Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-25
DR.. Henriksen.
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Three davs' sale Rannatyne a T.av.

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DR.. Nichols, surgeon.
Three days sale. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson, Of Web
ster street, are the parents of SON..
Mr.. Ralph Church, who came home
from Gilman last week i'll, is somewhat
improved.
Tray and lunch cloths and big line
of fancy table damask in patterns, with
to match. NJ. F. Andrews.
We offer tomorrow our s1.25 quality
of black crepons for one-h half price. 6Iis
cents a yard. Hoyt's Department Store.
At Henry Pappes you will find thou
sands and thousands of negligee shirts
to select from, at a saving of % per cent.
Our sl.15 grade of black taffeta silk
sold everywhere for sls25. tomorrow 9S
cents a yard. Hoyts Department
Store.
Traer Star-Clipper: The first pa ssan-s
ger to reach Trael on the Northwestern
railroad was Lew Graue. He is now on
the road for a frui, firm and lives IN
Marshalltown.
TO attend the republican convention
al Waterloo. Ia. next Friday, June %,
you want TO take the Chicago Great
Western railway-sl.95 round trip. Call
on j. A. Ellis, Ticket Agent, Marshall-
town, Ia.
For the prohibition national conven-
ton at Chicago June 27-2S. the Bur
lington, Cedar Rapids & Northern rail
na;yts j, yarv favorahle rates. CAN on
;, a,an. 20 tha .o.sdar iRanif,s Ro,,te.,
for f,,il inforna tion
Me- n II uo1o md danehtar Miss
4 .eona arrived home Saturday evening
fron, ,,,ei,. three weeks, eastern trip.
having been 10 Boston 10 attend the am
mai communion service of the mother
church Of Christian Scientists. The mast
wesl, has been spent at Detroit as the
eues,t of Mrs. viii Lineweaver.
Messfs. n. q. to 1' anu " .
attendance at the dinner party given by
MIR. aud Mrs. Joseph Ely in honor of
their fifteenth Wedding anniversary.
There We're abou, thirty-fve at the
pleasant home and the dinner served
was an elegant ore. Conversation and
music made the afternoon pleasant
one.
$1,000. --- q, :.
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Sunday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Shannon, the guests at which. aside
from Mr.. and Mrs. Janney, Mrs. Harry
Cornell and Mrs. j. *. Flood. of Hart,
nh nd A of
Paul. We're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hull
Mrs l.. L. Lease, Of Fremont, Neb., land
Miss Martha Broadhead.
n, ~, $50. !, 1,.nsa,
,,r;sa ~ ,ha naw s.laan and na.,, an
pearance OF thelr store. when Is pelh e
z Thoroughly cieaned. painted ana pa
5perea from .1op 70 2os.oili ! ms. Win WIN
& the oea eau Designs OF furniture,
ara pefles} ana. carpets make II 'S lar
me ~ PES piace 70 gel Wilal you want IN
me state.
Will scrinnen She Iowa FailsIas who
with Jacob THOMPSON. was arrested
bera Ia 81 week ~ Tlenntr sheriff nm
son upon suspicion that he was guilty
of the larceny Of some Ian robes, win
ha taken5,o the industrial school al FL
cora th,s eSsf'l'ii 10y 'Sise'l.i ni..ei ~
OF l1ar'liH c'u.its' VIZ y, =, ~ - .lie
CITY TINS f1ol,'iiils - lioil'pson J" a.
leased SATURDAY nus ~.
SUPERINTENDENT w. f. Tomlinson, OF
the county farm. desires good homes
for FIVE children now in his custody.
Three of the children are boys, aged 8
Z and Z years respectively. The elder
girl is 5 and the other babe three
weeks old. All are bright, pretty chill
| dren and would gladden. any home
i where children are wanted. Apply in
person or Nv letter to w. f. Tomlinson
\ county farm. LaAloille. Ia.
i The entry list for the July races
1 closes tomorrow and the list will ap'
pear in these columns THURSDAY o.
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4 Mrs Harriet S. MacMurphy, O
4 Omaha. is in the city. the guest Of he
4 sister. Miss NJ I. Dakin, at the hon,
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