roland Speers. who has been visit
ling in Coldwater. Mich, several
months Mr. speet;s says the indica-
jstions point to a splendid season in the
Theatrical business, here and else
Where. IA & is non Engaged in making
bookings for the coming year.
There can not b place where pic-
mics at.ie more common and more srjoy-
I able than III Marshailtown. and the
first honor shown a visiting guest is TO
/ have a gathering IN the woods. Miss
Annette Flaherty. q Chicago, has been
1 this afternoon the honored guest a a
X picnic, the other members of the party
being her hostess. Miss Ieona Hole.
( Mrs Nellie Bowman. MISSES Bessie
II Parker. Maud Smith, Jessie NotaW. OF
+ Tacoma, and Bertha TAYLOR, of Cedar
4 Rapids MessTs. CHARLES St.sGlair. Har-
~ Hole. George Owfngs. George Hove.
4 Frank Townsend, Charles speers and
4 Eugene Binford. Tbs. evening viii be
spent in dancing al tlis. e'ountry Club.
Mr. ana Mrs. III. s. Lawrence and
Il MI. and Mrs. G. H. Whitshea,i We're
i given their hrst opportunity 70 act as
scaaperones al a picnic Saturday eve
s ming In every way the affair was a
ssrsa success ard III point OF caaperoii-
Ting il greatly tSeslied. There Was
y s,,nis discussion sarly in the evening as
ITO whose ptenc II was. Some thought
5Hthat i. belonged ID Mad Lettss and Will
VI ssstgvlas bat as the former sent regrets
sfoNer the. wire AMI as heir friends mad
done all the work If planning and AT
u ranging Is Mas tscided TO call ii the
picnic of the ci5aperones. The spot
y where the merry crowd went was
8 farm ly54rt of he ri ty There