Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-17
DR.. Billiard. osteopath, % East Main

DR.. Billiard. osteopath, 70 East Main
See our new suit cases, better than
leather. Bannatyne & Lay
Rose Japan teas Culley is the eNclu-
siye agent None SO good for the money
Drawing books. composition books,
stenographers' books etc, at Liebig's. .
West Main street
Mrs. j. A. Ludinston and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. A. Wallish left today for Des
Moines, where this evening they will be
present at the marriage of their brother
Mr.. j. r. Wallish, te Miss Mamie Burns.
Don't forget the tirst Clear Lake ex-
cnrsion of the seasar.. sunday. June %.
Special train via the iowa Central rail-
way, leaves this city al GOO a. M, sound
"trip rate SIPS. Big list u attractions
and plenty of room for all.
Mr.. John Cahlll, who for the past two
Years has been employed in the office of
storekeeper w. G.; Manchester, of the
Central. left this morning for Mon
mouth. ILL.,, where he wil take charge of
the company store q; that point
Frank buchanan a we'll digger, was
arresteathis morning by the sheriff's Of
ti2ers ON a warrant issued two weeks
ago charging mm with assaut to do
great bodily Injury ] y Feeder. of this
city, is the complaining witness. The
case was called in Justice Iiark's court
al O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr. Benjamin II trdnan of Ports
mouth, Shelby county, who graduated
iaSt weak from tbs State University OF
Iowa, end who has been In the city for
4 few days visit with friends. left Sat
uraay evening for i,er home. whore sun
day HI addressed the WooGmen Of Shell
by county upon the occasion OF their
annual memorial service.
Mayor Jones HAD hut two cases in his
cour, this morning an unusual record
for Monday morning Frank Lehman.
arrested by Officer fiurd for intoyica-
ton. vas discharged on promise that he
would leave the city AZ once, as he had
with him horse which the nayoi did
not care TO board a, public expense.
Terrence Connolly. arrested by Officer
cochran, vas sen, up Tor SIX DAYS.
Miss Grace Baldwin. IF Minneapolis.
a former Marshalltown girl and mem
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| BALDWIN since leaving Marshal'tqwn
has graduated from tiie MINNEAPOLIS
nigh school aud tie Minnesota STATE
Normal school a. Winara she Is now
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ghel 10 Miss Harriet sstyers Saturday
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flack Aboti twenty-five ladies werf
flisseilt l1esTiie tins hs4' the roeiil'
w@re cool and pleasant, I! aseora'ien'
Of ferns ard roses. Miss SaNsrs gra+
eionsly consented TO Civ tn ladies' ,
review and interpretations Tennyson'.
4 'Idyls of the King, which many o
them have been Studying during thu
iast winter This she did N q mos
A eharinlng manner by reading he vivl'
descriptions of nature. reeltMg some o
The uios, beautiful passages ard Y
planning the conflicts of iniad aud soul
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