Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-11
DR.. Henriksen.
Tailors. Brenneck & Hanson.
Surgeon and physician. Janss.

Twenty-six inch steel rod parasols for
40 cents. Lee & Benedict.
up-to-date cutting, good Innings and
prices right. Brenneck & Hansen.
World soap retails seven bars .or Is
cents. Its superior qualities cost moth
ing.
All our 10 and l5-cent ginghams TO
close at s and 1915 cents. NJ. f. An
drews.
Twenty-Five pieces of new and hand
some patterns in di1nities and wash
fabrics. Hoyt's Department Store
Meet me at the grand reception next
Wednesday evening. Henry Pappe's
opening Of his new clothing house.
Mrs. j. l.. Powers and daughter
Gretchen, of Carroll, spent Sunday in
the city with the formers father, Mr..
w. g. Osman, who is in quite poor
health.
Finest fishing IN the land at Clear
Lake. Iowa. Extremely low rates, in
Guiding board at Whitaker's Lake
Shore Hotel. Ask the Iowa Central
ticket agents for particulars.
Harry spent Saturday in Clear Lake.
where MIR. Wilbur saw to making sever
al repairs upon the Densel 4 Wilbur
cottage, prior to its occupancy by the
family for the summer.
Right on the Lake Shore-1s Whita-
lker's Hotel at Clear Lake, the finest
summer resort house in the northwest
Lots of fine fishing. Ask Iowa Central
ticket agents for full particulars and
round-trip rates, including board at
this house.
Mrs. Della Waterbury returned sun
day morning from short business trip
over the Rock Island in the interests of
the Iowa Order of the Eastern Star, of
which she is a deputy. The trip was
for the purpose of installing
neWly-elected officers and inspecting
the chapters.
The Northwestern's Cedar Rapids ex-
cursion Sunday, m account of the Des
AIoines- Pueblo ball game. was not very
largely patroniZed out of this point al
tho 800 or more We're on board thru here
from points West. The train lief, the
union station 9:35, on the time of the
regular morning passenger. Twenty
tickets We're sold at this point.
At the east end of the union station a
new monogram is being laid on the turf
Which promises to be very handsome
when completed. The word MARSHALL
town. Will be done in white letters on a
black background and the trade mark
of the G. & n. w. will also be in white
letters on a foundation Of black and red
1t is expected TO have the work done by
this evening.
Mrs. John Mooney. Jr.. and children.
Of Hampton. arrived in the city Satur-
day evening and will reihain indefinite
.ly, probably until fall. when they ex-
tpect TO go to Harlem. Mont, where MIR.
Mooney is working for a large ranch
man. Mr.. Mooney, Who is a former
Iowa Central shop 5employe has been
In Hampton for several weeks, in
charge Of the Central round house.
Col. ]: NJ. Parker left sunday morn
ing for Abingdon, ILL.,, where he will at
tend the commencement of Hedding
College, of which he is an alumnus.
class of ga. The alumni banquet Will
occur on Wednesday evening. al which
time Col. Parker will respond to a toast.
4Heewill return home Thursday evening.
accompanied by Miss Edna Louise
Parker. who occupies the chair of
voice culture III the colleges conserva-
tory.
A current issue Of the New York
journal contains a fine likeness of Mr..
NJ. S. Gniterman, nephew of Mr.. Moses
Stern of this city who has been en-
ploNed by the Journal as counsel in the
charges recently brought against city
officials for being members of the ice
trust and raising the price of that COM
modify so az to entail a great amount Of
suffering among the poor. Mr.. Gutter
man is young attorney who has been
very successful in New York, and Moses
is extremely proud of him.
Sheriff Shoemaker and Guide r. NJ.
Ash, of the Soldiers Home. returned
Saturday evening from Independence
Where they accompanied Capt. Will
Jams, of the Home. for treatment The
old gentleman caused no trouble on the
trip and labored under the delusion
that he was going to Mr. Ash's home
for a visit. Capt. Williams is 81 years
Of age, was a captain of Company x. of
the Twenty-fourth Iowa. and for many
years has been a resident of Hampton.
lie MAS formerly a Methodist minister.
E. F. Cummings is the possessor
thru the kindness of a. A. Moore. of a
Turkish short sword WORE years past
by a member of the famous troop OF
Jannisaries which at one time doni-
mated Turkey and were all shot To
death in their quarters by order of tlle
sultan. who feared reinforcement a,
their hands. The sword or knife has a
heavy pointed blade eighteen inches
Hong. is heavy and double-edged and
altogether e. lethal weapon to COM
mand respect. 1t shows marks of usage
and may have been the means OF
loosening the mortal coil of no one
knows how many "Giours.'
Miss Kate Coleman spent Sunday in
Colo at the home of her father, Ed
ward Coleman, for the purpose of visit
ing her sister, Miss Ella. who has been
i'll for several weeks, threatened with
quick consumption. Miss Ella ex-
pected to leave Sunday for Colorado in
company with her sister, Miss Lizzie
but her condition would not permit her
taking the trip. a present Miss Cole
mans trouble seems to be located in
the bronchial tubes, but as her condi-
ton is gradually growing more serious