Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
DR.. Nichols. physician.
DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.
Tailor made suits, very stylish, at the

DR.. Henricksen, Kirby block.
Tailor made suits, very stylish. at the
Hawkeye.
The latest and choicest novelties at
the Hawkeye.
Reduced rates for the summer season,
June 4. Business College.
Have you sampled Graham's "Plan-
tation." the new scent cigar7
All kinds Of ladies' ribbed and ball
Ibriggan vests at NJ r. Andrews
Mems summer underwear at 25, So
and so cents garment Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Brown, at their
apartments in the DIR. Mcbride home,
entertained a very few friends at cards
Wednesday evening.
The friencs OF Mrs. c. A. seely will
be pleased to know that she is SO great
" improved as 10 have been able to be.
up Wednesday, after spending eight
weeks in bed.
Go on the first excursion of the sea-
son to Clear Lake next Sunday, June
d, Viz IOWA SStllt!al ISttitMeAS.s 1iAAS
$3.50 for round trip. Train leaves this
city at 1850 a. IN.
Mrs. s. w. Merriman, of 2Ol South
Fourth street. issued invitations today
for the marriage on Tuesday, June u,
at $50 p. M, of her daughter, Miss Gus
sic, to Mr.. Park NJ Bentley.
The woods Were invaded Wednesday
levening by the following picnickers:
Messrs. Clarence Arson, +. S. Crowl
and H. McMillen and families: Mrs.
Georgia McAIillen and Mrs. A. r. Stin-
son.
Mr.. George Stone went to Webster
City Wednesday right where he went
! to secure a new horse recently pur-
chased from parties in that city. The
animal is a PAGER said to be perfect in
every detail, and fast.
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Rev. F. r. Manchester pastor of the
Church of God at Newburg. and wife
and children have been in the city Wis
iting for few days with their cousin,
MIR. George Tingley, and family. They
returned home Wednesday evening.
Mr. ID. p. Squire. an extensive fruit
L.
fine home grown strawberries of the
Excelsior variety in the city today.
Mr.. Squire has four acres of promising
strawberries this year, in addition to
iother fruit.
1 The time of leaving of the Country
\ Club hack, from the Mcbride & Will
and Pilgrim Hotel corners, has been
changed and hereafter the hack will
/ leave at 2. and z p. M, each day, re-
! turning at the half hours. On Sundays
1 the hours OF 30 and I will be observed.
| Miss Harriet I3irdsall. principal of the
| Fourth ward school, leaves Clinton to-
| day with a party of friends for New
/! York. where the party soon sails for
| Europe. Miss Birdsall will spend the
| greater part of the summer abroad. re-
naming primo pail. IL Paris at the ex-
position.
Mrs. Minnie southwick, of Warren,
o., and sons. Orrifi and Arthur, arrived
in the city Wednesday evening on the
Colorado special. and Will be here for
| the summer. visiting With the formers
sister, Mrs. r. c. Lindsay. 1t has been
just eighteen years to a day since Mrs.
4
Ito the city.
Mr.. 4. w Burlingame. Of Eldora, ar
rived in the city This morning and will
lremain for short visit with his sister,
/ Mrs J. p. Dotson. and brother. Mr..
/ Fred Burlinsame. Mr.. Burlingame
came to play with the band at the sale
at Electric addition today, also 10 be
4 with the boys on their trip to Des
4 Moines Saturday.
Mrs. Q. II. Hole and daughter, Miss
4 Iona. left at noon today for delight
full eastern trip. Their destination is
Boston. where they will attend the ans
lnunl meeting of the mother church OF
the Christian Scientists. They VIII
4 visit Niagara Falls and other places OF
4 interest and will be with friends in
4 Chicago and the guests in Detroit OF
4 their niece and cousin. Mrs Will A.
4 Lineaweaven.
4 Master Carroll! Speers, eldest son OF
a Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Speers, was quite
badly bruised Wednesday by being rur
Il down by Dr. G. w. Harris rig, on Wesl
4 Main street, at the alley between Cen
ter and First streets. Carroll was rid.
q ing his wheel. and was going east ant
: the rig was coming west. on the wronf
side of the street. Neither the drivel
nor the wheeman saw each other ii
& time to prevent the accident and tn,
collision was the result. The boy wa!
skinned UP some about the limbs ant
farms. and his wheel was broken
II string of plain cases. common. ev
q cry day DRINKS, was lined up befol,
: Mayor Pierce "Wednesday AFTERNOON
with the following disposition: Johl
Roads and Pat Fleming. arrested b,
officer Weaver, committed to six days
:. work. as We're also Ed Hall, r.. Ryan
Tony Fairfield and James Kelly ar
rested by Officer Clark. This 1mornin,
!. James Barnes and Charles Golden tw,
of Officer f'lark's friends, and p Gil
!. man. a protege of Officer Weaver, wer
before his honor. Gilman paid the cost
: and the others We're committed.
!, Fancy neckwear. the latest. at tn
!. Hawkeye.
special train to accommodate tn
Marshalltown travelling men and other
i who wish to attend the travelling mem
picnic at Des Moines will leave TIL
!. Chicago Great Western depot at a. IN
Saturday morning. June 2. One fare 70
the round trip This is great oppor
,tunity for any perSon infendipp I. 4 III,