Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

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Ladies' silk gloves, new and pretty,
at the Hawkeye.
Machine needles and supplies at
George p. Powers
For a cool fresh smoke try Graham
Smoker" scent cigar.
Fresh fish at Gerhart,s White Mar
ket. Send in your orders.
Business College summer season
opens June 4. Reduced rates.
Elegant assortment of ladies' fine lace
ties. Host's Department Store.
Buy your suits and dress skirts of US
and save money. NJ. L. Andrews.
II. Z. simkins undertaking exclusive
ly Second door west of postottiee.
See the elegant line of parasols in our
Large assortment OF ladies and
misses parasels in white and colors at
NJ. Il. Andrews.
White House" coffee3is sure to please.
Highest grade made. Sold only by Isey-
nolds, Watson & Go.
Mrs. G. S. Blair and son. Mr.. G. S.
Blair, r.. lief, this morning for their
newjhome in Omaha.
The Odeon orchestra gave a dance in
Forneg's Hall Tuesday evening which
was largely attended.
Mr. and Mrs f. S. Frederick. of 2o5
South First avenue, are entertaining Il
daughter AT their home.
w. Brown. for riding a bicycle with
out a light paid the costs to Mayo
Pierce "Wednesday afternoon.
Sheet music. all the latest vocal and
instrumental pieces. and small musical.
Instruments at George p. Powers IS.
East Main.
Mrs. O. p Copeland, of 307 Bromley
street, was operated upon this Forenoon
for appendicitis and is, apparently, do
ing very nicely.
To Clear Lake. on Sunday, June Sd,
Via Iawa Central Railway Fare sl.5o
for the round trip. Train leaves; Hi;
city at7:503a. M.
Miss Clara Holmdale, of Boone, was
in the city Wednesday afternoon t.
decorate the graves of her brothers
buried in Riverside.
Buy your ice cream and ices OF
George Trefffy l01 West Main street,
Marshalltown. la. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Rey. j. G. Van Ness returned
Wednesday evening from Nevada.
where he delivered the memorial ads
dress at the days celebration.
George w. schoenhut is the discover
er of the greatest hair grover on earth.
Can be found at &c West Main street
Marshall,oWn Iowa Call or send.
The Royal Neigilbors Will give a fat:
ana entertainment at Is. z. han Thurs
cay afternoon and evening. Admis-
sion 1oscents. Ice cream and cake free.
DR.. Theodore E:ngle. of State Center.
mas. gore to Atlantic City. N. j., and
Detroit. Mich. for a several weeks stay
/ both cities.
! Members Of Iowa Valley Lodge No.
I 4sG, A. r. and A, NJ, are earnestly re-
Equestad to be present Friday evening,
liJunel. Important business. /. Is. Ath-
erton, w. NJ.
For first-class Missionary In brick
store, cisterns, rnantels, bake ovens
boilers, etc. address for estimates and
right figures a. kInkel. COS West
Churcn street. Marshalltpwn, Iowa
SlSf
Rev. Jesse Cole, chaplain of he Sol
diers Home was in Rockwell Wednes-
u day night where he delivered a mem
4 orial address before the Grand Army
and kindred bodies Of that place
Misses Georgia and nellie Thompson
4 iMyftls Mason, Mabel Taylor and Clara
.Ankrum ard Messrs Charles Olson
Hal Mursield, Fred Taylor, Fcrberi
Hanson and Harry Smith enjoyed {
4 picnic Wednesday.
! One Of the picnic crowds which
!! rowed UP the river Wednesday evening
vas made up of Mr.. and Mrs. a. L
i Bryant; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. I. Palmer
4 Miss Jennie Stnson, Messrs. j. "A. Cat
4 tell and Branch Jones.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. i. Smith, of Gilman
I who have been in Chicago for the pas
Il seven weeks, where Mrs. Smith under
i went an operation for the removal of (
tumor from her cheek. We're in the city
j this morning, en- route home. Mrs
4 Smith is improving nicely.
i Mr.. and Mrs John Rohde, of Stat
A Center, left Tuesday night for Il sum
Il meris stay across the water, and will
sail in week or SO from New York Mr.
4 and Mrs. Rohde will visit the Paris ex
\ position and spend some time in Ger
many, their native country
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duftield chap
eroned Wednesday evening at the oil,
Camp Ex-Con-S pectu Misses Charlott
4 Whitten, I3ea Hartman. Grace Kilborl
and Jeanette Van Week: Messrs. Ere,
Van Week, Harry Waterman. vii
4 Whitehead and Charles Ficken.
Now is your opportunity to secur
bargains in wall paper, and especiall.
is this true as to country buyers. w
want to close out the spring stock an,
nave many desirable patterns iron
. which you can make your selection
4 George p. Powers. % East Main.
Miss Lillian Bridgeford, teacher o
the primary department Of the Secon'
ward school for several years, has re
ceived a notification from Des Nome
of her election to the Des Nome
schools at an increase Of $40 per montl
Il in salary. Miss Bridgeford has not We
determined whether or not she will &C