Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-13

Week.
Can furnish dry hard stove wood for
your range; all lengths. Gregory Brown
Coal Co.
Lost - Brown leather pocket-book
containing money. Finder please leave
at 80 West Main.
You can buy night dress trimmed
with tucks and embroidery or lace for
SO cents at Newcomers sale.
1t is a good time to get you tailor
made suit While they are going at the
reduced prices. NJ. F. Andrews.
srhe summer school at the Second.
ward began its sessions Tuesday morn
ling with Miss Claribel Trott as teacher.
If you want solid comfort buy one of
lsour unlined flannel suits at 81 to 50.
Most comfortable summer goods made.
| Stern.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. r..
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs Samuel Ferguson, No. 304
North Fourth street.
Can deliver promptly German or
\ American Portland cement, also fresh
\ lime in barrels or bulk and hard wall
plaster. Gregory Brown Coal Co.
Elegant Book Free-Wite to George
S. Battey, G. p. d T. A., Iowa Central
railway. Marsnalltown. Iowa, for a;
handsomely Illustrated book on Clear
Lake, Iowa. Great Summer Resort.
Mr.. r. T. Wallace, of Montour. spent
| Tuesday in the city. being on his way
| home from Fargo, N. d., where he has
1 been for about month looking after
4 business interests in connection with
some land that he owns near that city.
/ "A prominent physician of the city.
says the only fault he has to find With.
1.-THE Paragon restaurant is that he all
| ways goes cut of there full. Ii only
costs % cents to get all YOU want 10
/ eat there. Don't forget the place, 119
FEAST Main street
There is no fabric so deceptive. so un-
satisfactory and SO disappointing as The
Limitation. The genuine serge is made
! from fine worsted yarn, firmly woven
Land dyed a rich dark blue This is un-
.fadable. All our serge suits are made
4 from the real sarge and tailored into
garments that will retain their shapeli-
Eness until Worn out. Farrand 4 Clifford.
DIR. F. II. sC.onnor.z of Nevada. a former
schoolmate OF DIR. II. II. Bay. of this
4 city and DIR. E. a. Hunt, of Melbourne,
spent Tuesday afternoon in the city as
4 DIR. Bays guest and went to Oskaloosa
4 in the evening to visit his parents unIT
4 Thursday morning, when hestyill return
A 10 this city and go to I4aAIoille in the
evening TO attend the Hunt ISimball
j wedding.
The reference in these columns to the
t4accident in which Joseph Tretter came
4 near losing his life on the Center street
4 crossing. was an error in the particular
1 sclause regarding the gates. The acci-
4 dent occurred on the Great Western
4 tracks. which are not protected by
4 gates, altho the company was ordered
by a resolution of the council many
y months ago to put them in.
& Foreman Crowley. of the Northwest
s ern, has force OF about fifty man at
work In the West yards in this city,
putting in new switches and laying the
yards With ninety-pound steel. The
} new work will improve the yard facili-
q tics of the company very materially. 1,
Z; is the company,ss intention5to also max
A some Improvements in the east yards
II Where number of cross-overs will b.
: Ijput in.
= Miss Ida Soloman, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Solonlan, of this city
|arrived home Tuesday evening from
i Tama. where she has just graduated
from the Tama high school She wa.
S accompanied by her friend, Miss Ma,
4 Wells, of Tama. VINO is alao a meinDe
Of the class of 1900. and VINO viii remai;
here for short visit. Mrs. sSolomanre
turned Tuesday evening from Tama
having been present at the commence
Z lment exercises.
5 The lecture given Tuesday evening Il
the Christian church under the auspice
of the Y. p. S. G. T.. was quite Wen at
n tended. cinsidering the heat. The sub
4 ject announced for REV. w. II. Scott i
= talkson was "a Day 9 Journey by Torch
-3llight, and the lecture proved to be
: descriptive one of visit to the Nam
moth cave of Kentucky. Rev. Scott ha
a very happy faculty of being able t
tell In a clear and interesting way wha
4 he has seen and for that reason te lee
\ ture was much enjoyed. The proceed
, are to go towards buying carpet 70
= the dining room of the church
The Shakespeare Society met Tues
day afternoon for the last time thi
+ year with Mrs. A. C. Daily and hear
! the reports Of the various officers. TIL
one of the president, Mrs. F. NJ. SUIT
q q ton, was especially good, being mad
J, UP Of quotations from the great play
wright. 1t was really astonishing no,
we'll the story of the year was told b
the phrases. Officers were elected ia
Z next year as follows: President, Mr.!
IS T. p. Marsh: vice president, Mrs. E. \
n Holt; secretary and treasurer, Mt.
d w. NJ. Clark. When the society re
g sumes its work in the fall 1T will begi
5. with the study Of Henry VIII.
Senator Joseph Wallace, OF Eldor,
was in the city this morning on his wa
"a to Mount Vernon, where today h,
4 daughter, Miss Mabel Wallace, gradu
= ated from Cornell College. Mrs. Wa
/ lace has been in Mount Vernon abou
4 two weeks, or since her daughter CAV
4 her graduating recital from the colleR
OF music. Miss Wallaces work has {
course been very heavy, as she ha
e completed the two courses together, bu
{ she is to have a delightful trip after he
r. exertions, for her fathers gift to her
y an European visit. In company with
q few OF the professors of the college an