Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-11
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Hammocks at Rullock's.
DR.. Bay. Moodbury BLOCK

per dozen at Bullock's.
Great variety Of muslin skirts and
drawers at NJ. r. Andrews
For SALE fresh Jersey COW. Inquire at
No. 10 North Fourth avenue.
Short lengths of India linens half
price. Hoyt's Department Store.
Low prices on tailor made suits and
ready made skirts. Lee & Benedict.
Fine line of the latest trouserings
made up to fit you. Brenneck & Han
sen. Isl
All our fine corded ginghams that
We're 20 are now going at IL cents. NJ
f. Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Larkin, who
have been spending a brief honeymoon
at Cedar Rapids, returned home Sum
day evening.
Go to Clear Lake and spend week at
rates cheaper than living at home.
Iowa Central ticket agents will give
you full particulars
We can deliver all grades Of founda-
ton stone on short notice Prices rea-
ssonable. Nlarshalltown Stone Com
ipany, room 5. court house.
serst. Lisle w. Brown, Of Company
II, left this afternoon for Cedar Rap
ids, where he will be present at the
state range meeting. Corp. Gus john
son will so this evening.
Elegant Book Free-Write to George
s. Baltey, G. p. & 4. a., Iowa Central
railway, Alarsnalltown, Iowa, for a
handsomely illustrated book on Clear
Lake, Iowa, Great Summer Resort
Rev. j. Edgar Williams, of the
Friends church, spent Sunday in Oska-
loosa, where he occupied the chapel Of
Penn College and delivered an address
TO the students, who are entering upon
commencement Week
The time of leaving of the Country
Club hack from the Mcbride & Will
and Pilgrim hotel corners has been
changed. and in future the hack will
leave al 9, 5 and T:sO. Returning. leave
the grounds at $3.50, $50 and 8. sun
adys, to the grounds at 2:30 and 1880.
Returning. 3 and s.
Mrs. @. D. Frink left Sunday evening
I T
for ST Louis in response to a tele-
gram calling her to the bedside Of her
sister. Mrs. Z. G. Merriam. who has
been Ill for several weeks. Mrs. Merri-
am is suffering from nervous troubles
and IL her condition will permit will be
brought to Marshalltown by her sister
this week.
Oscar Hollan. originally member of
Company II. Forty-ninth Iowa, but in
Cuba a member of the Fourth Immunas,
has made an application for pension
for disabilities received while in the
service as the result of an injury. Hol-
Ian was in the rifle pits indulging in
small irons practice. and was struck by
a falling timber that was struck by a
spent bullet. Joe Staepner another
Company II man, has also applied for a
pension. on account of rheumatisn
caused by his service in Cuba.
Mr.. and sIrs. Il. w. Griffin. of La
Noble, spent the day in the city and
this evening. Via the Central, left for
Eudora. lIas., wnere they will remain a
month With relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. HUFF, Of LaMoille, will join Mr.
and Mrs. Griffin in Eudora in about a
month and together they will5leave for
Los Angeles Pasadena and san Fran
CISCO, thence to Portland. by boat, yell
lowstone National Park. Denver and
Colorado Springs. They expect to be
absent from home all summer.
Yesterday, June 10th, was the first
anniversary of the opening OF the
PARAGON restaurant at 119 East Main
street, and in honor of the occasion Mrs.
Jones invited few friends to breakfast
With the proprietor. which was COM
plate surprise TO him. a sumptuous
breakfast was served. The invited
guests We're Nessrs. Ralph Mcbride.
Carl Schmidt, j. Z. Swingley. o. An-
derson, Frank Brenneck Wilbur Evans,
William Cunningham. Lew Jones. Chas.
Bernstein. S. w. I.aShelle DR.. Brady.
Charles Nelson. Ben Alderman, George
Gregory and G. j. Hoyt.
A wagon of the Marshall Ice Com
pany, driven by an employe named Ed
wards. experienced an accident Sunday
morning while in front Of the L. s.
Peckham residence, corner of Third
avenue and Bromley street when the
tongue slipped from the doublc-trees
and the heavy load forced the wagon
down the hill. The horses had to be kent
on run in order To prevent being in
iured, and at the corner OF Lincoln
street. two blocks north of where the
wagon started hnrses. wagon and al!
We're forced into the ditch Luckily no
Injuries resulted and but little damage
was done.
Dr. =. F. Kellogg. of this city and
brother DR.. a.. C. Kellogg, OF Sioux
City, left Saturday evening for Webster
City, where they spent Sunday with
their parents DR.. and Mrs. A. Kellogg.
From there they 90 to Charter Oak, to
be present on Tuesday evening at the
marriage of DR.. Howard II. Kellogg, of
Sioux City. to MISS Nellie McAllister,
returning again to Webster City to at
tend the wedding OF Dr. Ray Kellogg.
of Forest City. and Miss Grace Mildred
Medburg on Thursday evening. Drs.
Howard and Ray Kellogg will come to
Marshalltown after the latter's we'd
ding. and will remain here for few
days visit at the Kellogg home Or.
A. G. Kellogg who has recently dis
posed Of his practice at Sioux City to
his brother Howard, will leave soon for
California to develop his gold-mining
interests. located in Humbug canon.
Placer county. twelve miles distant
from Sacramento City.
The hobo element has been lacking in
proportions during the past week and