Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-28


George J. Allen. scientific optician.
Dr. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys. surg
Nice chicken dinner at Breckle's to
morrow.
: New wool crash skirts. IA cores. NJ
. f. Andrews.
H. E. Sirnkins. undertaking exclusive
( ~. Second door west of postoffice.
5 Silk taffeta ribbons. Nos. 20, 40 ant
co, 10 cents a yard, tonight only. TIL,
Fair.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate has returned from
his summer vacation. Dental office
over the Fair store.
You will need lots of dishes for car
niVal week Look over the stock at the
Temple of Economy Green stamps.
torneys, has dissolved by mutual con-
sent. j. NJ Bishop, H. S. Lounsberry.
Do you want new high grade suit?
Attend the special suit sale commen-
cling Monday. June 80, at w. Fl. Bur
rows.
We will continue our half-price
clearing sale Monday Tuesday AMI
Wednesday of next week Archie
Parker.
Have you tried them? Perfection
Queen olives in cloth sacks? They are
sold for about one-half the price of
those in bottles.
Ladies, this will be your last opportu-
nifty to buy SO silk umbrella at s1.72
| Monday morning at 8 o'clock at Henry
Iappe's ladies clothing parlor.
Contractor George Sewer went to
Boone Friday evening. wherehe will re-
main for brief stay looking after bust
ness matters connected with his work
/ on the Northwestern.
Every member of Zameri Temple, D.
Q. Is. X, should be present at the meet
ing in K. p. club rooms tonight at s
p. M, as final arrangements will be
made for the big meeting of July 2.
Frank G. Pierce, r. V.
Charles Norton, an employ Of the
steel gang of the Iowa Central, was
arrested Friday afternoon by Deputy
Marshal Cochran. He was given his
hearing before Mayor Jones this morn
ing, and on payment of the costs was
discharged.
Grand attraction for this evening at
Henry Pappe's west window in the
eruption of the volcano, Mont Pelee,
Martinique, w. T., where 10000 lives
l.e-. I'D 1T. - u,
stroyed. This is without exception the
best window work our Mr.. Conran has
displayed. 1t will pay you to look at it.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church was entertained
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock by
Mrs. w. o. Rice and Mrs. J. f. Zug, at
the residence of the former, sos West /
Main street. Refreshments were served |
by the ladies entertaining, assisted by |
Misses Estella Rice and Sophia John
son.
Mrs c. Maude Mettler, of the de-
partment of stenography of the Dudley
Business College, left Friday evening"
for Maiden ILL.,, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. II. E. Strong. for a
week. From Maiden Miss Mettler will /
go to Peoria TO attend the annual con-
vention of the Gregg Teachers Asso-
citation.
Rev. W. NJ. Force, pastor OF the
United Evangelical church at Gearing
was in the city Friday evening, being
on his way to Iowa City. where he will f
few days looking after church
matters Rev. Forces rew church at
Gearing, which will cost between $1,000
and $4,000 when completed, will be
ready for occupancy, it is thought, by
Sept. /.
DR.. II. F. Echternacht left this after
noon on the Chicago special for an ex- {
Tended visit Of two or three weeks at
points east. He will visit friends in
Mt Vernon, Lisbon and Chicago, and
rom the latter city Will go to Mime
apolis. After spending few days
here he will take a river boat TO,
where he will act as best
nan, on July 16, for his friend, Mr.. w.
2. Downer. I,
Miss Belle Griffiths arrived home
friday evening from Cedar Falls,
where she has been for a few days'
'sie WIN VII thursday eve
ling Miss Grifflths was present at the
marriage of her friend and schoolmate
It the Iowa State Normal School, Miss I
Jessie Philpot, to Mr.. Anton Slifsgard
Mss Grifiths assisted In the service by
inging While the words of the cere- I
nony were being pronounced {
Mrs. George w. Peck, of Cedar Rap !
DIS, who was formerly Miss Blanche :
Ewing, of State Center, returned Fri
lay evening to her home after a weeks ;.
'isit In the city as the guest of Miss :
senie Wolcott. Mr.. Peck, who has
zen manager of the Green opera house
t Cedar Rapids for the past ten years,
Fill have charge of the Rockford, Ill.,.
ouse Aug. l, and Mr.. and Mrs. Peck ;
'ill remove to Rockford in July.
Arrangements have been made for n
iXty box stalls and extensive feed n
ards at Finlle's park for the conven-
ance of those from town or country n
Tho attend the carnival. The east end a
{ the grounds will be enclosed with +,
Ugh board fence and Illuminated with
re lights, and teams will be taken care =
f at a nominal price, day or night. thus -
mailing those with rigs to drive TO the :,
rounds. There will be ample room for
90 horses.