Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-15
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Enter Business College Monday.
Children's suits. Tarrand & Clifford

An elegant line Of mounting cards
and albums at Adamson's.
Summer suits. warranted to keep you
,ool, at Farrand & Gifford's.
New line Of white shirt waists with
soft cuffs. Lee & Benedict.
japanese fans, beauties. for 5, 10, 10
md 10 cents at the Hawkeye.
Muslin drawers. with cluster of tucks,
for - cents at Newcomers sale.
Mems negiigee shirts, beautiful pat
terms, so cents to s.. at stern's.
We have the absorbent crash at 8,
10 and l211s cents. NJ. f. Andrews.
Get a pretty souvenir with each so
cent and 81 purchase at Sinclair's Tea
House Saturday.
One lot of black and colored under
skirts. worth up to s2.75. to close at
95 cents to 81. NJ. +. Andrews.
The Reliable gasoline stoves, cabinet
and other styles. Will sell on monthly
payments, if desired Schnidt's Hard
ware Store.
The prettiest line of full corset COW
ers. also plain trimmed with embroi-
derry, for 80 cents, you ever saw at New
comer's sale.
You are always welcome to stop in
and try over my late music. fill or
ders when others fail. p NJ. Adamson,
ZIG West Main.
Join the Upper Circle Dressing Club
and have your clothes pressed and
shoes shined at comparatively small
cost. Marshall Tailoring Co.
There may be some question whether
the English have the Beers whipped.
but there is no doubt but that Flittons
does the best laundry work II, the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Dobson went to Des
Moines this morning to attend the Holt
ness campmeetins. AS they have not
missed one of the meetings in twelve
years Mr.. and Mrs. Dobson always en-
joy the gatherings. at which they meet
so many old-time friends whom they
would not otherwise see.
Ho for Clear Lake, With the Mac
cabees. Thursday. June 81, via the Iowa
Central Special train will leave this
city at ESQ a. IN. Only sl.50 for the
round trip This is a basket picnic and
large crowds will in attendance, The
proceedings Will be cnlivened by band
concert, sailing. fishing, etc.
Master Russell Smith, son of County
Treasurer G. II. Smith. made his first
trip 10 a penitentiary Thursday night.
not as a prisoner, however, but sight
seer Master Russell accompanied his
father. who acted; az Sheriff Shoemak-
ler,s deputy in looking after Monroe Will
son. who was taken to the prison to.
serve two years for larceny.
The ladies of the home and education
department of the Women's Club enjoy
ed a picnic at the Soldiers Home park
Thursday afternoon, staying for supper.
The children of the members We're ta-s
ken with them and they had a merry
sromp While their mothers discussed
plans for the next years study. The.
only guest. aside from the children, was
Miss Mertie IIalbert, the new president
of the club. who was accorded the place
of honor.
To ladies who wish to enter the bak-
ing contest Will state that none OF the.
four bakeries will be allowed TO enter
this contest. Nor will Mrs Beckwith
or her daughter. This will insure
equal chances for all. The exhibition
Mill take place at Schobert's old stand,
No. IS West Main street. Getaa sack OF.
-four at once and try for $50. You will
be surprised at the results YOU VIII get
from this -four. Date of contest June
80 II. j. Benson.
Elder N a. Mcconnell returned
Thursday from Des MONIES. where he
had been for a week attending the$conl-
j.mencement Of Drake University. Many
fold time friends We're met and Mr. Me
EConnell had the pleasure of attending a
dinner party given by DIR. 4. N. AIcCash,
| of the University Christian church, at
which Ex-Governor r. NJ. Drake and
DR. Hinsaale. of Ann Arbor, who gave
! the address before the graduating class,
were the guests of honor
| Miss Ethel Yeager was completely
surprised Thursday evening when a par
i ty of about thirty-fve of her friend.
came to her home, 5l4 North Secont
street and informed her that they hat
come to,help her celebrate her birthday
The surprise did not detract from the
4 evening's enjoyment. but rather added
i to it. Games and music We're the mean!
of amusement and fine luncheon wa
4 served. AS a remembrance of the happ.
evening Miss Yeager was presented
] With handsome ring set with tire,
topals.
4 Mr.. Fl. O.. Alichaels and daughter. Mis-
Florence. returned Thursday from Wig
/ lit in various points in Missouri. Nj
Michaels was called on business T
. lSinginan, Kas.. from Liberty, 40
y where he and his daughter had beer
i and where the latter remained durin
= commencement week at the Liberty La
, dies College with her cousin. Miss Ely
4 Durham. Of Reloit. Kas.. who visite
, here last summer The latter part q
:. the stay was spent in Kansas City wit
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Knisaly. Mr.. Knisel
is a very fine pianist and expects to b
in the city the latter part OF the sum
mer.
4 The Central's south-bound passenger
No. 6, in charge of Conductor Anderso
!. and pulled by Engineer Brady, wit
engine No. &c. had a slight accident a
) point two miles south Of China
!, Thursday. caused by one Of the tan
: wheels jumping the track The Jar an
strain on the tender broke one of tn
r axles and the wrecker was sent dow
: from this city, in charge Of Yardmaste