Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-27
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician


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Or. Trotter. office with DR.. Mighell
Domestic and imported cigars at Dell
Rails
H. 7. MARS, osteopath physician, over
Fidelity bank.
Window shades and table oil cloths,
Low prices Hoyt's Department Store.
The w. c. II u. will meet with Mrs.
Roupe 2O7 North First avenue. toinor-
row at 2:30 p. m.
Hammond & Benedict are selling
Lees Lice Killer at IS cents per gallon
and northern patent flour at 81 per sack.
Special tomorrow, five dozen black
and white mercerzeG unoerskirts for
so cents each. Not more than two to
any one person. Lee & Benedict.
We are still at the old stand on South
Center street and quite busy, too--a
proof that our grades and prices are
right. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
One hundred manufacturers sample
umbrellas at &c % per cent on the dol
lar. No two alike. Your choice for Il
cents as long as they last Bee Hive.
Forty-ninth Regimental bands first
annual excursion to Clear Lake next
Sunday, via the Iowa Central railway.
Train leaves at a. m. Fare sl.25 for
round trip.
The Marshalltown Stone Company
have completed arrangements whereby
they are able to deliver foundation stone
in any quantities on short notice. There
is no reason now for delay in building
operations if You buy your stone of this
firm
Sailing and fishing at Clear Lake; al
other amusement features al the Forty
sunday. June 80, via the Iowa Central
railway. Fare is sl.25 for round trip.
Train leaves at 6 a. m.
The floor space of the carriage factory
which the new company offers to build
in Marshalltown is 10000 square feet in
stead of 100000 as reported in yester-
days T.-R. The presence of the cipher,
while nothing in itself, added enormous
ly to the size Of the building and the
error is causing Secretary Sears some
embarrassment
Cold drinks may be refreshing these
Rot days. but the Railway \. NJ. c. A.
swimming pool is more refreshing, more
healthful and leaves no III effect. The
association board has taken action for
adding one moro tub. needdle bath
and a ring shower. each with private
dressing rooms, and two more open
showers TO the present bathing equip
ment. Special tickets for four months
are issued between May Is and July Is
for 50.
What will prove Very enjoyable re-
union Of a former class al the Iowa
State Normal school at Cedar Falls.
was held today Ut the home Of Thomas
| Nichols, al Minerva. Miss Sarah Mich
ois IS hostess To the class members, who
are Mr. ard Mrs. Albert Markle and
1 Miss Maritime Gabrison. of Nav
| Hampton Mrs. Anna Howe McG;nnis,
Presbyterian missionary in China who
\ is in this country for two years va
cater winch is to be spent largely nj
! Leroy. Minn, and Mir, and Mrs NJ G.
4 Minson, of C;aiva. Miss Nichols and hel
] guests were classmates nj the Y. s. \. s
4 during the years 1890 and 1891. ard since
leaving school have never been together
al any one time. A reception will bs
| given at the Nichols home this eve
ming
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MIS-. Myo Huriput a'lu Mis. =
Foot ths lat'sr Oh rasadsi'a' 49, y. -,
5lstartained for their daughters. Tevills
Irene ana Mary lulslihs' III hoiioi %
their second anniversaries from 10
II O'Clock at the Huf'nut NONE Weaiesua.
afternoon. Refreshments OF zee cream
cake ana cancS m the PrsSaii.hs cosNi'
OF PINK ana "hlte were ss'Neu oh IN
lawn the favors being sinaii aoiis. MIS-
iNatharyn ketchnm' pfssidso over IN
i punch pewi. Many eaihlS presents VIZ
/, received by the niue iaaies, nose pres
ent We're Mrs. FRANK GOODMAN anu So
George. Mrs. Arthur wan ana uaus'le
!, Wilma, Mrs. Ed l-aflan, ana oauehle
Fern, Mrs. a. %. arnoiu anu aaushee
children. Miss Mary Helen Ketchul
, and Miss Irene Barnes.
TWO students from me iowa ssa'
= College began Wednesday evening
h interesting EXPERIMENT Win an 10"
3 Central engine NO. AZ. one OF 'he ne'
passenger locomotives that mas Jus
been built IN the iowa oehtrai SHOPS
3 this city. Aside from making the es
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