Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-30
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Attend the lace and embroidery sal
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Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Attend the lace and embroidery sale
at the Fair.
Business College summer season
opens June 4. Reduced rates.
A gentleman's smoke-the popular
Black Swan 5-cent cigar.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. E.
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Charles Click.
We can deliver all grades of founda-
tion stone On short notice. Prices rea-
sonable. AIarshalltown Stone Conn
pany. room s. court house.
DR.. and Mrs. L. u. Whitacre and son,
Joe, spent the dag In Liscomb, where
visited the grave of their son and
Many of the ci,y's young people are
planning to buy Electric addition lots
on the easy terms offered. twill be no
'trnliale tn get ,,ons ). wi tn which tn erect
dwellings,. and new Marshalltown con
the hill'' will soon be in existence.
Knights of Pythias. were out Tuesday
feed YARD. which was lighted up and
answered the. purpose remarkably we'll.
The rank Will so TO Union week from
the Hardin county knights of Pythias
picnic.
Jus iice Allen issued warrant yes
terday Afternoon. upon complaint of n
Stranger named Tom Mcintyre, who al
legged that some stranger, whose name
was John Doe, for all he knew, had
stolen from his person the sum OF 81.
Constable Leech was given the papers
to ssrve. but there Mere 50 many John
Does hanging about the levee that the
right one could not be found.
estimate of the gains in population.
thruout the middle West as will be
shown by the census of 1900. Its esti-i
mated returns show an increase for.
Iowa Of nearly 100000 Marshall coun-
TVS estimated gain is from 25,s42 to 49,
olo, an increase of % per cent. Appa-i
moose county shows the greatest gain
from 1861 to 29,o10, a gain Of SO per
cent.
Reuben r. VOORHEES,, of Glendive,
Mont. who has been III at the home Of
his brother Conductor w. II. Noorhies,
OF the Central, at Mason City for sew
efal weeks, will pass thru the city
Thursday evening en- route to Colfax.
Mrs VOORHEES, and son Warren will ac-
company him. Mrs. A, L.. Mead, OF
Clinton, Mr.. Noorhies' sister, Went 10
Mason City this morning TO visit
briefly.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph Wallace, OF
/ Eidora, We're in the city this morning
en- route To Mount Vernon, where to-
morrow their daughter, Miss Mabel
| Wallace. Will give her graduating re-
citaI from the school of oratory OF Cor
nell. Miss Wallace VIII graduate from
/ the regular collegiate department also
llthis Year and is planning to spend the
summer in Europe with a party among
I whom Will be some of her college pro-
fessors.
1 When you can buy a lot in the Eiec-
tstric addition for $50 down and $40 per
month, with 6 per cent interest, and
Whensyou have. "a guarantee that the lot
i y
Isther charge if you die, and you Will he
] carried By tho company II you get sick
4 or lose your job, few men can afford IL
3pay rent. The people who are going 10
buy Electric addition lots are going Ia
+ build on them. and Knowing this other
Emen are going TO buy az an investment.
\ You VIII be interested in our new
truckers. couches and bedroom suits.
4 Eysry one should be, for they are beau
4 ties- lf you have not the money now
YOU can we'll afford to borrow it and
take advantage the low prices We are
i Offering cur new goods for In addition
a to making the Lowest prices on the best
4 furniture We give trading stamps on all
Il cash purchases except on carpets. Gu,
+ new furniture, every article of 1t. il
4 eliarming, set inexpensive. Marion
Gard.
s Mr. and Mrs. +; o. Hail and the lat
3 ter : sister, Mrs a. r. Tenant. If For,
4 Dodge; Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Smith. 81
7 8To.edo; Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Smith anc
Mrs. Loretta Barber, ofthis city, Went
10 Liscomb Tuesday evening. where
4 they attended Memorial day exercises
especially for the purpose OF strcwinl
the annual Remembrance of flowers 81
the grace of the late r. A. Trip, father
Iof Mesdames Hall and Tenant, brother
of Mrs Barber and brother-in-law o.
1.-the Messrs Smith.
a jolly picnic party left this after.
lsnoon overland for Quarry, on a favor
lie si,es OF :::ie Iowa 'ii.vti ba,,a. VIZ, j;
Ia picnic supper will be enjoyed ,hi.
ieyening. Those who formed the Grove
were Misses Carolyn Anderson, Agne,
earle, Claribel Trott. Marie Evans. All
ice Echternacilt. Louise and Mabe
Miller and Alice Rogers, and Messrs
Carl Bratt, James Wilson, Harry Rodg
ers. Robert Stuart. Will III. Carleton
Harry Echternacht.G George Anderson
2 and Edgar Rogers.
Mrs. John Utz Will go next week /,
Cleveland for an extended visit witt
her daughter, Mrs. A. j.. Moore, ant
son. Mr.. Theodore Utz. and so Tuesda.
afternoon she entertained the ladies' o
: the Pioneer Club. whose gatherings mr.
always greatly enjoyed. AT 6 ociocl
supper was served at the Stoddart. 1'h
table was prettily decorated with flow
ers and music was enjoyed during TIL
lrepast. Those present were Mesdame
William Bremner, Il. Brown. Margare
lWasson. Chloe Hartwell, Lucille Ham
{ BILE and N. S. Chaplin. Mrs. ]. w. Oil
YER. daughter to Mrs. Catherine Web
ster, who took such an interest in tn