Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
DR.. Nichols. shisedn.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician.
The largeEt, freshest and best assort.
ment Of crackers at Culley's.

II. e. Simkins. undertaking EXCLUSIVES.
~. Second door west Of postoffice. 81
Wide embroideries, worth % and 10
cents. for 10 cents a yard. Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
This is just the time to go to Clear
Lake for enjoyment. Very low rates via
the Iowa Central.
Those Ban Mason fruit jars are bet
ter than other makes Tor sale only at
culley's, and at a lower price.
Assistant Day Baggageman Victor
Ballou. of the Northwestern. is taking
a few days vacation and has gone to
Omaha to visit friends.
Misses Sadie Jones and Ruth Loree
have gone to Green Mountain, where
they will spend two weeks at the home
of Mrs. j. L. Rusie.
At the end of busy esason there are
some styles that we must close out.
and price is.not question. Just step in
and look US overs Hopkins, the popular
tailor.
We are making very low prices on
first-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
us. Marshalltown Stone Company.
rooms A and 5. court llouse.
Miss Leora Crabtree went to Newton
Wednesday evening. where she will be
the guest until Saturday of Mrs. "A. *.
Emerson. Friday evening she will
give a song recital at one OF the
churches there.
VOL nj tf.iy ,tiy,1f ,,f MI
has been named by the Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids & Northern railway for the
biennial conclave, knights of Pythias,
Der L.. Call on any agent for full infor-
nation
Several Representatives of school fur
nitire supply houses are in the city to-
Jay consulting With the board relative
TO the supplying of new seats for the
Arson school and Arnold addition. II i.
probable a meeting OF the board will be
called tonight to take final action.
A picnic party composed of Mrs. NJ.
"A. Small and daughters Verne and
Sere. Miss Lou Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell Rails aud children, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Swick and family, Mrs.
George Ioder and sons and Miss Fran
.ces Miller, of Gilman. spent very
pleasant afternon today at the Soldiers
Home park.
j. w. Donaldson, a Central brakeman
running on passengers and g. on the
north end, with headquarters in this
city, had new suit OF clothes, valued
at SIS. stolen from the Donald restaur-
ant where he boards. There are no
clues that will lead TO the apprehension
of the thief, but tramps. which are nu-
merops in the depot district at present,
are suspected.
The Universalist church Will enjoy its
summer vacation during the month of
August. services in church or Sunday
school not being resumed until the fret
sunday In September. Rev. Richards
son will remain in Narshalltown and
fill pulpits Of his denomination in other
towns, going to Mitchellvllle next Sun
day 10 address the Iowa industrial
school for girls at that place. The
church has had a very successful year,
the Sunday school having doubled in,
attendance.
Flyo-Curo is a perfect cure for the fly
plague. BY its use. and at cost of one
half cent per day. your COW will give
one third more milk, your horse will
rest during rest lime and work during.
working hours on two-thirds of the feed
that ii nov requires. and all Will be
free from vernifn OF all kinds. Its not
only the protection of the animals from
tho unendurab BILE torments of flies, mo-
sQuitoes. lice, mites and other vernin,
but il Is money in your pocket. The
feed saved Will more than pay for the
use of the remedy: you do not have to
MATT until after dark to milk your cows
and You may drive your horses without
the unsigh.!y, useless and expensive
fiy-nets. For sale by Hammond &
| Benedict.
| Before Mayor Pierce this morning a
| grist Of cases for intuxication,s disorder
lly conduct and disturbing the peace
| were heard Thomas Wilson. r. VIII
son. f. Hammond and j. Thomas, arr
/ rested by Officer Clark and charged
with drunkenness, We're sentenced to six
days. as Mere also j. Kelly, arrested by
I Officer Weaver on a similar charge.
IOtticer Clark arrested b. Smith for dis
orderly conduct, in the use OF obscene
Language on the street, and he paid the
costs. Officer Weaver placed under arr
rest j. Williams and w. Murray for
Disturbing the peace by fighting, and
they We're sentenced to fifteen days in
iail. Another case for disorderly con-
duct was thatof j. Finch, arrested by
fOfiicer Cochran, Finch paid the costs
Miss Ida Meliish, of Pasadena who
lis the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Clarence
Anson, and her friend. Miss Jennie
I. S;inson, was given the pleasure OF
4 meeting number of old friends
Il "wednesday evening when Miss St,nson
Eentertained in her honor Mesdames A.
fl l.. Bryant, Rose Porter, Harry McaIil-
Ian, H. "A. kinnan. L. I. Palmer. H. L
Il Stuntz and j. a. OFT: Misses Mollie
Allison. Martha Broadhead, Nettie
4 Hayzlett. Title Kinsey, Amanda Redei
Y Ella Lusby, nellie Brown. Gertrude
a Tomlinson, Laura Jones and Martha
4 Boardman. a two-course tea was
4 served by Mrs. Stinson, assisted b,
y Miss Kathryn Whitehead. Two or tire,
pleasing games had been prepared anc
y with these the guests spent a pleasant
4 evening after the tea was finished.
4 1t was tanned and bewhiskeret
Il quartet, composed OF City Marshal L
II b. Jones and Messrs. Ed L. Staat
Frank Cavert and James Tate, that ar,
. rived home Wednesday evening from {
& ten days fishing trip in the Cedar rive