Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-07

Benedict.
Have you seen the new music at ADJ
amson's. 1l6 West Main?
New assortment OF kid gloves at pop
ular prices at the Fair store.
H. E. simklns. undertaking exclusive;
~. Second door west Of postoftice.
Bananas 10 csntaSa dozen tonight at
Idso b Wilhau's North First avenue.
I. VIII pay you to get our prices be-
fore you buy. j. F. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
Wash dress goods sold at cents per
yard for Saturday night at Az cents per
yard al the Fair.
Choice of all dimities and lawns that
sold up to 10 cents They so Monday
for cents. Lee & Benedict.
just received today, 100 pieces Of mu-
Sic just out. Nobody else has them.
Call at once and try them over. Adam
son, l16 West Main,
When you wish something fancy in
high grade smoking tubaccos stop
at La Shelle's Cigar Store. The most
complete stock in the city
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Guild of st. Paul's parish will be held
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Crocker al her home on West State
street,
Representative Thomas Kimball, Of
LaMoille. expects to leave the middle of
next week for the Black Hills region,
South Dakota, where he expects to re-
main about three months on account of
his health. Mr. Kimball has never COM
oletely recovered from his illness. With
which he was attacked toward the latter
part of the legislative session last win-
ter.
The remains of John A. Carr, the
stranger who died Wednesday morning
as the result of his injury of the after
noon before when both legs We're
crushed by falling under 4 Northwest
ern freight train at LaMoille. We're in
TERED in Riverside Friday afternoon at
n o'clock. Rev. F. w. Parsons, OF the
First Baptist church. conducting a
brief prayer service at the grave.
Ills not one thing. nor two, that
makes our suits so popular 1t is first
class cloth. good workmanship. coupled
with style and artistic finish. and it is a
pleasure to wear one of our suits. Have
you ever considered that two-thirds of
your life time is spent in clothes? Then
Why not have the very best clothes for
the least money? The place to buy them
is of Petersen & Co. the leading tailors,
over the Western Union.
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Enter Business College-trial free.
Cedar Rapids, spent Friday in the city
visiting the members OF the Marshall
county republican delegation to- the
state convention.eto be held in Dies
Moines Aug. !. Mr.. Hartman is working
i'm the interestssof Col Charles A. Clark,
of Cedar Rapids. candidate for judge OF
1.-The supreme court. Mr.. Hartman states
| that he found the delegates of this city
non-committal as a general rule. but
he thought them almost universally in
favor of the Cedar Rapids man.
New assortment Of kid gloves at pop
lular prices AT the Fair store.
Mrs. Charles Gustafson, Of 614 west
State street, was the recipient of a
| pleasant birthday surprise on Thurs.
day evening, when a number Of young
Friends called and spent the evening IL
social way. Refreshments were
served by the ladies and Mrs Gustaf-
son was presented with a handsome
rocker. The guests were Misses John
I3son, A. Seberg, Helen Palmgren, Lulu
| Nyberg. Hannah Berg and Lena
| Bel'ggren; Messrs. Berggren, Lind.
gren, John Anderson and wilber,
K Swanson; Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson. Mr.
land Mrs. Wikstrom; Mesdames A. Sc.
1 berg and Carlson and Rev. r. A
5Strom.
Remember our clearing up sale. com.
mencing July 9. Bannatyne & Lay.
l. S. Finkle has sold to Renia mi.
! Packer his feed yard, corner Stat,
8street and First avenue. the consi dera
4 tion being $4,000. Possession viii Is,
given Dec. L. 1900. Mr. Finkles was tn,
j first Decent feed yard in the state. ant
1. the experiment proved very success
4 full. Since the feed yard was located
there that portion of the city ha
4 greatly Improved. business men beinl
quick to see The advantage of a locatio,
\ close 10 a yard where farmers KEEP
their teams. During his eight years
residence here Mr.. Finkle has proved
\ progressive citizen. and served on
term as councilman from the Firs
ward. He will make his home in Mar
4 shalltown.
4 Get the best values at our clearin,
sale by coming early. Bannatyyne
4 Lay.
4 Larry Lesser. of Tama, young ma
VINO has been in the city more or les
OF late in attempting 10 make a sue
cess out of home-talent production o
The Streets of New York, was ar
\ rested this morning at Tama by Con
stable Leecn. upon warrant issued b.
A Justice Burritt upon an information
charging him with defrauding hote
A Mrs. F.. NJ. Dodge is the complaining
a witness. and claims of Lesser the sur
5snf $50, due her for the board and lodg
4 ing of himself. Miss Lou Salmon, q
n Newton. who took one Of the parts i
& the play. and William A. Adams, tn
promoter of the production. The cas-
Z has been set for Monday, but 1t /
4 thought that in the meantime the mat
ter may be settled.
! Fine values in linens. towels an
crashes at cur clearing sale. Banna
u tyne e. Lay.
A party OF young people spent
pleasant evening Friday at the home o