Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-28
Dr.. Nichols. physician.
Golf hose at the Hawkeye.
Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Fancy neckwear. the latest. at the
Hawkeye.


Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Fancy neckwear, the latest, at the
Hawkeye.
Great Line of children's wash dresses.
Bannatyne s. Lay.
Are you using World soap? II not
You are not using the best.
Dainty Nalencennes laces and inser-
itions. Hoyts Department Store.
MI Henry Pappe has just returned
from the east. New goods are arriving
by the car loads.
Henry Pappe is home from Chicago.
Where he has been the past week buying
gods for his new store.
Don't let the little fellows suffer this
hot weather Pappe Bros. can supply
them for little money
Mems overalls, heavy denim, 35-cent
grade, all sizes, choice 10 cents. Special
Tor Tuesday only. The Fair.
Fenner Floral Company. Headquar-
te1,s for cut flowers on Decoration day
Telephones: Old, SO; new, 81.
MIR. and Mrs. L. H. HuTd, of lis South
Ninth street, are the parents OF a son,
born 10 them Saturday evening.
Buy your ice cream and ices Of
George Treffry, 101 West Main street,
AIarshalltown. Ia. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, of Chicago
Went to Belle Plaine this morning,
where this evening She Will give a re-
5cital before the st. Cecilia Club.
AIarshalltown people have been clam
oring fer years for an up-to-d date cloth
ing house. Their highest expectations
Will be fulfilled when Henry Pappe,s
rev clothing house is opened to the
public.
While the sun was partially eclipsed
this morning, Flitton. the laundry man,
Was doing business just as tho nothing
of Importance was happening Flitton
can not step for such small things as an
eclipse as hisSnumerous customers want
their laundry work.
DR.. Richard Waterman, of Griswold
ARRIVED in the city Sunday night and
Will be here for Il short visit with has
L..
tertnan has been located in G1iswold
for some time but is now contemplate
ing moving to some point in Texas,
where he has a better opening for a
practice.
Fern Wood. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Mood, Was i i years old Sat
urday and in the afternoon she Was
hostess TO he following little girls:
Misses Anna Parsons, Amy Wells. Mar
gerry Miller, Miriam Andrews Amy
WATSON. Mabel Salisbury, Mabel and
Maud Page. Ruth Robinson. Sadie Len
.noS. Agnes Fillmore JESSIE Berg and
Lulu and Esther Clifford
Miss Kate .Armbruster left Saturday
evening for Iowa City where she will
attend the commencement exercises of
the state university. Miss adelaide,
Lascheck. Miss .Nrmbruster's cousin,
is a member Of this years class. Mrs.
~. II. Ruth, also a cousin To Miss Las
check will so 10 Iowa City tomorrow
night. she viii take he. va small sons,
George and Byron and Marshall Viii
lard.
Michael Kelley. the old soldier who
was arrested Saturday by Constable
Leech upon a charge of attempted
rape. alleged to have been committed
upon the little daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley Maiioy, Of South Third
avenue, was arraigned before Justice
Allen Saturday afternoon and peaded
mot guilty. AT first Kelley determined
TO waive examination, but afterwards
decided to enter a plea and stand a
preliminary hearing. The hearing was
set tor this afternoon in Justice Aliens
court.
A trotting event Yesterday drew a
large number of people Interested in
racing TO Finkiess Park, wtlen the mare
until recently owned by Mr.. George
Stone, and purchased last week by
Philip sheridan for. 500. went agains;
T. S. Bertrand's steiner for a purse Of
$40. The race was ors-half mile. TWO
lsbest out fthree heats, and Was won8by
| the Sheridan mare. nlcknamed The
Lunchroom Girl Following the trot-
ting event u couple u gallopers, who
are training at the park, Went a half
mile.
III is tho talk Of the town. Henry
4 Pappeis new clothing store.
The expected eclipse Of the sun ar
rived on schedule time this morning
land was observed by practically every
4 person in the city. Some of the schol-
lare surprised their friends by arising
/ in the small hours of the night to view
it but they had the satisfaction q
Elseeing the whole phenomenon. AS de
l.seribed by Miss Sara NJ. NolIen III
these columns on Saturday,, the eclips,
began about Gas a. m. and ended by
Il o'clock, the observation appearing
about as represented by the illustra.
ton given Saturday.
Il Mems overalis. heavy denim, 35-cen
q grade, all sizes, choice 10 cents. Specia
i for Tuesday only. The Fair.
H Mr.. j. F. Fellingham. secretary OF TIL,
\ State University Of Iowa y. NJ. G. A.
conducted the services at the Railwa,
~ y. NJ. G. A. Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Fellingham's talk was upon The Min
istry of Suffering with the prevailin,
I idea based upon the thought tina
Il Christ demonstrated that he ought t,
q have suffered to enter into glory. "Th
4 end of the pleasure seeker, said Mr.
Il F'ellingham, is sorrow; the end of tn
q burden bearer is joysand satisfaction.'