Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-07
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DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
Tailors. Brenneck& Hanson.
Enter Business College Monday.
Wooden plates for campers at cents
per dozen at Bullock's.
For cool fresh SMOKE try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
Ten dozen white shirt waists at So
cents each just arrived. Lee & Bene-
dict.
Nothing toBequal to Decent Mocha
and Java coffee. Sold only by G. J..
Hoyt.
Ladies, ask to see our So NIelba boot.
They are the latest thing in ladies foot
Wear. Bromley's shoe store, ITO East
Main street.
We can deliver all grades Of founda-
stion stone on short notice. Prices rea-
sonable. Marshalltown Stone Com
pany. room 5, court house
Miss Helen Burnell. who has been
conducting a private Kindergarten at
Newton. has finished the sessions and
returned home Wednesday night to
spend the summer.
For frst-class masonary in brick.
stone, cisterns, mantels, bake ovens,
boilers, etc. address for estimates and
right figures A. kunkel. COG West
Church street, Marshalltown, Iowa.
The Northwestern's No. 3, west
bound, due ut 7:4O, did not arrive this
morning until8s:5O. The delay was ow-
ing to the track near Dixon. ILL.,, being
blocked by some derailed freight cars.
Mr.. Reuben B. Noorhies, of Giendive,
Mont. Who has been in Colfax for a
short time for his health, arrived in the
city this morning, accompanied by his
wife. He will spend two or three weeks
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Esther
Noorhies, and then return to Colfax.
The time of leaving of the Country
Club hack from the Mcbride & Will
and Pilgrim hotel corners has been
changed, and in future the hack will
leave at 8. 8 and 7:3O. Returning, leave
the grounds at $3.50, $50 and S. Sum
adys, to the grounds at 2:S0 and 1880.
Returning. 3 and s.
Mrs. John Osmer and children. who
have been visiting for ten days at the
home of the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j.. a. Anderson. left this morning
for their new home in Clinton. Their
home has been in Eagle Grove. but Mr..
Osmer, who is n foreman in the G. &
NV shops, has been transferred to
Clinton ana given a much better posi-
ton.
John Freestone, of the Soldiers Home,
the complaining witness in the adultery
case against his Wife and t. j. Thomp-
son, was called to Des Moines by tele-
gram Wednesday evening, and the sup
position among his friends is that an
other development has occurred III the
case in which he is so deeply interested.
Freestone has brother-in-law on the
capital city police force. and 1T is
thoughtathat perhaps he has discovered
facts that will lead TO the prosecution
of Mrs Freestone and Thompson.
$50 II
Mr.. A. Il. Harlan was taken to
the emergency hospital Wednesday.
suffering from We'll developed case
of smallpox, contracted at Union,
where he recently visited at the home
of a sister. Mr.. Harlan only spent the
night at his sisters home, and two OF
three members of the family We're then
broken out With the disease, which was
called chicken pox. He did not fear
that and thought hut little of the cir
@cumstance until he became affected
himself His case&is in a very mild
form. however.
Miss Susie Church. who has taught
| in the Liscomb schools for several
years. and who is one of the best
known teachers in the county, arrived
Tin the city Wednesday, evening from
LeCirand, where she has been visiting
+ at the flomeof her aunt, Mrs. Henry NJ
! Hadiey, and viii remain during the rest
i5of the Week visiting her sister, Mrs. c.
1 W. Nlilhiser and brother. Mr.. L. r
Church. Miss Church will 90 from her.
j To AlcI.outh, Kan. where she will re-
main until the middle Of August With
her sister. Mrs. Enos Jones. after which
/ she viii return To this city9to attend the
county teachers institute.
! The many Marshalltown friends o,
Mr.. S. c. Mcfarland. formerly OF thi:
i city but now consul at Nottingham
England, Will be pleased to learn OF hin
thru a personal Interview had with Mr.
a. a. Moore, who returned home
"Wednesday from his European trip. Mr.
4 Moore only had the pleasure of beinl
4 with Mr.. Mcfarland one day. but b.
5ksays the latter never looked better, ant
lis enjoying perfect health. weighing 1S
4 pounds. which is more than he eve
weighed before. Mrs. Mcfarland ant
Marion are also we'll, and Marion ha:
4 grown to be a head taller than he
4 mamma and is no longer little girl
Il Mr. Mcfarland left on the 4th inst 70
Paris, and will remain there until tn
Halter part OF the month. when he vii
go to Hamburg for a visit with Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. v. couchman.
4 His last bachelor dinner was partakel
of Wednesday evening by Park Bent
Hey when his mother, Mrs. S. G. Bent
ley, and sister. Miss Alta Bentley, en-
tertained in honor of his coming mar
riage TO Miss Gussie Merriman the fol
j lowing Of his gentlemen friends
Alessrs. Clyde Morse. Harry Friend, q u
4 johnson, Will Michaels, George Andel
son, George Stone. Will Bennett, Georg
4 .Owings, Frank Sherlock, Roy Bailey
a Gerald ana Charles Wright, HarT
Hole and Harry Rodgers. The Dime
was an elegant one. served in course
by Mrs, W. C. Osman. Jr,. and Mis-