Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-07


Try a pound cf our Mocha and Java
coffee that we are selling for % cents
c. j. Hoyt.
Buy pair Of those Pretty as Pic
5ture,' shoes at the Economy shoe store,
iO4 West Main.
LosAvaluable Il. ?. watch charm.
Finder leave at I. r.. counting room and
receive reward.
We have the largest line of cotton
ducks in the city, ard prices the lowest,
at Lee & Bensdict,s.
Go 10 Clear Lake and catch big fish.
Iowa Centra! ticket agents Will give
You full particulars as tosrates. etc.
Try the Packard shoe for gentlemen.
They are the best made for the money
Bromley's shoe store, ITO East Main
street.
Sunday, June 10, the G. & n. w. Will
run an excursion to Cedar Rapids. Fare
for the round trip. sl.5O. Time of train
viii be given later.
IL. o. T. NJ. band excursion to story
City next Sunday via the Iowa Central
Train leaves al $50 a. m Only IS cents
for the round trip.
The members of Ensminger's orches-
ira We're in Union "Wednesday evening
whore they furnished the music for til
knights of Pythias ball.
Miss Edna tularton went TO Eldora
this morning to bel present tomorrow at
the high school commencement when
5her friend, Miss Myrtle Could gradu-
ates.
Mocha and Java coffee the best cof.
fee. and gives better satisfaction than
coffee that costs 50 and 81 cents. We
sell II for - cents. Hoyt's Department
Store.
councilmen Harris. Mcclure, Fisher
! land Good and Superintendent Mack left
"wednesday night for Mendoza, ILL.,,
where they Will make the Inspection of
the savage disposal plant.
Misses F,ur!e Ford and Katherine
Xertz and Msssrs. AIelvin Nertz and
Ohio and Kadv Ford formed party
"Wednesday that attended the X. of n.
evening festivities at Onion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Is. scurr Went today
20 West Grove. accompanying home
their grandson. Master Donald STAINS
berry, Who has spent the winter With
them and attended school here.
Elegant Book Freeyyrite to George
is. Battcy, 6. F, & I. A. Iowa Central
railway. Marshalltown, Iowa, for a
( Handsomely illustrated book on Clear
l Lake, Iowa. Great Summer Resort"
Mrs. Emily Walker. Of Cedar Rapids,
Who visits Mrs. Della NJ Waterbury. in
.this city, Was here Wednesday evening
\ between trains, en- route TO CIrirnell to
attend the commencement of Iowa Col
5lege.
Mrs. Thomas Jordan, a well-known
resident of Liberty township, residing
five miles northwest of st. Anthony. is
4 quite seriously i'll at her home, suffer-
fling from liver trouble and complica-
tons
The aid department of the w. r.. G.
4 met "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
4 Laura NJ. Cousins. No. Gil North Center
4 street. and spant a pleasant season. Re
+ freshments We're served by the hostess,
late in the afternoon.
a Mrs. Lottie Manville,s anniversary
was celebrated Informally Wednesday
Afternoon by the gathering of few
4 friends at the home Of Mrs. Mary Bar
A rows. Mrs. Lizzie Clark. of Knoxville
Was an out of town geust
4 The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Uniyer-
i salist church met Wednesday afternoon
4 and elected the following officers: Presi-
4 dent Mrs. G. NJ. Norton; vice president
4 Mrs. D. f. Reynolds; secretary. Mrs. f
H. Wiley; treasurer, Mrs. G. L. Bellus
a few friends of her immediate neigh
s borhood We're entertained Wednesday
II afternoon by Mrs. r. Malm al her home
Il No. 4O3 West Linn. The hours were
spent in visiting and in sewing and Mrs
!, Malm served her guests with dainty
tea.
Grand concert by the consolidated
band of seventy pieces, basket picnic
and other attractions al Story City or
Sunday, June 10. Special excursion
train leaves the Iowa. Central depot a
q $50 a. m. Fare only rs cents for thu
J round trip.
Misses Eliza Wright. May johnson
and Emma Thusz, Mrs. Harriet Mile
and Messrs. Simon LaShelle and Will
II. Carleton spent Tuesday night il
!, Union, where they attended the clos
!, ing ceremonies of the big knights o
Pythias picnic
J, Miss Bertha NJ. Kersey went thi
morning to New Providence to attent
the graduating exercises Of the acade
my and attend the Alumni reunion ane
banquet. Miss Kersey was membe
of the class of 1890 and has the honor t,
be president Of the alumni.
H NJ. G. Coyne, Of Liscomb, the North
Z western extra gang foreman, who wa
injured a few days ago west Of the city
went to his home Wednesday, evening
for a few dayssrest. His children. Ha
eel and Willie Coyne, were down from