Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
Surgeon and physician. Janss.

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4 Reduced rates June 4. Business Col
lege.
Can and see the new shirt waists at
the Hawkeye.
Closing out prices on rugs. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Black drop-stitch hose in three quail
ties at NJ. F. Andrews.
Dependable good wearing hosiery.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Are you using World soap? If not
you are not using the best.
If you need a new hat. one already
trimmed, see the elegant display at Mrs.
Morrilfs. They are stylish and attrac
tive.
We can deliver all grades of founda-
5tion stone on short notice. Prices rea-
sonable. Nlarshalltown Stone Com
pany, room 5, court house.
The Odd Fellows hall was the scene
of merry time Wednesday evening,
when the members of Marshall Lodge
No. 40 enjoyed q social evening.
800 as.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. viii be entertained Friday by Mrs.
Laird and Mrs Reinakerat the home of
Mrs. Laird, on North Second street.
Messrs. and Mesdames c. Click. II. j.
Fletcher and b. a. Morgan and DR..
George Click. of Des Moines. spent the
day Wednesday at the Country Club.
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General Traffic Manager j, n. Title.
more. of the Central. left this morning
on the Iowa for Peoria, where he will;
remain until Friday morning looking
after the roads freight traffic.
Mrs. Fl. j. southwick, of Warren. o.,
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
re. Lindsey. She arrived Wednesday
might just eighteen years to the day
since she had been in Marshalltown.
!! Mr.. a. Solem went to Roland this
morning, where this afternoon at a:3O
O'Clock he attended the wedding of his
cousin. Mr.. o. Eggeland who was
united in marriage to Miss Anna Shell
| dali
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Whitehead and partaken
4 of by Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Evans. Misses
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faker and Bessie Oliver.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
/ tan church Will be entertained Friday
afternoon by Alesdames F. G. Good
man. John Galloway, l.. S. Clifford and
III. II. Gregg at .he home of Mrs
Gregg. No. 400 East Linn street.
You may be enjoying yourself these
Pleasant evenings without one, but
| think how much more pleasure you
could have with hammock. Now
Would be a good time to buy one, for we
are making exceptionally low prices on
Them. George =. Powers, IS East Main.
General Travelling Freight Agent Guy
Talbot, of the Central. returned yester-.
| day from two weeks business trip
thluout the east. Mr.. Talbot's trip was
! a Very successful one for the company,
land While absent he attended TO mat
| ters in all of the principal cities of the
east.
| Invitations We're issued today by Mr.
land Mrs. j. w. Mcpherson for the mar
rlage on the evening of Tuesday, June
ll2. Of theit, sister. Miss Ellen May Bing-
4 ham, to Mr.. Nieie Glenn Palmer. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Palmer. formerly of
4 this city. but later of Chicago. The
4 ceremony will be performed at o'clock
4 the Mcpherson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Allen chaper-
loned the following members Of Il boat
4 Ling PARTY Wednesday evening; Misses
Gertrude Adams Jessie and Anne
5EGregg. Blanche McLarnan, Grace. Nc
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4 Myrtle Boston. Blanche Robinson. Car
tie ard Cora Andrews. Messrs. Roy
! lsrowa. Harry Cross. Milo Pinkerton.
Waiter and Ralph Scott. Waite,
i Greene Carey Brown ard John Butter
4 field.
Frank Waldo was arrested Wednes-
4 day by cons.able Nicholson upon an in
q formation filed in Justice Burritt's cour,
by Henry l.. Snndell, who charged him
with assault and battery upon May
snow. a cook in the employ of Mr.. sun
dell. Waldo strange tho it may seem
has been at work for a couple of weeks
at Sundell's, and over some dispute Will
he cook he proceeded to beat her a bou
the head, it is alleged. Waldo will hav4
his hearing Friday morning.
y IN Splte OF the oppressive neat yes.
Iterday the holiday VAS greatly enjoyed
by The members of the Country Club a
their grounds The links were fairl,
alive with white duck suits and ga,
), shirt waists, nearly seventy-five c TIL,
members spending the day on Thu
grounds. The9new club house makes al
Ideal place TO lounge around, while tn,
pretty picture of life spread before on
J, is very charming. Some Of the younge
members formed picnic party, TAX
/ ing the suppers along, and Remained
quite late.
i. The funeral of the late e. G. Wait
3 who was murdered in Alliance, Neb
]. last Saturday was largely ATTENDED
. frcm the Charles Wait home at 4 o clocl
A Wednesday afternoon. A number of tn
members of Cosmopolitan Lodge No
SIS, Is. p. attended in body. the de
!. ceased having been a *. p, altho not
I member of lodge here. The pail bear
ers We're Messrs. 3. +. Cummings
! E George j. Allen. Marion Gard, f., II
Ithem, Scott Calhoun and f. 3. Wiley
:. Mrs. Wait and sons and father. Mr. A
Ward, of Fayette. Mo-. left this morn
J, ling for Fayette, where Mrs. Wair vii
visit briefly. After a trip to Alliance
/, to settle the business affairs of her hus
: band. Mrs. Wait expects to go to Fay
'Nette to make her home with her father
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