Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-26
Or. Henricksen. Kirby block.

Dr. Bay. Woodbury. block. new phone.
The place to buy dress goods. Archie
Parker.
Big line of shirt waists in white and
colors at Newcomers.
Beach's World Soap is made from the
choicest materials. Absolutely pure.
You should see the new fancy neck
wear at the Hawkeye.
Fresh fish every Friday morning at
Gerhart's white market.
II tbs a fine parasol or rain umbrella
you Want YOU will find it at NJ. +. An
drews'
Summer wash goods, dimities, lawns,
batiste, silk dotted Swisses at the
Iiawkeye.
See the pretty white shirt waists,
with lace fronts and sleeves, lace yokes
etc, at Newcomer's.
Our bicycles at s24, $40 and sss are the
best prices for: the best goods ever
shown i'll Marshalltown. Schmidt's
Hardware Store.
George ID. Rogers, district passenger
agent of t he Northern Pacific, with.
lheadquarters in Des AIoines, was in the
I.ci.y on business Wednesday,
Miss Helen Burnell who has class
|, in Kindergarten work ii, Newton, arr
rived home Wednesday evening to re-
main over Sunday. Miss Burnell's work
I in Newton has proved very satisfactory
and her work is very pleasant.
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The members of the Fifty-first Iowa
band arrived in the city this morning
from AckieS. F'ilemon. the little Filipi-
no boy, Il native of Dagupun, Luzon,
who is acting as the bands mascot,
proved quite an attraction and curiosity
on the street.
\ sneak thief who had entered the
Ishomcsaf Mrs. Margaret Ackert corner
isof Third avenue and State street, was
| surprised before he fairly got started to
lsransack the premises by Miss Ida Du-
gan Mrs. Ackert's sister. The only ar
ticles reported missing are a stick pin
and s2.50in money.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Clemens Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w A1agee, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
lsG'lemons, DIR. and Mrs. Carl Turner MIR.
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Mrs. Henry Smith. of Clemens, spent
The delegation was in attendance at
court. being subpoenaed as witnesses in
1.-THE. BartholoW liquor permit cases.
Commander Will A. Brown. of the
4 Iowa Sons of Veterans. left this morn
Ling fur Mason City, where he will look
after business matters in connection
with his official duties, and from there
4 he Will 60 to McGregor. where on Frs
lday night he viii institute camp. On
| the Both inst. next Monday, Comman-
lder Brown Will put in another camp at
| ISeota.
4 business men spend more hours in
theirsofiices than they do in their homes
Ia strong reason for having their Of
| fees as comfortable as possible. Here's
| the chance TO do so at special prices.
II We have several new STYLES of office
desks and office chairs that we are
4 making special prices on Discard the
fold table and buy modern Office desk.
\ ID. C. Wilbur.
MIR. Harris Isurdck, sol. Of q. C. Bur-
4 dick. of this city, who has been away
from home several years. left this
sEn,orning for Rockwell, after a few days
4 sisit with his father and sister, Mrs.
acorie b. Newton Mr. Bnrdick is now
/ hibition and professionally he is known
sa, H. ". Blauldin, the boy wonder:'s
4 His company is composed of six people.
INCLUDING his Wife. whom h married
dabout a year ago The Rockwell en-
r.
Last evenings Cedar Rapids Gazette
lsays OF the charges of highway robbery
8pendiilg against George Heiss, OF this
lefty: The last case on the criminal
docket to be tried this term, unless
Judge Thompson changes his mind is
THAT Of the state vs.. George Heiss.
charged with holding up two Germans
lfron Holland. IONA. on South First
street a few nights ago. THE testimony
Y was all in yesterday and the opening arr
guments commenced Judge Preston
and Maj Milo p Smith are defending
Hess. and they have made fight that
i may result in their clients acquittal al
4 tho the evidence against him is strong
and his reputationis almost sufficient To
convict him.
The West End cireh Club me,
Il "Wednesday evening foJ. the last session
a of the year at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
8 r. G. Peterson. The club has spen
& many happy evenings together and il, i:
sprobable that the members will reor,
q ganize in the fall. The prizes fol
4 "Wednesday evening went to Mrs A. a
Greenbaum and Mr.. d. j. Bullock ant
Il the boobies 10 Mrs. Z. Lawrence ant
q Mr. g. Fl. Whitehead. a two-cours.
Ecoilation was served at the little ia
81 bles after the games The clubs guest,
A We're MIR. and Mrs. George Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Whitehead, Mr. ant
. Mrs w G. Osman, Jr., Mrs. w. a
4 Lineaweaver, of Detroit, and Capt. G
+ S. Aldrich.
!, Mrs. G. o. Rogers and daughter, Mis-.
& Alice, arrived home this morning from
!. Emporia, Kas., where. d high moor
4 Wednesday,. they attended the marriag,
!. Of their son and brother Mr.. Charlie.
Rogers. of this city. to Miss Laura Nc
! Clure, formerly Of this city and daugh
Il ter5of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Mcclure. TIL,
!. wedding was a very quiet affair, wit
messed only by about twenty-five rela
Etives and friends of the bride and groom
t The brides gown was white silk null
! Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers left Emporia af
4 ter the wedding for Marshalltown ant
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