Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-21
surgeon and physlcian. Janss.

See our new carpets just arrived.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Our aster and pansy plants are dne.
Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Ladies' black liquid waterproof shoe
polish, Decent sizes, Tuesday only 2
cents. The Fair.
Ladies 35 and 5O-cent shirt waists. all
sizes and colors. Tuesday only, choice
10 cents. The Fair.
The weather is getting warmer and
You will want ice. We can deliver 1t
to you on short notice. Marshall Ice
Company.
Buy your ice cream and ices OF
George Trefrry, 1O1 West Main street,
Ia. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed
Royal lawn mowers are ball bearing
and triple motion, will outrun and cut
faster than the ordinary old style
mower. Bullock sells them.
DIR. Rosa Upson-Liebig, formerly of
this city but more recently of Portage,
Wis, has decided to again make Mar
shalltown her home and has rented the
old DAILY property. corner of Main and
Second streets, which she took posses
sion of Saturday.
Three new chair cars for the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation Company's
special trains passed
thru the city Sunday morning on the
northwestern en- route to Portland via
Council Bluffs and the Union PaSifice.
The cars We're nicely built and equipped
and were vestibuled.
Mrs. Laura a. Hurd. OF Audubon.
who has been in the city a week visit
ing at the home of her son. Mr.. r. II.
Hurd. spent Sunday in Iaiscomb at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Melick,
being accompanied by her little grand
daughters. Sylvia and Anna Hurd. Mrs.
Hurd returned Sunday evening from
Liscomb and today went to Des
Moines. where she will attend the con-
vention of the international congress of
mothers.
Miss Agnes Sears, who has been
teaching in the Sutherland high school,
spent Sunday in the city With her par
Ients. Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Sears Miss
Sears had been in Ackley Saturday.
making arrangements for her work
there next year as principal Of the high
school. Miss Sears has been very sue
cessful asa teacher, and her position.
for next year promises to be very
pleasant one as well as more sremunera-
tive. She will teach Latin. literature
and history. In addition to the advan-.
tages mentioned, 1t will be Very pleas
So, fs.-x,E
er home and her friends here will be
correspondingly glad.
A special train 10 accommodate the
Marshalltown travelling men andsothers
who wish to attend the travelling mems
picnic at Des Moines Will leave the
Chicago Great Western depot at / A. m.
Saturday morning. June 2. One fare for
the round trip. This is a great oppor-.
tunity for any person intending a trip
to Des Moines. Des Moines will show
every visitor a good time There will
be all kinds of sports and everything
Will be free to the travelling people. The
train will be decorated and the best
band procurable will accompany the
delegation. While the train is ordered
and guaranteed by the travelling men,
tage Of the special train and the low,
rate. For further reformation call on
or address u. y. Eliis. agent, C. CIV,
iMarshalltown. Iowa.
General Auditor Ernest S. Benson, of
THE Oregon Railroad g. Navigation
Company. accompanied by Mrs. Ben
son. Vice President and Treasurer
George II. Morse, of the Central. Mr..
| iMorses sister. Mrs. c. II. Rennelson. of
Minneapolis. and niece, Miss Grace Y.
Maiin, Of New York. and General Audi
tor T. i. WATSON. of the Central, arr
rived in the city Sunday evening on the
! Hawk Eye. attached to No. 9. Genera
4 Manager Clarke remained in Minneap-
4olis for SundaEkand returned today. Mr..
4 and Mrs. Rensons visit to friends here
(which was hoped would be Of two o,
three days duration. at least, is neces-
Hsarly cut short owing to business en-
Engagements of Mr.. Benson, who will
leave this evening on the Colorado spe-
lcial, accompanied by his wife. for Oma-
ina. Mr.. and Mrs. Benson will be here
again Tuesday night and wills leave
I "Wednesday morning With Mr.. Morae
and Mr. Wassan for Chicago and the
east, via Peoria.
Ladies black liquid waterproof shoe
polish, 10-cent sizes, Tuesday only
cents. The Fair
i The school patrons Of the secont
ward are happy today on account Of d
mote received by committee of theil
II dFl,',ti fioin Miss Iala wnite, teacher
sI,of The sixth grade. Miss White has beer
n SeriOlISIy fOnsi1ariflp tho faa cih;t;t,, ~,