Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-14

Fine line of ladies' pocketbooks al
Liebig's
wanted-Good bicycle repairer al
once. Thurber's Cycle Store.
Special prices in parasols and wash
dress goods tonight. The Fair.
H. E. sinkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postofiice.
Screen door enamel, bath tub enamel
gold enamel. Schmidt's hardware store
Why not buy your table linens and
wash dress goods of us, we can save
you money. The Fair.
Wanted, dining room tables. kitchen
lcuphoards dining room chairs. O. j.
Morley. 20 North F'irst avenue.
Maccabee smoker has been post
poned to Tuesday evening, June II.
Come and bring your friends. w. NJ.
Clark. r. K.
Carriage Trimming Bring your bug
gy and have 1t trimmed and a new
top First-class work. c. E. Webster,
rear of 20 and % North Center street.
Rev. Otto Strendin of the Swedish
Mission church, left this morning for
Dows, where he will occupy the pulpit
! OF the church at that place Sunday
morning and evening.
Deputy Sheriff Cause was called to
Clemens this afternoon to take charge
of a resident of that vicinity who is
supposed to be insane. but whose name
the officers did not learn.
| Mems special union suit and under
wear sale at The Fair for tonight only
! Ten dozen finely finished, ribbed gar
ments, worth Sl.50, will be sold at 81.
Two suits only to a customer.
| AS we wish to diminish our large
stock of fine china, cut glass, ETC., be-
fore purchasing our new fall line we
will sell everything in this line for a
time at greatly reduced prices. See us
for wedding presents, anniversary gifts,
etc. Simmons Book Store.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give a parlor concert at
the home of DR.. Speers- Gillette on
Monday evening, June 16. Among those
taking part are Frederic Mills Ross,
who has just returned from studying
in Berlin; Mrs. Ross, Guy Woodward.
a member of the Chicago Symphony
Orchestra, assisted by home talent.
The concert will begin at s o'clock.
Admission, IL cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Reeves and
daughter Marion arrived in the city
Friday evening on the Portland spe-
cial from Ashtabula, o., and will spend
= 80 No !,
Mr.. and Mrs Reeves have spent their
summers here for number Of years
and are always welcomed back to the
city by many warm friends. Mr.
Reeves covers Iowa territory for g
woolens and dress goods house out
Of Jamestown, o.
The Dunbar Grain and Stock Com
pany, with headquarters in Dunbar, has
filed articles of Incorporation with
County Recorder Packer. The company
is organized on the mutual plan for the
purpose of handling grain and stock. 1t
has capitalization of $4,000, with the
following members as incorporators: j.
w. Alden, ]. A. Jones' E. D. Medhus, S.
E. Riesland j. w. Latham. c. c.
Strangeland, N. o. Keen, nj. T. Iwedt
and Nels Thompson.
A 12-year-old boy contributes the fol-
lowing. which he says is a good joke |
on the street car company: about 9
o'clock last night, party was returning
home on West Main. Near the end of |
the pavement they saw a dark object |
On approaching. 1t proved to be man
with his hat on cane for an umbrella |
held in his right hand. Was down on
his knees scratching around on the
pavement with his left hand When
the diver asked: Have you lost some
thing? he replied: Just hunting for
the street Ger. Does the next one go 10 |
the Soldiers Homer"
Miss Bertha Bush. of Garner. who
was in the city Friday TO attend the
twelfth annual. flower mission service
OF the Non-Partisan w. C. T. u, went
TO Grinnell Friday evening. where she
has been visiting friends during COM
mencement week. Miss Belle Powers,
or New Hampton, superintendent of
flower mission work for the Fourth dis
trict. was also In the city and remained
here over today as the guest of Mrs. w.
j. Head. Miss Powers will accompany
Mrs. Hinman to Eldora this evening to
assist in the flower mission service at
the boys industrial school Sunday.
The Hanford, Cal, Sentinel say. of
a daughter of ex-Sheriff and Mrs.
George B. McCord, former residents of
this city: "Mr. and Mrs. G. B. McCord
are in receipt of copies of several Lon
don papers, containing criticisms on the
acting Of their daughter, Miss Vera Nc
Cord, who is playing at the Prince of
Wales uheater there in The President
The criticisms are all favorable to Miss
McCord. She is playing under one of
the leading theatrical arrangements of
the day in England and at the leading
lheater in the metropolis. Her friends
in California will take great pride in
her success"
Ten per cent off on any muslin I'M
derwear in the house, drawers excepted.
The Fair.
Mr.. Frank Friend who returned a
few days ago from Iowa City, where he
has been pursuing a st-graduate