Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-08

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DR.. Henriksen.
Enter Business College Monday.
Good tailors. Brenneck & Hansen.
Shirt waists from 4s cents up at the
Hawkeye.
Trade at Pappe Bros. tomorrow. at
Schobert's old stand.
Twenty dozen gauze vests at 5 cents
each at Lee & Benedicts.
For sale, fresh Jersey COW. Inquire at
No. 10 North Fourth avenue.
Large assortment of dainty wash
goods to hand. Bannatyne & Lay.
Elegant negligee shirts, latest color
ings nobby patterns, low in price, at
Stern's.
Fifteen pieces more of those corded
dinities going for ) cents yard at Lee
& Benedict's.
Take our prescription-cool clothing
and you may laugh at old Sol" and en-
joy health and comfort. Farrand & Gift
ford.
India linens, Swiss null, Nainsook.
! Persian lawn, dimities and everything
in white goods for dresses. NJ. F. An
Isdrews.
X. o. T. NJ. band excursion to Story
City next Sunday via the Iowa Central
Train leaves at $50 a. m. Only IS cents
for the round trip.
We can deliver all grades OF founda-
| ton stone On short notice. Prices rea-
I.sonable. Marshalltown Stone Cons
pany, room 5, court house
! We have received fresh supply Of
coral and Long Branch crackers and
ISennedy's cookies. Just the goods for
ia picnic. Reynolds. Watson 4 Co.
Take in the excursion to Story City
sunday. June 10, vi, the Iowa Central!
railway. Only IS cents for the round
"trip. Auspices OF the *. o. H. NJ. band.
Ten cars; Of buggies just received and
| in transit. Come in and see them and
| get our prices We propose TO make it
Ketchum & Johnston Com
pany.
Grand concert BY the consolidated.
band of seventy pieces basket picnic
land other attractions at Story City on
1 Sunday. June TO- Special excursion
! train leaves the Iowa Central depot at
$50 a. III. Fare only 70 cents for the
! round trip.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. shockley, of Des
A1oines are guests of the formers sis
tier. Mrs. ]. IA. Hartness. They expect
Ito leave soon for California, where Mr..
I HARNESS. recently purchased a fine fruit
farm and where they will spend the
winters hereafter.
Mr.. ard Mrs Herbert Wright re-
i turned this morning from Iowa City.
I where they have been while Mr.. Wright
sihas been pursuing his studies in the
llaw department of the State University.
4 Mr.. Wright expects 70 return 10 the
/ university IN the autumn. as he lacks
Eonly few weeks of study to complete
1 his course.
Councilman G. w. Harris returned
/ today from Mendoza ILL.,, where he
accompanied other members of the city
council to investigate the sewage dis
/ posal plant. DIR. Harris says he thinks
! the trip proved a beneficial one to all,
and will result in many helpful ideas To
1.-THE council that can be used in con-
4 STRUGGLING the plant here.
4 "A representative of tahe c. & n. w.
has been in, the city today obtaining
views which VIII appear IN a r W folder
to be printed soon. This afternoon was
@l.spent at the Soldiers Home, where a
number Of pictures which promise to be
g, excellent We're taken. In addition to the
4 views of the buildings the veterans
themselves We're snapped, With the Of
Ulcers.
\ The real test of mems furnishing
4 store is its practicabiiity-its usefulness
10 you--its variety--tlie desirability of
.its wares-the savings 1t may be able
TO help you to--and we have done more
toward making the old, high. fancy
prices Impossible than any other mems
store in town Did you ever think OF
this? Any day you may prove it by com
parison. Farrand & Clifford.
Miss Ethel Vail was hostess Thurday
evening to Misses Mabel Ordway and
Winifred Woodard, of LaAIoille, and
Messrs. George Lundy. Will Gilchris
Land Burritt Aiien, Of Laurena the
guests being invited in honor OF Mr.. al
n
tlen who returns home today after hav-
ing completed his high school course
here. The evening was spent in ar in
formal way and Miss Vail served de
, iliciouS luncheon
Miss Gussie Meriman was the recipi.
i ent Of another honor 10 gladden. the lag
days Of her girlhood Thursday afternoon
when Mrs. w. G. Rodgers entertained
NJ q ) O'clock tea the following guests
Mrs. Charles Dutiieid, Mrs. f.. G.. Pierce
Mrs. w. G. Osman, Jr., Misses Eisi
: Merriman. Enola Bennett Alta Bentley
! Bessie Oliver, Gertrude johnson and EFT
9 Pence. Each guest had brought a sof;
cushion for the brde-elect. and the col
lection was a very handsome one. TIL
I hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs
r. G. Pierce.
Judge Caswell will leave sunda.
. night for Ninton, where On Monday h
: will begin the work yet lacking To fin
: ish the May term of court III Bentol
county. The only matter pending is tn
Cedar Rapids water case, in which
Z water company is suing the city 10
rental of MIGRANTS. The city claims tina
= the company did not live up to 1t
Z agreement, hence trefuses to pay NOR
: than it considers Justly due. The cas-
was on trial two days prior to the ad