Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Ffeinz malt vinegar at Culley's.
silk vests Prornactx5 3. HANSEN


silk vests. Brenneck & Hansen.
Come and get surprised at our sale of
waists. Bannatyne & Lay.
True, pure and reliable as the ele-
phant-Ch Chocolate Cream coffee.
Reliable gasoline stoves, with all the
latest improvements. j. "A. Lane.
H. E. simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of possoffice.
Ball Mason fruit Jars. the best made
and at the lowest prices, at Culley's.
Drop into schobert's room after $3.50
p. m. Saturday. Bread sale to begin at
p. IN.
What We have left in the wash silks.
that We're As cents we will close at 80
cents. M. F. Andrews.
For sale-A news and job Office in
good town. Must be sold soon; price
reasonable. Address w, care T.-R.
!. Buy five packages of Chocolate
Cream coffee and get a 50-cent ticket
free, or two half tickets to Sells Bros.
big show. All retail groceries have it
of the best.
We are making very low prices on
tfrst-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing.
us. Marshalltown Stone Company,
rooms and 5, court house
The dispatches of Wednesday from
Eldora announce that Mrs. Kathryn
Walters, formerly of this city. but for
the past year principal of the high
school there, has resigned her position,
which she had filled so satisfactorily.
Mrs. n. B. Foiles and cousin, Miss
Halla Burdick. left for their home in
Clinton this morning otter short visit
with their cousin, Mrs. F. S. Newton.
They came especially to be present at
the unwilling Of the monument at tho
grave of Mrs. Newton's husband, the
late DR.. +. S. Newton.
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Mrs. j. I. Bell, her sister, Mrs. j. w.
Mcpherson, and little sons Archie and
Jack, left Wednesday for visit in
sBowmanNille, Can, with relatives.
That is their old home and they will
enjoy fine time during the rest Of the
summer with friends whom they have
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Mrs. II. H. Gregg, president OF the
Wimodaughs Club for the year that
is just past, entertained the club this
afternoon at her home, No. 400 East
state street. 1t was the last meeting
of the Year and the ladies enjoyed a
social hour and partook of refresh
ments before going to their homes.
James Penny, the tramp who lost a leg
by trying to board a C. & N. w. freight
train in the yards here Tuesday night,
isadoing as nicely az could be expected,
and is still at the county Jail. AZ soon
as Penny RECEIVERS sufficiently to be dis
charged from the surgeon care. he Will
likely he taken to the county farm even
tho he is not rightfully charge Of the
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Modlin, of AL
8bicn spent Wednesday in the city in
attendance at the Masonic gathering in
honor of ST. JOINTS day. and were ac-
gcompanied by Mrs. Modlin's sister.
Mrs. IA. L. Swan. of Holdrldge. Neb.
who Is in Albion for an extended visit
Mrs. Modlin and Mrs. Swan had not
seen each other prior to this visit for
twenty-nine years.
Mr.. Phineas r. Balch, OF the Mar
.shalltowns State Bank. arrived home on
"Wednesday from his extensive eastern
trip which was enjoyed principally at
the hone4of his boyhood days. and with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs John w
Balch al st. Johnsbury, VI Mr. Balch
also visited many other cities in the
east. Mr.. a. f. Balch Will leave soon
Tor st. Johnsbury. To pay his parents a
visit. and from there will leave for a
European trip.
I An entertainment will be given FRI
day evening for the benefit of the fire.
men al the Odeon. The Streets of
New York Will be the play. produced
by home talent, under the direction of
Mr.. William a. Adams. The character
of Badger Will be played by Mr.. Adj
ans. a part that he has PLAYED in all
the principal cities. During the produce
ton of the play fire scene occurs. 1t
is said TO be one of the most realistic
effects produced on the stage. During
the fire scene the local department app
pears on the stage.
Mr.. Charles Hughes. manager OF the
Lehlgh lie and Brick Company, who
has been in the city To-Day, in speaking
OF the disappearance of the lad. Demter
D. Isatchelor, Of Chicago, who was sup
posed by the Chicago detectives to
have accompanied Bernard burnside to
this city. says that the boys both re-
turned to Chicago today from AIichi-
gan, where they went from Chicago, by
trip across the lake. The Burnside
boy, who is Mr. Hughes nephew. left
home. but did not inform his mother
where he was bound for, and with him
went the Bachelor boy. They wanted
the bnyhood experience OF shifting for
themselves, and when they got tired
returned home, none the worse Tor .ae
trip.
Hans Wulff. formerly a secondhand
dealer Of the city. nova member Of the
Soldiers Home, was arrested Wednes-
day by Constable Nicholson upon a
charge Of assault and battery, and in
the afternoon was arraigned before
Justice Allen. Charles f. Smith, a
Central shop helper, who was over
come by the heat a few days ago. was
the complaining witness. Smith claimed
Wulf came to his home and accused
him OF stealing some sheets ana pillow