Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-19
DR.. Nichols. physician.

For first-class papering or painting
see Bert Everist Mayors drug store.
Ladies muslin gowns at As, 40. 65l
cents and up to 81 at NJ. F. Andrews.
At Henry Pappes new clothing house
you will always be u welcome visitor.
Our 25-cent Mocha and Java coffee
pleases the people. Equal to any So
cent goods sold in the city. c. j. Hoyt.
Word from Baltimore ANNOUNCES the
death of the mother of John NJ. Ander-
son, a travelling salesman of this city,
who represents a Chicago lumber COM
panS.
Misses Jennie Stinson, Nettie Hayz-l
\ let. and Maymie Rigg and MIR. Oscar
5Noyd rode their wheels to Miss Riggs
home east Of the city, this morning for
breakfast
Mr.. Henry Miller returned home to
Calmar Monday, after a short but very
l.enjoyable visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f.
Redel, whom he had not seen for many
Years. His coming was q surprise to
them and added to the Visits pleasure.
/ On the corner of the court house to-
might at S o'clock the free open-air Mex
lean Advertising Company will give one
| of their famous concerts, consisting OF
| finest instrumental music. The company
lcarry their own portable stage. Ladies
especially invited.
For the prohibition national conven-
\ ton at Chicago, June 27-2S. the Bur
| lington, Cedar Rapids & Northern rail-
way will sell round trip tickets from al
points at very favorable rates. Call on
any agent of the Cedar Rapids Route
for full Information.
The Iowa, one of the Central's
business cars. came out of the shops
Monday. after having passed thru a
complete renovation. Fresh coats of
paint and varnish, with new gold leaf
lettering, have Wonderfully improved
the appearance Of the car.
/ The special bargains offered this
week at The Bee Hive should be taken
advantage OF. by every person in the
| city and county. Never before has such
4 Come in and make your selections be-
| Assistant General Freight Agent S. G.
Lutz. of the Central, left Monday night
4 for Cincinnati, where he will look after
company business for a day, returning
/ 10; Chicago to attend a committee meet
Ling of the Western Trunk Line Asso-
I5ciation on Thursday and Friday.
Mrs II. +. Sears and daughter, Miss
| Edna, Went to Dies Moines this morn
ling to6attend the music convention.
IQuite large party will go down tomor-
ROW. Mrs. w. S. Porter and Misses
IJennie Pool and Amy Peters, of Eidora,
passed thru the city TO attend the con-
vention this morning.
Mr.. r. =. Mann, secretary for the
l8Stoddard series of lectures. who has
4 been in the city five weeks, went to
lsGrinnell Monday evening, accompanied
! by Miss Elizabeth Henderson and Mr.
! William Gage, Two of his workers. The
i party expects to remain in Grinnell for
Two weeks before returning to Mar
4 shalltown.
Miss Nells Rrennecke who has been
! spending the past eight months in Chi
.fcago, Visiting many friends. arrived
home Monday evening on the Colorado
I special. Miss Brennecke has been
\ spending the past two weeks in Mil-
4 waukee, where she attended the bien-
! NAL meeting of the General Federation
$of Women's Clubs. in company with
| 5her sister. Mrs. NJ. l.. Meickley, who
also returned home Monday evening.
4
Sheriff Shoemaker returned this
morning from Chicago. where he ac-
companied John Byrnes Saturday.
syrnes was turned over to Mr.. and
Mrs w. H Warner, former friends.
who have promised TO care for him un-
til his mental condition becomes im-
proved. Mr.. Shoemaker was accom-
4 panied by his wife and they visited
Il er's brother. Mr.. Charles Shoemaker.
Mrs. Sarah Dudley her daughter, Mrs
4 George Gregory. and children, Gertrude
i Dudley. and Jerome left this morning
flor Billings. Mont. where they viii
Y spend the rest OF the summer With Mrs
Dudley's son. Mr.. T. j. Dudley, ant
family. 1t is many years since Mr.. Dud-
Il ley went west and since his relatives
have seen him. and hence this visit Is
: in the nature of reunion. Mr. Dude.
is the owner Of large cattle ranch ant
the summer will be spent on ii.
- - II
When you are spending the summer II
either city or country, or II you arr
staying at home under your own vine
and fig tree, the more time you spent
out Of doors the better for Your health
II and enjoyment. Our lawn furniture vii
q give you more solid comfort out OF door!
than anything else you can buy. WI
s mot only have the latest designs, bu
furniture built with a view to comfor
!. and ease. Our settees are not only Or
+ Inamental on the lawn, but just tn,
81 thing to rest on. Densel & Wilbur.
The Mitenagemote Club has issued in
vitations for Thursday afternoon at
Io'clock. Miss Elizabeth Harrison, o
= Chicago, will read a paper. Her sister
Mrs a. l.. Palmer, of West Superior.
I charter member Of the club, will be al
= honored guest. The invitations war
VERY unique, for there was no plac
designated for the meeting until tn
cards were turned, when a picture o
!, ED eworth," the beautiful home 0
: Mrs. Merritt Greene. was seen. Mrs
!, Palmer is expected today and Miss Har
rison tonight or tomorrow.
The Northwestern is putting in ney
4 penstock at the east end Of the depo
! platform, about where the old wate
8 tank. which was condemned by the cit.
4 twelve years ago, stood. The new pen