Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-06
Dr. Nichols. physician.
Dr. Bay, Woodbury. block.
Enter Business College-trial free.
Bananas 10cents dozen at Hoyt's.
CIoseA nrices n nd rood s,nofS M Rul.

locks.
We are here TO stay. J. F. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Children's parasols at cost. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Gentlemen's balbriggan underwear As.
cents suit at the Hawkeye.
Summer corsets, Il limited quantity.
sizes 81 and %. 16 cents while they last
at the Hawkeye.N
Mr.. Morrell Law, of Burlington, gem
ieral traffic manager of the Burlington
& Western, spent the day in the city
looking after traffic matters pertaining
to his road.
Well dressed men are continually
making their exit from our store and
they leave but little money with us in
exchange for stylish clothing. Farrand
& Clifford.
We are making Very Tow prices on
flrst-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
US. Marsha lltowr Stone Company.
rooms and 5, court house.
Rev. Father p. Smith, of Eldora, ana
Father John Collins. of Villa ms, We're
in the city this morning, en- route to
Waterloo where they Will attend the
funeral of Father Cooney, brother of
Rev Father Marcus Cooney, of Water
loo who died last Tuesday in New
Mexico, where ne had been for a year
on account of his health.
The Tama, Free Press says: wills
lam McCavick, a brother of p. j.. Nc
Cavick the contractor. arrived in
STama last Friday from Glasgow, Scot
land, where he was a clerk in one of
the large distilleries MIR. MEGA wick
left Monday for Kansas City for a
short visit With two sisters, who reside
there, and Will return TO lama after. his
visit To assist in building the new
Catholic church." Mr.. p. j. McCayick
is resident of this city.
Word from, st. Paul to the families
rcf f. p. and W. H. Eichorn. announces
the serious condition of j. II. Eichorn,
formerly of this city. a brother of the
Msssrs. Eichorn. Mr.. Isichoril was
stricken With paralysis on Monday, the
entire right side being affected, and
since the affliction it has been imposs-
BILE 10 restore consciousness TO the pa
tiert. His, condition is consid cred
critical. Mr.. Eichorn is a cooper by
trade and worked in this city in what
are now the Ennessey shops. which sup
ply barrels for the glucose trade.
Just about the noisiest and happiest
place in town this afternoon has been
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Sin
clair, Is Mrs. Sinclair and Miss Emma
Parsons have been entert aiming their
classes of the Baptist Sunday school.
The little ones number about forty.
and as none are more than G Years old
a party is a grea occasion to them and
they have enjoyed this afternoon ex-
|ceedingly. The invitations read from
4 to-. and the supper, is TO be served on
the lawn. the hostesses to be assisted
by Mrs. +. Il. Meeker and Mrs. w. B.
Hawkins.
When introduced into a community
by a party you are Very naturally and
Justly accorded the same standing
Your introducer has, which should
make you very careful what kind OF a
mirror you are reflected in. When.
travelling without Letters of introduce.
l5tion Your baggage generally performs
!.
l.standing, which should make you Very
l3careful 10 always carry the kind that
lfwill be sure TO reflect credit pom you.
Buy a trunk, travelling bag, valise, suit
lease telescope or satchel of us and
youth never be mistaken FOR anything
except a high born lady or a high
toned gentleman. Farrand & Clifford
The remains of the late John 3.
Hughes of this city, WHOSE death oc-5
Toured in Chicago Tuesday morning. ar
Irived at Green Mountain Thursday
morning. and the funeral was held from
4 the Congregations church. Rev. w. II.
| Scott, of the Christian church, this city,
/ Officiating. The funeral was largely at
TENDED. many being present from this
lefty Two of the idaugh ters.i
\ Nlesdanles I.izzia Burnside and Della
4 Hughes Marsh, Of Englcwood, H., ac-
lcempanied the remains. Mr.. Charles
4 Hughes, of Lehgh. son Of the de-
Ieeased. and Mr. James Hughes. of
Ridgeway, Mo, brother. were present
lat the funeral. Mssdames Burnside and
Marsh will remain In the city for a few
i days' Visit and are being enterta aimed by
I. Mr.. and Mrs a. T.. Bratt.
4 a civil case before Justice Robert
4 Denbow, Of Albion, Thursday, IN which
4 Darling e. Mundy, Of this city Were
4 defendants and WYATT Bot;s, of Albion,
plaintiff, resulted in q compromise ver-
i Idiot by the jury, which awarded Bolts
i S15 on ss25s sked and an equal divisonof
the costs between the two sides. The
lease was over the sale Of buggy which
was made by the defendants to a minor
Z. A. ~ III