Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-27
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Order your summer suit of Dell Rails.
H. T. Mairs, osteopath physician, over
Fidelity bank.
Forty-inch 11-ounce wagon duck at
Hoyt's Department Store.
Ribbons, No. 60, heavy all silk MORE
and taffeta, while they last at Ii cents a
yard. Get coupon with the purchase.
Bee Hive.
Mike Gerry, a stranger arrested by
Officer Mike Clark Wednesday night for
intoNication. paid the costs in Mayor
Jones court this morning.
We can deliver foundation stone with
in twelve hours atier receiving your
order and guarantee to give satisfac-
ton. Marshaltown Stone Company.
George Holcomb painter of the city,
was arrested by Deputy Marshal Coch-
ran Wednesday afternoon, and in Mayor
Jones court this morning was assessed
the costs.
James Bricker, who for several years
was cook at the soldiers Home, will
open the City Restaurant at 20 North
Center street next Saturday. Patrons
will be assured of the best the market
affords.
The Clear Lake water is fine for bath
ing and hundreds ngage in the delight
ful sport every day. So can you If You
go on the excursion with the Forty
ninth Regimental band Sunday, June 80.
Only s1.25 for round trip
Do you enjoy good music? If you do,
take in the excursion Of the Forty ninth
Reglmental band - Clear Lake, Via the
Iowa Central. Sunday. June 80. Grand
sacred concert in the afternoon. Spe-
cial train leaves at a. m. Fare sl.25
for round trip.
The funeral of the late Mrs. James T.
Finn will be conducted from ST. Mary's
church at 8 O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Rev. Father Stuart officiating. The re-
mains will lie in state between ~ and
: O'clock at the house, No. 308 North
Second avenue.
Fred Thompson and Harry Fularton,
two young man of the city, We're arr
rested by Officer Hurd Wednesday night
for engaging in ar ARRAY. In the may
ors court this morning Thompson
agreed to appear this evening and pay
the costs. Fularton was sent to Jail for
SIN days.
Miss Wilma Robbins was 1s years Of
age yesterday and in honor of her ami
~,
her girl friends Wednesday evening. en-
terainine them al a trolley party After
the ride about thu city the guests We're
shown to the Robbins home, where. TO
the music of an Italian harp orchestra,
dancing was INDUCED in on the lawn.
Refreshments Were also served.
Vice President and General Manager
l.. F. Day. Chief Engineer IA G. Kelley
and Mr.. Graham, who has been travel
ing over the line with the officials. ar
rived in the city from the south this
afternoon on a special at 8 O'clock. The
officials will remain In the city over to-
| morrow. General Solicitor George W
Sewers, of Oskaloosa. accompanied the
rarty to this city from Oskaioosa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 6, H Wide who are
/ camping with PARTY Of friends neat
4 Stanley's Mill, spent "Wednesday in tins
/ city. returning 10 camp in the e.enlns
| with supplies. The camp is nicely To-
/ Gated aud the crowd Is having n COCO
time Other members Of the party are
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Robinson and famil,
and Miss Mamie sharp. Miss Julia Moor
accompanied MIR. and Mrs Wilde u
VINO
during the week.
Mrs. Will Moninger entertained at
\ O'Clock tea Tuesday, June %, at he
home near Haruand in honor of he
4 cousin, Mrs. Ned Ringland. of Boone
s The ladies invited to meet Mrs. Ring
! land we're Mesdames Hixson and Turne
OF Hartland, Frank Houghton of Albion
Mary V. Monnger and Harold Moning
er of Calvin, Misses Clara Cripps of Al
lion and Nellie Pemberton of Hartland
Blue print pictures of the hostess litti
daughters were used as place cards an
retained by the guests as souvenirs Q
the occasion.
i Mrs. S. f. Denny, of Chicago. signs
engineer of the Chicago & Northwes,
ern railway. spent the day here in cor
sultation with the chief engineering de
partment of the Iowa Central, relatiy
4 TO the installation by the Northwestern
Central and Great Western of the ne
! interlocking plant at the junction of ii
three roads at Second street The obje,
of Mr.. Denny's trip to the city is prime
: pally for the purpose of making draw
y ings of new tracks that the Central ar
: Great Western may build now that Il
{ interlocking plant Is to be installed. TT
II railway companies as general rul
n plan spurs and switches that may
needed for the next few years. so tn
d they may be controlled by the interlocl
ing plant and not cause an overhaulir
> after the plant is once installed
i. Woman's day at the Spiritual
" campmeeting Wednesday afternoon w
n one of intellectual pleasure to tho
h present, and only the excessive he
e prevented larger audience from beii
10 present. Mrs. Cora L. V. Richmond,
g. compliment to the character Of the pr
gram. gave an address on woman tn
was replete with undisputed statemen
le of woman's equality with that of ma
!; citing instances from history to substa
= tate her remarks. Mrs. Richmond do
% not place woman on greater pla