Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-08
THE CITY In BRIEF
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Lace curtains at the Hawkeye.
Enter Business Gollege Monday.


Clear Lake for a fine fishing trip.
Black brilliantines and Sicillians
from % cents TO sl.50. NJ. F. Andrews.
Fine line of the latest trouserings.
made up to fit you. Brenneck & Ham
sen.
Tomorrow is our last business day at
rs West Main street. Schobert's old
stand.
Nobby flannel suits. the heighth of
comfort and the SWEETEST in style at
Stems.
Tailor-made suits and ready made
skirts at greatly reduced prices. Lee &
Benedict.
Lost-valuable Il. P. watch charm
Finder leave at T.-R. counting room and
receive reward.
Large stock and fine assortment Of
ouggies tina must move at Ketchum s:
Johnston Companys.
A parascl and umbrella stock tina. is
right up with everybody,s needs in
that line al the Hawkeye.
Pappe Bros Will always feel. grateful
to their many friends for following
them to their temporary location.
If you need a lightweight suit, and
ofscourse you do, see what We have. You
will be pleased. Farrand & Clifford
Try The Packard shoe for gentlemen.
They are the best made for the money.
Bromleyis shoe store, 10 East Main
street.
Fo!iow the band to Story City sun
leaves at $50 d. m. Only 20 cents for
shs round "trip.
Why pay 30 cents a pound for coffee
when yon can buy Mocha and Java OF
US. equally as good. for % cents a
pound, c. j. Hoyt.
Mr.. S. G. Mason left this morning for
Independence for a weeks. visit to his
sister Mrs. G. ". Rogers, and his
daughter, Miss Mary Mason.
Miss Grace Waterbury returned
Thursday evening from Cedar Rapids,
where she has just completed her
i freshman year in Coe College.
4 Mike and Sam Walters and Robert
/ Eradburn pleaded not guilty Tuesday
Afternoon before Judge 3urritt to as
.saulting Della Chase. and their hearing
was set for this afternoon.
The Austin school east of the city,
1 taught BY Miss zell Smith. closed to-
day with picnic a the LeGrand mills.
"A nunlher of Miss Smiths friends drove
out 70 join in the festivities.
The Court of Homo, met in regular
A session Thursday evening in the K p.
I hail, and after disposng of the routine
4 business, remained for a social season,
during which light refreshments were
served.
4 DR.. I. Is. Atherton and Mr. Clarence
Mason returned Thursday evening
/ f.om Cedar Rapids, where they have
4 been in attendance at the grand lodge
\ of Iowa Alasons. the sessions of which
4 closed at noon Thursday.
4 A reunion of the. '.oid crowd was en-,
l5joyed Thursday evening at the home q,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wilbur The onl.
i guest vas Miss jessie Pentland A
bountiful supper was served at 6.3t
4 and a jolly evening spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Fl. Gross arrived
4 home Thursday evening on the Colo.
ra6o special from Bloomsbury, Pa.
where they We're called two weeks age
j upon the death of Mrs Gross aunt
7 the late Mrs. Louise Schuyler.
x Mrs. Flora Cole went this morning Il
Il Lake okoboji, where she will spend III.
Il summer with her niece. Mrs d. L
I Skipp. "A number of Mrs Coles rela
q tivas will also be at the lake and
family reunion will be enjoyed.
Miss Maud Ralston. of Conrad. VIII,
& has been the guest for a day or so o
her sister. Mrs. F. 2. Liere. went thi
morning TO Des Moines, where she viii
attend the commencement of Drak,
University, where she has been stu
dent.
J P. O'Brien arrested by Office
Weaver and ]. Tagley and j. ~ Nc
Mann, arrested by Officer Clark, wer
committed to Jail in default of pay
ment Of: fines Of $40 and costs thi
morning. The charge against each wa
Y intoxication.
Miss Susie Mills returned this morn
1 Ling from her trip thru the souther
5 part of the state in theinterests Of tn
! Junior Epworth League. of which sh
: is the state superintendent. While on
s of the city she has visited Corydor
oCenterville and Knoxville.
r The special term of court for June,
t be presided over by Judge Burnhan
E will begin next Tuesday. There ha
! been no assignment made for the tern
G but the purpose Of the special term wi
: he to dispose Of several equity case
not reached at the May term.
Childrens suits, incest and cheapest
town, at Stern's.
The Ladies' Aid Society az the Firs
/ Baptist church was entertained thi
I afternoon by Mrs. T. I. WATSON at he
pleasant home, 107 North Third stree
Refreshments were served by the host
ess, assisted by Miss WATSON, at tn
close OF the afternoons work.
Gauze fans. just too lovely for any
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