Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-01
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Lawn mowers at Bullock's.

Lawn mowers at Bullock's
Gunther's candy is the best in the
world.
Special sale in bed spreads. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Black drop-stitch hose in three quali-
ties at NJ. +. Andrews.
There is cool comfort in stern's blue
serge coats and vests.
Large variety Of chidren's wash
dresses. Bannatyne & Lay.
Are you using World soap? If not
you are not using the best.
We have u lawn mower for 50 that
will surprise you. d. j. Bullock.
Home grown berries in abundance
nov for sale at Reynolds. Watson &
Co.'S.
our 5o-cent unlaundered shirts for
men can't be equaled Hoylt's Depart;
ment Store.
Superintendent ". u Tomlinson. of
the county farm. was in the city on
business Thursday.
if
Henry Pappe's new clothing store pro-
nounce it simply beautiful.
Go on the first excursion of the sea-
son to Clear Lake next Sunday, June
3, via Iowa Central Railway. Only
$3.50 for round trip. Train leaves this
city at 7:5oa. m.
Mrs. w r. Whltelnan and little
in the city this morning on their way
TO Lexington, Ill. called by a telegram
TO Mrs Whiteman announcing the se-
rious illness of her father. Mr.. w. d.
Stewart
The time of leaving of the Country
Club hack. from the Mcbride & VIII
and Pilgrim Hotel corners, has been
changed and hereafter the hack will
leave at q and p. m, each day, re-
turning at the half hours. ON Sundays
the hours of . 80 and Z will be observed.
Mr., u. w. Cooley. OF the Herald, left
this morning for Mitchell. Ind. whore
he will remain for a few days visit at
the home of his wife's father, Mr.. Aaron
Bass. where Mrs. Cooley has been for
the past two months. Mrs. Cooley will
accompany her husband home, as will
also her sister, Miss Grace Bass. who
will spend the summer in MARSHALL
town.
Frank Waldo was before Justice Bur-
rift this morning TO answer to the
charge of assault and battery, commit
ted on Miss May Snow, asgalleged in an
information filed by III. +. Sundell.
Waldo pleaded guilty TO the charge and
was sentenced TO ten days in Jail, with
the alternative of paying the costs of
the case. He agreed to pay, and Was
given u reasonable time to settle.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Weber received tele-
gram Thursday from Brooklyn, n. w.,
announcing the death Of her father
Mr. samuel Il. White, of Railway. NJ
j.. and left at 10:4O al night for RAN
way to%attend the funeral, which Will
be conducted Sunday afternoon. MIR.
White was So years of age and his
death was due To erysipelas. Mrs
Nebei.s son. Mr.. Harry Marsh, accom- 4
panied her east as far as Chicago
Mrs. George Ferguson entertained the
ladies of Harmony Aid Thursday after
noon. The ladies of the Aid are all
members Of Electric Rebekah Lodge.
No. 33l, Whose gatherings are always
greatly enjoyed, and especially ~ when.
they meet with Mrs Ferguson. As there
wls no work. and but little business the.
afternoon was spent on the lawn in So
scial converse. An elegant O'Clock din-
ner Was served by Mrs. Ferguson to
twenty ladies. Two new members were
received.
Tommy Bissell. who hasn't been ar
rested for several weeks. was gathered
under the protecting fold OF Officer
Hanson Thursday afternoon and lodged
in jail with a charge Of intoXication5
pending against him. He was before
Mayor Pierce this morning and sem
fenced to six days work. w. O'Brien,
arrested by Officer Clark, and S. G.
Reynolds and Con Fealey, arrested by
Officer Weaver. were given like sem
fences to similar charge. William.
Smith. arrested by City Marshal Jones.
paid the costs.
The early weather map showed only a
few light showers i'll the northwest the
past forty eight hours. Later advices
reported rains at Bismarck and all thru
the Missouri valley, extending clear.
across North Dakota to Fargo. also rain
along the 500 line, with a probability Of
showers thru the Red River valley to
Winnipeg This Will relieve the drought
and give the spring wheat crop a good
start, There is no section in the coun-
TRY that can stand as much drought as
| the Northwestern spring wheat terri
l5tory. 1t freezes SO hard there, from six
to eight feet deep in the winter time.
THAT the moisture is a long while coming
out. A special dispatch From Sykeston.
N. D.. today, reports heavy rains insthat
locality last night.
! A special train TO accommodate the
I Marshalltown travelling men and others
| who wish to attend the travelling men's
lpicnic al Dies Moines will leave the
Chicago Great Western depot at a. m.
Saturday morning, June 2. One fare for
the round trip. This is great oppor-
lstunity for any person intending a trip
to Dies Moines. Des Moines VIII show
every visitor IA good time. There will
be all kinds of sports and everything
will be free TO the travelling people. The
train will be decorated and the best
band procurable Will accompany the
delegation. While the train Is ordered
and guaranteed by the travelling men,
ANY one who desires may take advan-
| tage of the special train and the low
rate. Children at half the above rates.
| For fllrf her informa tion call an