Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-13

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Ladies hairdressing and shampooing
Mrs. Or. Bouldin, over pcstottice.
Muslin skirts, with cluster of five
tucks, for 50 cents at Newcomers sale.
Meet me at the reception tonight at
Henry Pappes new clothing palace.
< World soap retails seven bars Cor 25l
cents Its superior qualities cost Moth
ing.
Ginghams that We're 10 to 20 cents.
now going FOR s TO 10 cents. NJ. T. An
drews.
For short, heavy set men We recon-
mend our stout drawers with short legs.
Stern.
Can furnish dry hard stove wood for
Your range; all lengths. Gregory-Brownl
Coal Co.
Putzel &; Co. are having a special sale
TO reduce their large stock. See their
3ad. in this paper.
Children,s umbrella skirts. lace and
embroidery trimmed, for IS cents at
Newcomers sale.
Remember the Palace Feed Store for
flour and feed, LOG South Center. Old
pfone. ISL new. 554
At S3oclock sharp the doors of Henry
sTappes new clothing palace Will be.
sopened to the public.
Messrs. Grove Harris and Fred Will
bur went 10 Clear Lake this morning
TO enjoy Al few weeks of roughing it..
Prices that can not be found fault.
with NeithercanFthe new sunmerhats
that have just arrived at Mrs. Morrill's.
Putzei & Co. give discounts of 20 per,
cent on their former low prices on boys
and children's clothing. See ad. in this
paper.
IL you want d straw hat-and you
must have one to he in style--sse our
Large line. asst is complete. Farrand g.
Clifford.
T. r. WaShton, arrested by Officer
iSGlark Tuesday night. was before Mayor
Pierce this morning and sentenced to six
days work.
If your are. fond Of fishing 90 to Clear
Lake. Iowa. The Iowa Central ticket
agents will sell you round-trip tickets
at Very low rates.
Go to Clear3I4ake and spend a week at
rates cheaper than living al home.
Iowa Central ticket agents will give
YOU full particulars
Can deliver promptly Germon or
American Portland cement. also fresh
lime in barrel or bulk and hard wall
q Ilrft.
Summer suits without lining on the
4 backs of the coats enables a man tc
keep well dressed and cool, too. We have
AT nice line of summer suits. Farrand &
\ Clifford.
Mr.. Carl Thornquist, of Boone, who
was called to the city last week on ac.
4 count Of the death of her father, thu
liate Charles r. Thornauist, returned t.
\ Boone Tuesday evening.
4 Mr.. Roy Becbe, who had been voted
Into Company Fl at a recent meeting
+ and who had passed the physical ex
Il animation, was sworn in at the com
pany meeting Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Aud, mother Of Leste
Aud. who was taken sick With small
4
fected with the disease and has beef
taken to the hospital. The case is yer.
mild.
George Short. the old gentleman from
st. Anthony who was before the boart
of insanity Tuesday afternoon, was ad
Judged insane, and pronounced incura
BILE, and was taken. to the county hos
Z ttpitalain the evening
Il Miss Ella Gilmore returned Tuesda.
~ from Des Moines, where she went Sun
{. day for visit. Miss Gilmore was o.
the Northwestern train that wa
q wrecked near Des Moines Monda,
: |evening. and received a badly bruise
right arm.
The Hawk Eye, with General Manag
er Clarke, General Auditor T. I. Wassor
Chief Engineer Macy and Mr.. Fran
Richards on board, went to Oskaloos
Tuesday evening. where the genera
manager and general auditor checke
up the station accounts. The party re
turned today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Batty, OF Otta
wa, Kan, arrived in the city tni
morning to attend the Batty-Dobso
nuptials on Thursday evening. Mr.. an
Mrs Batty will be entertained durin
their stay in the city by Mr.. and Mr.!
George r. Norris.
Having a large stock of muslin IN
derwear we will place the same on sal
tomorrow morning at greatly reduce
prices, sale lasting the balance OF tn
week You will find all goods made vel
g. made Of good materials and goo
J, styles. ii will pay you to investigate a
Newcomers.
i Mr.. Charles Cunningham and littl
{ son, OF Wooden, are in the city for
visit with the formers parents, M
and Mrs. D. w. Cunningham. The
came especially to attend the weddin
on Tuesday-eyening Of Miss May Bins
! ham and Mr.. Viele Palmer. the latte
and Mr.. Cunningham having been IN
innate friends from boyhood.