Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-06
DR.. Hendriksen.
DR.. Nichols. physician,
Tailors. Brenneck & Hanson.

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DR.. Nichols. physician.
Taiiors. Brenneck & Hanson.
Serge suits-coolest on earth, at
Stern's.
Lemons only 90 cents per dozen at
Culley's.
Are you using World soap? II not
you are not using the best.
Culley is making prices on dishes and
glassware that makes them move right
out.
You will find our stock of black dress
goods the largest in the city. NJ. II. An-
drews.
Little gents button shoes, coin toe,
regular s1.24 shoes, Thursday only, SO
cents. The Fair.
MIR. A. D. Starkey was in New shar-
on Tuesday night, called by the illness
of his father, Mr.. Jesse Starkey.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. automatic is the
best box made today. Moderate price
and trading stamps. Schmidt's hard
ware store.
Engineer John skinner, of the Central,
accompanied by his wife and children,
have returned from Ottumwa. where
they have been visiting a few days With
the formers parents.
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James Weaver and Walter Long, who
have beer inmates of theemergency hos
pital for some time. We're released OF 10
O'Clock this forenoon. Bill Sellers. who
has been an inmate of the old building,
was also released.
The Des Moincs Register of this
morning says: Clara l.. Edgar of
Marshalltown. has filed q petition in
bankruptcy. Her assets are listed at
over $4,000 and are all claimed to be ex-
empt. Her liabilities are said to be s2,-
100.''
Right on the Lake Shore-Is Whita-t
ker'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
sround-trip rates, including board at
this house.
What appears to be an organized
gang of cripples, all of whom are minus
"a leg each. is located in the city for a
stay that Will continue until the police
order the members To move on The
fcripples are working the different parts
of the city Systematically, begging for
food and clothing
Let us tell you of plan to further
enhance the beauty of your home. We
received today q car load of fancy
rockers and dining room chairs. They
mi, tho in Gil Lar roy
quantities enables us TO make prices
right. We have large and desirable
line of couches. Come in and see them.
Marion Gard.
Nlessrs. Fred Jones. of this city: j.
Thompson, residing five miles south Of
town: John Hahn and j. Il. Paul, Of
Laurel: Court Tigges and Peter Bosch,
of Nancl-ve. and II. Schneider, Of Mel
bourne, left Tuesday evening on the Col
5orado special for Denver, Sterling and
Snyder, Col where they Will remain for
"a week OF, two.
Mike Carr. the crippled tramp who
caused City Marshal Jones much ,rou-
BILE Tuesday morning when the latter.
Went 10 place him under arrest, was ar
iraigned before Mayor Pierce this morn
upon the intoxicaton charge John Hill,
Cochran upon a similar charge, was
also given ten days.
Mr. and Mrs j. f. A1eeker mourn the
tloss Of several fine gcranium plants
that have been stolen from the yard
Lin front Of their residence. They We're
i5of a variety more or less rare and had.
been brought from a distance. Mr..
Meeker viii make every effort TO dis
cover the thieves and if found see that
they get their just deserts. j. IA. Has
kell has also suffered from the depreda-
lions Of this class Of thieves, a number
of his plants having been stolen from
the urns in front of his residence.
I State Center Enterprise: A mile ard
ia half Of the Northwestern's new
! double track was opened for traffic Sat
f3urday afternoon. This strip extends
from the west switch to the top of the
hill back of the Schoppe farm The old
! track Will now be torn up and the bed
/ graded up 10 the level with the new
aud in another month it will also be
ready for service. 1t is expected to be
liable to use the new track thru to Colo
lin a very short time, but it will be
i colder weather than this before the
track east will be opened on account of
4 the great amnuntof digging to be done.
About forty young boys and girls
i spent a4merry time Tuesday evening al
4 the homezof Mr.sand Mrs. Charles Hull.
a They were the students of Miss Maxine
4! Kelley, who leaves tonight for he: homo
i in st. Joseph. Mo-, and the party was a
4 surprise for her before her departure
i a program of mandolin. piano and vo-
zeal music was given and various merry
games We're enjoyed. The wide yeran-
4 lda of the Hull residence is a very lnvit-
ling place and there most of the even.
Ling was spent. Refreshments We're
z served and Miss Kelley was presented
a with a pretty stick pin and a hat pin as
mementoesF of happy year spent with
liner scholars
Mrs. w C. Osman, Jr., entertained al
5 O'Clock tea Tuesday afternoon for Mis-.
Gussie Merriman, who. on the 18th, vii
become the bride of Mrs. Osman's bro,
ther Mr.. Park Bentley. The hostes.
was assisted by her sister. Miss Alta
Bentley, in serving her guests. who were
Me.dames r. q. Pierce, w. G. Rodger:
and Charles DuiEeld; Misses Bessie OF.
liver, IInola Bennett, Gertrude Johnson
Elsie Merriman and Anna Nitalis. Mis-: