Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-03
THE CITY in BRIEF

MCSdilulli, tUNd dllS, IOWA.
See T. L. Lloyd for sodding, graain
and brick walks. New phone SCI.
Infants soft soles baby shoes, a
colors, % cents, Wednesday only. Th
Fair.
| We are headquarters on base ba
goods, croquet sets, etc. Simmons Boo
Store.
Travelling Passenger Agent George N
Martin of the Central was in the cit
over night on business.
Men or boys Black Cat brand half
hose to morrow at 10 cents per pail
! Tomorrow only. The Fair.
Special wash dresy goods sale, 8
cent quality for % cents. IA yards t
4 customer. Wednesday only. The Fai
Mr. Robert Denbow, of Albion, lef
this morning for Dubuque. where h
| will be present at the Masonic gran
lodge.
Men and boys straw hat sale ton.or.
row at the Fair store A discount o
| 10 per cent on all styles will be given t.
| all. Do not miss this sale.
| A business meeting of the Presbyte
! rian I. P. S. C. E. will be held this eve
ning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. j
Sanders, III West Lincoln street.
Mrs. A. c. DAILY, at her residence, No
eos West State street, this Afternoon
entertained the Shakespeare Society
Tea was served at by the hostess.
Do not wait too long to shoe your
family. We can save you money. Re-
member you buy shoes at manufacture
|ers' prices. Bromley's shoe store.
We have a full line of misses and
children's shoes Remember you buy
the opportunity Bromley's shoe store.
The Excelsior Aid Society of Mar
shall Rebekah Lodge No. 30 will meet
with Mrs. John Corrick. 1909 West
State street, on Wednesday afternoon
at two o'clock.
Mems half-hose sale tomorrow at the
Fair store Men or boys ribbed top
Rockford hose worth 10 cents sold to-
morrow only at cents. Five pairs
only to customer The Fair.
Junior members of the Railroad Y. NJ.
C. A.-boys under l6 years of age-may
use the building for basket ball and
swimming from $50 to II o'clock
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
mornings until camping time.
Mrs W. II. Jones. Mrs. f. H. Boucher
and Mrs. A. G. Click entertained the
Ladies' Guild, of st. Paul's church, at
the home of Mrs. Click, ell East
Church street. Monday afternoon.
Luncheon was served at o'clock
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Rev. j. NJ. Plumb, of ST Anthony was
in the city this morning, being on his
way to Ira, where he will remain for a
hrief visit with his mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Plumb. Rev. Plumb goes to Ira
TO he present today at family gather
ing in honor of his mothers 9th ami
We only charge $3.50 for thoroughly
cleaning and pressing a gents suit and
70 cents for trousers. and are prepared
Il do all kinds of fancy dry cleaning,
such as silk dresses. wool dresJs, fancy
waists. kid gloves. ribbons. etc. 1t is
lot necessary TO remove fancy trim
ming On dresses to be cleaned. Flitton's
Steam Dye Works.
MI Roy Sanders, a former Iowa Cen
trail passenger brakeman living in this
city, was here this morning, being on
lis way from Belle PLANE to Independ-
ence. where he will visit his mother
Mrs. +. NJ. Sanders. for two weeks. Mr.
Sanders is now employed on the Iowa
and Minnesota division of the North
western as a freight brakeman, with
headquarters in Belle PLANE.
Mr.. Albert Pegg left this morning for
where he will remain for a few
lays visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. d. Pegs, former Marshalltown
Mr.. Pegg goes to be present
1t the commencement of the Einton
nigh school, where his sister Miss Lii
ian Pegg, graduates tomorrow night.
Mr. Pegs sister, Mrs. f. H. Wiley, ac-
him, and will remain in Vim
on for few weeks visit at her par
.nts' home.
A special train on the Northwestern
carried thru the city 10l
SINNERS, en- route to San Francisco to
ttcnd the annual conclave of the An
lent Arabic Order, Mobiles of the Mys
ic Shrine. The special was seven cars
Ii length, five sleepers, a dining car and
ne baggage car Conductor Steele had |
he train in charge, and superintendent |
!. j. Sitter. of the Iowa division, was
n board, being on his way home to
Boone from Otis.
Rev. NJ. T. Smedley. formerly OF this
ity but now of Mt. Vernon. was in the
ity this morning between trains, be- /
ng on his way to Mason City. where he
viii remain fer q few days visit ut the
lome of his friend, Mr.. T. E. Wright.
Who, for ten years, lived a neXt-door
leighbor to him at Jennings, La. Mrs.
Willis E. Smedley, daughter law of |
Rev. and Mrs. Smedley, living at Cen
va, is visiting a present at the Smed
ely home, Mt Vernon.
Delta Enterprise: Nathan Hackley |
u aged veteran of many wars, visited
Delta friends recently. From here he
"ent Monday to Oskaloosa, where he
will visit a while before he returns to
he Soldiers Home at .Marshaltown
Ir. Hackley, who is more than 81 years
# age, saw service in Uncle Sans navy |
more than forty years ago. He has
listed China, Japan, the Philippines
nd other parts of the orient. He is
till active and able to travel, and evil