Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14

Mems negligee shirts, beautiful pat
terms. so cents to 81, at Stern's.
Join the crowd and go via the Iowa
Clear Lake for a fine fishing trip.
1t will pay ycu 10 attend the muslin
underwear sale at Newcomers this
week.
seventy-two inch all linen table dam.
ask. so cents yard. Hoyt's Department
Store.
See the pretty white skirts in lace and
A lady can make her toilet for either
evening or street If she has one of our
summer hats. Mrs. Morrill,.
Mr. O. S. Lanlpman has gone from
the Business College to the office OF
Darling & Mundy, as stenographer and
Go to Clear Lake and spend a week at
rates cheaper than living at home.
Iowa Central ticket agents will give
you full particulars.
The best of everything and so many
things at such low prices that we can't
quote them. Seeing is convincing. Call
and examine for yourselves. Culley.
Mr. Frank Armour. of Oskaloosa, ar
rived in the city Tuesday and VIII be
present this evening at the marriage of
Mr.. Alfred Batty and Miss Martha Dob
son.
Thomas Smith. a member of the
Northwestern's steel gang at LaA1oille,
is in the Getz hospital with crushed
great toe on the right foot, the result of
the falling of a rail.
Finest fishing IN the land at Clear
Lake, Iowa. Extremely low rates. in
Guiding board at NNhitaker's Lake
Shore Hotel Ask the Iowa Central
ticket agents for particulars.
For Rent-Two rooms, separate or
together furnished or unfurnished,
with all modern conNenierces. Location
within block of Main street. Inquire
at 2l2 West State or at Sinclair's tea
store.
Miss Ida Morris, of Grinnell. a student
at the Iowa State Normal school, Cedar
Falls, was in the city "Wednesday nigh,
sas the guest of Misses Hasseltine Nett
len and Jessie Arney. and returned 70
her home this morning.
Since opening our new store business
has been Very satisfactory We vii
sell you a suit of clothes. press Your
suit, shine your shoes and You may also
have the best brands of domestic and
imported cigars. Wall & Rails, SO West
Main.
Conductor. Perry Wilhelm. Of this city
lis taking the passenger runs of Con
! iuctor S. r. Chapman, on Nos. l and
while the latter 10 in attendance at TIL
state c. A r. encampment at Daven
port. Conductor Chapmen never MISE:
a state or national encampment and thu
pleasures they afford in meeting old ac
aquaintances and comrades.
Miss Mabel Weatherbee of Taylol
township returned Wednesday evening
from G;rinnc!l. having completed he
freshman year III Iowa College. Mis-
Helen Battin. who Is now g senior, Mr.
Albert Mead. who graduated from TIL
college Wednesday, and Mr.. Fletche
Mead. who enters upon his sophomor
year next fall, returned today.
There is a touch of tasteful refine
4 rnent about our India linens. The las
/ invoice arrived today. We purchase
early, which enables US to give GU
1 customers the benefit of low prices
+ Our 10-cent linens we are selling TO
\ 7cents. Lucent for 10 cents; 1S-cent 70
3 10 cents; 22-cent for Is cents. 25-cen
1 for 20 cents. 30-cent for % cents. TAX
advantage of these low prices, at tn
4 Hawkeye.
4 The Ladies Aid Society OF the Uni
versalist church met with Mrs. susa
\ Crandall. 3i5 South Third stree
i Wednesday afternoon for a social ot
casion. quite a number being presen
Very nice refreshments We're served
and as an appreciation of the efficienc
z of her long service the retiring pres
n dart. Mrs. Crandall, was presented wit
4 a token in the way Of handsome chin
Mrs. ReimeT made a very neat presel
q tation speech.
One OF the CeDtrars new Baldwi
compounds. No. 70, owing to its e,
trer,e heavy weight, turned over a ra
on the side track at Albion Wednesda
afternoon and the result was that II
q wrecking outfit from, this city VIZ
rcailed into service. No damage ws
!: tcaused and from the fact that the acc
dent occurred on the siding no della,
] resulted. Engineer Ed Shaw was {
a the engine, which was pulling nortl
bound extra, in charge of Conductor
Il C. Young.
! Earl Johnson. Northwestern fir
man. son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Johnso
of No. 5 North Fifth avenue. is in Il
city for an indefinite stay at home, al
is nursing an injured left hand, receiv,
at Des Moines while assisting Brak
man Tiffany on passenger Nos. 10 and
lin making coupling. The drawba
!. interfered somewhat while the train W
! being made up, prior to leaving the ca
ital city for the east, and the flrem:
was called from the engine to assist t
brakeman. Mr.. Johnson responded
!, the call and in some manner got /
third finger caught between the bal
7, and 1t was so badly crushed that amp
!, tation was necessary at the third joir
! Co. ~
Chief OF Police F. E. Mathis, of d
! Moines, arrived in the city Wednesd,
. afternoon and returned in the evening
6 charge Of his prisoners, Charles al
Babe" Markham, the young soap pc
: dlers. who were arrested here by Offic
: Cochran upon descriptions furnished /
: the Des Moines police department. T.
: young men, judging from appearance