Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-12
DR.. Nichols. over 10 East Main.

DR.. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath 302 West Main
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. rs East Main
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Ready-made sheets and pillow cases
at NJ. F. Andrews
Chamber sets, bowls, pitchers and
slop jars at Culley's.
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Remember you get gold coin trading
stamps at the Hawkeye.
Necktie and handkerchief boxes in
great variety at Liebig's.
Special Dry Goods Sale-Notice "ad'
on another page. The Fair
Only agency for "Nudor" automatic
porch shades. Bannatyne & Lay.
Friday we will place on sale a line of
little gents shoes, S12 to 1872 for So
cents. The Fair.
One more chance tomorrow to buy
Bingham and percale shirt waists for
43 cents. Lee e Benedict.
Mr.. H. e. Simllins went to Montour
this morning to take charge of the flu
| i'SiSl VI MI MAI Tia INtIoSS.
The best can rubbers at Culley's
These of ours will stretch, not the putty
kind. Also plenty of can tops.
Wanted, dining room tables, kitchen
cupboards dining room chairs. O. j.
| Morley, 20 North First avenue.
| Our dish department is in better
shape than ever. Buy white and dec
Grated dishes at Culley's, also glass
ware the best.
All the trains into this city this
morning We're crowded with college stu
dents en- route from the various schools
and colleges thruout the state to their |
homes.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Kaufman, 405
North First street. Mrs. Kaufman
will be assisted by Mrs. 7. j. Sanders /
and Mrs. H. L. Laird
What is the use of cooking these
warm days when you can get the finest
bakery goods in the city at Sundelrs
Cafe. Pies, cakes, buns, bread and
everything in that line. The best Is
cent meals in the city.
Special Table Linen Sale-All linen
that sold for 60 and 60 cents at 471s cents
d yard, and all Accent table linen,
bleached or unbleached, 37k cents a
yard. All colored linen 1872 cents a
yard. Any amount to customer. This
Is for Friday only. The Fair.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate and wife and Mr..
NJ. NJ. Choate and wife left this morn
irg for Bemedji, Mimi, where they will
spend few days fishing. From Be-
medji the party will go to Duluth, and
from there will take a steamer for an
extended trip on the great lakes, going
as far east as Buffalo, from which point
they will return home.
Perhaps one of the largest snip
ments of high grade ore that has sver
passed thru this city was transferred
by the express companies from the
Chicago Great Western to the Chicago
& Northwestern this morning. The :
shipment consisted of 172 sacks of nigh
grade gold ore and was shipped from
Marysville. Mont, to the smelling
works at Omaha.
Marshalltown is again entirely free ]
from smallpox. The last patient in the
detention hospital was discharged to-
day, in the person of Miss Pearl Hol-
comb, who returned to her home in Des
Moines. Miss Holcomb came to the city ,
i'll with the disease and was the last of
the twenty patients confined in the !
hospital at various times during the
winter and spring.
Mr. r. L WATSON returned this mGrn-
ing from Iowa City. where he went to {
confer with Booker T. Washington
relative to securing him for one lecture !
in next seasons course of the Railway !,
Y. NJ. C. A. Mr.. WATSON held very
interview with Mr.. Wash /,
ington, but it is yet to be decided !
or not he can speak in Mar /
shalltown next winter. .
Owing to the submerged condition of
the platform at the union station c
Wednesday evening, on the arrival of t
the Northwestern east-bound passen- /
Ger train No S, a temporary bridge was S
by Train Caller Deuel. out
of baggage trucks in order to allow a
to alight and board with t
out wading thru the water, which was l.
several inches deep under the train h
shed.
The Sunday school of the Bromley v
street mission enjoyed picnic I
Wednesday at Finllle's Park, rendered h
the members by the officers and teach v
crs. Sixty-two We're in attendance and
the time was enjoyably spent after o
Of a big dinner in playing Il,
games. The school is in charge of A. 1. t
adabie as superintendent, Mr.. Mohr as t
sistant and the following teachers: Fl
Hiss Belle McNeel Mrs. j. r. Brad
bury, Mrs. J. II. Arney, Mr.. Eldrid !.
Marsh and Mr. Triem :,
Friends and relatives to the number t
Of forty surprised Mr.. Alva Arson at n
his apartments. No. IS North Firs, t
street, Wednesday, the occasion of the
gathering being the S0th birthday ami "
iersary of Mr. Arson. Dinner was c
served to the guests, following which o
MI. Arson was presented with a hand +
some Morris chair in honor of his pass Il
ng the eightieth milestone of his life.
The out of-city guests We're Mrs. C. c. 6
dyerstaY, of Denver, Col, daughter of =
'lr. Arson, and Mr. Charles Arson. of :,
Jewell Junction.