Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-21
DR.. Henriksen.
Enter Business College Monday.
All popular music 20 cents at Harlan.
Friday and Saturday,

BlackS and White shirred gauze rib.
bons. Hoyts Department Store.
Water sets, lemonade and jelly
glasses at bargain prices at Culley's.
You can buy tailor-made suit now
at a great saving in price at NJ. F. An
drews.
Spend your money at culley's and
get more and better goods for the
money.
We have every style Of negligee shirt
that can be called new and winning.
Farrand & Clifford.
Dr. H. L. Getz and son Morley, DR..
II. II. Bay and Miss Mary Munnell have
been in Ackley today.
New honey is arriving at Idso & Wiz
hau's in small quantities from the
apiary of Beebe q Wheeler.
Misses Elsie and Bessie Chappell, who
| had been in the city to attend the Howe
Semple wedding, and who We're the
guests over nightsof Miss Inez Smith,
went home to Rockwell this morning.
Mrs. G. d. Frinls returned this morn
ing from ST. Louis. where she has been
caring for her sister, Mrs. =. G. Mer-
riam, who has been Very i'll. Mrs. Ner-
Ram is improved, tho she was not able
to return with Mrs. Frink, as she had
expected to do.
An old gentleman from Tama. who
came to the city to take treatment for
| his eyes, and who was advised by a
friend that as good a thing for him to
do would be to fill up on beer. proceeded
to take the advice and was gathered in
nby Officer Weaver. after the friend.
had picked his pockets. The man was
before Mayor Pierce and settled for the
costs.
The prospects are that the F. NJ. Clark
grand larceny scaseswill be settled with-
out trial, the father of the defendant, OF
l1iaWatha, Nas.. being expected III the
city today or tomorrow to make over.
lures to Brakeman Alter. Of the. Central,
| from whom Clark is alleged TO have
stolen several different articles. The
case is not set until the 25th, and it
looks now as IL it would not come to
trial.
a lawn party had been planned for
"Wednesday evening by Mr.. Elmer
Jones, who boards at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. I. j. Burch. No. 206 South
Center street. The yard had been bril-
llianlly illuminated. but the rain made it
Impossible to remain out Of doors long.
Games, and refreshments We're served in
the house and then the guests repaired
EtoGermania hall, where they danced till
late hour. The guests numbered about
fifty.
the festivities which the graduates
from st. Mary's parochial school have
been enjoying this week have been very
pleasant. but none more so than the
party given at the convent Wednesday
by Miss kaNlryn Mooney. The guests
numbered the members of the class,
Fathers Lehman and Murtagh, the sis
tiers OF the convent and Messrs. Tom
iCarmodS and Will Cohen. Miss Mooney
was assisted by her sisters. Misses
Georgia and Mayme Mooney. in serving
her guests.
A wedding which was solemnized in
Des Moines "Wednesday evening will be
of interest To many Marshalltown peo-
pie, as the bride. Miss Mona Wilcox.
| has a large number of acquaintances
here. She is the youngest daughter of
Mir. and Mrs. w Y. Wilcox. formerly of
Eldora. Mr.. Wilcox was the sheriff Of
Hardin county during the exciting days
Of the capture of the Rainsbarger boys.
The gentleman whom his daughter
married is Mr.. Bertram collver HOP
kins, an Insurance man of Des Moines
Enoch Bartlett. Of Minerva, who has
been Very low as the result of a num-
/ Der of cancers. was to have been taken
from the home of his sister Mrs. Will
liam Boucher Wednesday afternoon to
1.-the county farm for treatment The
Iscounty farm wagon was sent to the
Boucher home, but the patient abso-
lutelN refused TO go and owing TO his
/ critical condition was left. II has been
| "a great trial to care for him at his sis
ter's home and it was thought best by
| his friends to take him to the county
hospital, where better treatment could
/ be provided.
Friends in the city of Miss Kate Arb
have received word OF her marriage to
4 Mr.. Charles Cooper Miss Arb's home
1 is in Toleda and there she taught for
many Years and was far more success
I full in her work than are most teachers
/ The past year she has been one of the
/ corps of teachers in the high school at
Hastings. Neb. Mr. Cooper was for
31nany years until a short time ago SUI
sperintendent of the schools at Toledo
/ and 1t was while teaching under him
THAT the friendship with the lady who is
| now his bride was formed. His home is
1now in the west. where he is engaged
4 in educational work
Mrs. George Herst. OF Calvin. who
was before the commissioners of insan-
lity Wednesday afternoon. was ad.
4 Judged insane and was taken this
morning, in charge OF Sheriff Shoe.
maker and Mr. Herst. to Mount Pleas.
ant, where she will receive treatment
4 Mrs. Herst made an excellent witness
4 before the commissions and from s
4 casual glance it would puzzle an expert
to detect anything wrong with her. She
5jappeared to be very bright and not al
4 all nervous, altho she admitted thai
she was not at all well. She was per,
j fectly willing to 90 to the hospital fol
i she thinks that her ailment is only {
Temporary one.
4 There's No Friend Like an OLE
4 Friend.
4 He will always help you in time q
need. 1t is the same with Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhns
A Remedy. 1t is an old and tried FRIEND
in many thousands Of families ant
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