Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
DR.. Henriksen.
Treffry's ice cream is best.
For cool fresh smoke try Graham'sy
Dr.. Henrlkse.an.


Treffry's ice cream is best.
For cool fresh smoke try Graham's,
Smoker" scent cigar.
Culley's teas are leaders. None bet-
ter. Try mixed for cold tea.
New lot OF black and white all over
laces in today. NJ. F. Andrews.
K Special sale on all hair goods shell
and novelty goods and cosmetics. Nine.
Rema.
Heinz malt vinegar for picking, and
Johnson's pure cider vinegar. Exclusive
sale at Culley's.
Miss Madge Small went to Colfax this
morning to attend the Epworth League
Chautauqua assembly.
Annual Chautauqua assembly in seq
sion at Clear Lake, Iowa. Low rates
via Iowa Central railway.
Heinz pickles are unequaled in quail
ity. We have them in bulk and bottles.
Sweet, sour and mixed. Reynolds, Wat
son & Co.
Mrs. John Cole and daughter, Miss
Kate Cole, of Ames, who We're among
the Ames Relief Corps eXcursionists to
tine city today, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Cole.
We want ten good men to work in our
quarry at Rockton. Will pay s1.775 per.
day. Apply at the quarry or at our
Office. Room ), court house. Marshall
town Stone Company.
Judge Priest, of St. Louis, general
solicitor of the Wabash railroad. ac-
scompanied by a party of friends,
passed thru the city this morning in a
private car attached to the Central's
No. L. en- route to Prior Lake, Mimi.
for fishing trip.
There are plenty Of dollars in sight
for the man. who looks for them in the
right place. We are holding CIT in
ducements for you to look at just now
by offering reduced prices on summer
suits. The Wholesale houses are max
ing reduced rates and we are doing the
same at corresponding rate. Come
in and see cur goods. Petersen & Co.
tailorS.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lee entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening in honor of
Mrs a. H. LOOMS. of Chicago, their
guests being Rev. and Mrs f. w. Rus
SELL Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Hixson Mr..
and Mrs. E. ID. Baker, Col. and Mrs. G..
c. Horton. Mrs. Mary Miller. Mrs.
Belle Campbell. of Newtown. Ind; Mics
Fannie Barnard, of Chicago, and MIR.
Archibald Allison.
Thru the efforts of the general pas
senger and ticket department. of the
Iowa Central railwaysth the people resid-
irg along that line and adjacent are at
present enjoying lower round trip rates
ITO Clear Lake. Iowa's popular summer
resort, than during any previous sAa-
son. Ask George $. Batty. g. p. & I.
A.. Marshalltown, Iowa. for descriptive
booklet. beautifully Illustrated.
Sheriff Shoemaker s in receipt of a
letter from j. ". Henson of South
| Wayne, Wis. father of the girl arrested
there during the races under The na!ne Of
iilma Marshall and charged with dis
orderly conduct. The girls mother and
Efather were divorced and the mother re-
sides in Illinois. When Informed of her
whereabouts she said she
I. could do nothing with her and appealed
Ito the father. Mr. Henson asks the
sheriff to hold her for a week and he
Welcome to the city to investigate and
determine what can be done.
The members Of Camp Van Ness.
looking back upon the good times they
lad, concluded a committee on resolu-
tians would be the proper thing, and
this COMMITTEES has drafted resolutiona
depressing appreciation of the kindness
of Mr.. T. d. Wilcox for the freedom Of
/ his grove ard the uss of his team; to
4 DIR. Van Ness for his excellent chape-
Ironage; to Mr. ard Mrs. G. D. Lusby
4 for their efforts In behalf of all the
4 campers and to Professor Arnold for his
work in making the camp q ..howlins
Ilsuecess.''
4 Conductors s. r. Chapman and w. II
4 Noorhies. Of the Central who, With
4 their wives, We're called to the city to
Il attend the funeral Of the late Reuben b
4 VOORHEES,. of Glendive. Mont. received
a telegram this morning from Mason
d City announcing that Mr.. w. Fl. Bou-
ton father Of Frank Bouton. cousin
i.of Mr.. yoorhies. was dead. They lief,
: for Mason City at 9:35 TO be present al
a the funeral which will be held Friday
\ Mr.. Bouton's son was the husband OF
a Mrs Settie Warner Bouton. formerly
i of this city, who died a few years GO
Mr.. w. II. Brown is assured Of thu
fact today If he ever doubted it, tina
his comrades of the |. o. o. F. appreci
ate the work which he has done Ter thu
order so many years. The occasion
Il that made him realize this was that hi
Il l.,
ievening about thirty-five members o
a the order surprised him by calling a
s his home, No. s South Third street
II Whist and euchre furnished the gentle
d men with amusement and delicious re
2 freshments We're served In token o
lsther friendship the guests ha,
brought with them handsome rookie
:, of polished oak and it was presented I
Mr.. Brown by j r. Haines in one o
the witty speeches for which he
, noted.
"A Mrs. NJ. F. Andrews is in receipt Of
3 letter from a friend in New York whic:
: tells of the dire effect which the littl
/. insect commonly called the fores
caterpillar is having upon the trees i
that state. 1t was begun to be feare
: that all the trees would be Killed, an
Ito do as much as possible to avert TIL
the town of Saratoga has been buyin
. the troublesome insects. 1t woul