Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18
See Bullock for rubber hose. &
A good lawn mower for 81 at Bull

{ i +. "
Pretty plaids in dress ginghams, 10
cent value, for Tuesday only 6M cents
yard The Fair.
Children's umbrella skirts, lace and
embroidery trimmed, for As cents at |
Newcomers sale.
Two thousand useful presents free at
the Bee Hive gift sale this week. Your
choice with each dollar you buy.
Every correct and wearable idea In
summer hats and bonnets find tran
sient home at Mrs. Morrill's. Come In
and see what we have.
Miss Grace Duffield went to Oskaloo-
sa this morning to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. +. Glidden.
During the vacation they will visit
friends in Bedford, Shenandoah and
Minneapolis.
Milwaukee harvesters, Standard
mowers, Miamisburg binder Irvine,
Deere all steel hay rakes and Deere
hay leaders are some OF the zseasonable
goods to be found at ketchum q
Johnston Companys.
Mrs. Jennie C.. Drew. of Newton, who
has been insthe city for few days,
having come to bring her husband,
who is Ill, to the hospital at the Sol.
2diers' Home. went to Gilman Sunday
evening for short visit before going
home.
You want arrest. Just take a day off
on Thursday. June u. and spend 1T at
Clear Lake with the K. o. I. NJ. Band
concerts fishing, sailing. bathing, pic
nickinE and other amusements Special
train leaves at $50 a. m. Fare only $1.25
for the round trip.
Mrs. Frank Blum is suffering from
the results of an accident whereby she
sustained a badly broken left arm. The
accident resulted from a fal! from a
ladder and the injuries are very pain
full, the arm having been broken in two
places. between the wrist and the ell
bow.
Mr.. j. NJ. Whitaker spent Sunday in
Boone with his wife. at the home OF
Judge and Mrs. j. II. Whitaker. MS.
Whitaker has just arrived in Boone
from Salt Lake City. where she taught
a portion of the past school year She
will return to the city Tuesday morn
ling.
Mr.. H. C. Howe. of Owatonna, Mimi,
who is 10 marry Miss Jane Semple or
Wednesday evening. arrived in the city
Sunday evening, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Jessie Howe. Mr.. and Mrs
| A. r. Glines and daughter Marion. OF
| Rockwell. are also here for the wed.
| ding, Miss Semple being Mrs. Glines,
| niece.
Mr. and Mrs. a. w. Hoy left this
afternoon for Cedar Rapids where they
4 VIII make their future home, Mr.. Hoy
1 having accepted position as head
pharmacist for ]. F. Whelihan Mr..
and Mrs. Hoy have been residents Of
| the city for the past four years and
have many friends here who will re-
4 greet their departure.
DIR. A. L. Worden. OF Detroit, Mich,
commissioner of the state board Of cor
lrections and charities, il in the city to-
4 day inspecting the Soldiers Home. He
4 made a pleasant call this morning upon
i DIR. Rosa Liebig, who was his class
mate in Michigan University. Mr.. and
4 Mrs Liebig visited the Home with Or.
Wordcn this afternoon.
DR.. F. p. Lierle left Sunday night for
j Chicago where he Will attend the COM
.ismencement exercises OF Rush Medical
Il SocietN.of which he is an alumnus. The
i commencement his year has been the
4 signal for a reunion of the members
4 of DIR. Lierle's class all of whom hope
TO be present. Dir. H. c. Willett. of
4 Written, a ciassmate of DR.. Lierle ac-
companed him.
/, w. II. Monnger, Of Calvin. was quite
! painfully injured Saturday at his home
. by being Kicked by a vicious horse
which he was attempting to coax from
a a field to the barn. The horse was in.
& rlined to balk a little and Mr.. Moningel
tried to urge him and the result wa.
!, that the horse let one of his heels driv,
, with murderous intent. The sharp corl
! lof the shoe caught Mr.. Moningel
4 snunrely in the face. cutting his lip.
: badly. knocking out one tooth and loos
i ening several others.
II A persistent rumor TO the effect tina
n Miss Cloy Blum daughter of Mr.. ant
. Mrs. Frank Blum, corner of Third ave
nue. and Cunningham street, had at
tempted suicide by taking poison led Z
!. Ian investigation on the part OF 4newspa
!, per reporters this afternoon. The rumo
/, proved to he untrue and as far as cal
be ascertained had absolutely III
foundation Miss Blum has been5u
1 quarantine for diphtheria for the pas
: few weeks, but has entirely recovered
! al,ho the quarantine still remains o.
: the home.
Z Don Warren. the PAGER recently pur
!. chas d in Eldora by Mr.. w. q. Owings
: is recovering erom a severe attack 9
4 lung fever, from which the ANNA
i came near dying. For three days III
Z horses temperature stood at l96 de
= grees, and veterinarian was employee
Il for week night and day, TO save him
q Don Warren is a half brother of Parl
q Rentley's sorrel, and was three year
r old Tuesday. He has been worked GU
some since coming into Mr.. Owing
possession and is a very promisin
: youngster.
Q Staple check ginghams, G-cent value
]. 3A cents for Tuesday only. The Fair.
!. "MONARCH."
q The New Gnsoline-List OF Grocer
IN WHO Sell IL.
No smoke, no smell. Not sold fror
e peddling wagons. Sold in Marshalltowl