Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-23
THE CITY In BRIEF.

Black Swan scent cigar.
New waist silks i'll pattern lengths
only. Bannatyne & Lay.
3 Ladies serge slippers. all sizes, Tues
day only, Is cents The Fair.
To close out. 90 cent shirt waists at
50 cents. Hoyt's Department Store.
Special sale on all hair goods, shell
and novelty goods and cosmetics. Nine.
Rema.
See Bullock for gasoline stoves and
llammocks. First class goods, lowest
prices.
Ladies wanting employment notice
Chamberlain's advertisement in want
columns.
Ladies. black and tan kid shoes, regu-
lar $3.50 grade, for Tuesday only, s1.6s
The Fair.
Those plaid back walking skirts are
just the thing for picnics, camping, etc.
NJ. +. Andrews.
Some very fine summer and mediums
weight suitings at very much reduced
prices at Hopkins.
Come and see US about your Duchess
appless. W. can pay You good price.
G. G. Taft Company, Market street.
The seventeenth crop Of dandelions
came out in full bloom this morning, en-
couraged by the sultry weather of sun
day.
Ten dozen tine quality linen buck
towels, fancy border. regular So cent
grade for % cents. Hoyt's Department
Store.
We are not building our piles of lum-
Der Very high, because we expect 10
take them down again soon. Irwin
Lumber Company.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Adeline
Doolttle was very largely attended
sunday afternoon from the family home
on South Third avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worries. of 2O7
South First avenue, are entertaining at
their home fine baby daughter, who
arrived early this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 7. shorthill left Sun
day night for Milwaukee. where they
will remain for the balance Of the sum
mer with their daughters, Misses Lil-
liam and Mona shorthill.
County superintendent Judd Norris
sey leaves tonight for Chicago, where he
will remain for a few days for the pur-
l5pose of completing a course of lectures
for the teachers institute next month.
! Mrs. F. P. Eichorn and the eight girls
Eof her Sunday school class of the Bap-
ltist church, enjoyed a picnic Saturday
afternoon at the Soldiers Home DR..
land Mrs f. w. Parsons We're the guests
of the class.
Mrs. c. c. cottle. who has been
Y Lake, but who has been home for a
week, returned this morning to the
lake. where she will remain during the
\ balance of the summer.
Mrs NJ. +. Montgomery spoke Sunday
AFTERNOON on Idols and Idolatry" be-
1 fore the Southwest Mission Sunday
school. She also exhibited the Buddhist
deity which was recently sent to her BY
\ a friend who has beer travelling in the
Orient
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. cronk. whose
i home has been for a number of years in
4 Toledo, We're in the city today on Their
way to Des A1oines, where they Will re-
side in the future. Mrs Cronk has q
number Of friends in the city, as she has
visited here number of times with
Mrs. Ella Baker-East.
There are always people who are
4 looking for bargains, and as We have
some very tempting ones to offer nc
1 doubt those needing a suit of clothes
Twill take advantage of them. We are
closing out our summer suits at very
How prices and guarantee fit. Peter
sen & CO., leading tailors.
The Omaha Bee says: Word has
4 been received here that Superintendent
H. E. Hayden, WHO'S now spending hi.
vacation in Massachusetts, is a candi-
date for the position of superintendent
of the city schools of Rock Island, Ill
4 Tho selection has narrowed down tt
4 four. one of whom is Professor Hay,
den"
j The members of the Ladies' Aid Soci.
i ETY. of the Degree of Honor. with tlleil
families, numbering in all about thirty
picnicked Sunday afternoon at Nichol.
\ iSOn 8 lore. lHDSe w Io TOM poSeQ lIIe PIC
I mic party were the families of H. c
Hansen, Ed Steepleton, Chris ant
4 Charles Nelson, Thomas Thompson
John McGlade, Will Wallace, G. D
i Pegg and r. j. Reed.
4 AS welcome home to Miss Iotti
4 Evans, who has been in New Mexic,
4 the past winter for he7 health, Mis-
4 Bessie Dilley entertained the followin.
4 young people: Misses Emma Harris
A Abbe and Inez Bay. Irene Bay Of Chi
y cage; and Grace Barr, of Mitchell Ind
Messrs. Ray Sanders, John Ferguson
4 Chester Claus. Fl. Fl. Bay, a. C. Ricn
ardson, w. Ellis and John Barr.
Jefferson Bee: Mr.. William H. An
derson, of the Marshalltown Soldiers
.. Home, is enjoying his annual furlougl
by visit with friends in Greene coun
ty. He is looking Well and seems gla,
to greet his old acquaintance The ney
cut of his whiskers lifts him prett.
nearly into the realm of strangers
There seems to be no fault on his part
4 with the ample home of his adoption.
The Germania Club, with their fam
lilies and a few friends, enjoyed it's an
nual picnic Sunday at the farm of Hen
ry Kohler, three and one-half miles cas-
of the city. The usual good time of for
mer like occasions was had, and in tn
neigh borhood Of 200 people were in at