Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-26

food, free at Bannatyne & Lays.
Miss Elizabeth Renberger has &C
.cepted a position as boozkeeper with T
Marion Gard.
Splendid values in laces, 8 cents
many of them worth 10 cents Banna- (
tyne & Lay.
You can save money if you buy
YOUR hammocks at the New York
racket store.
A daughter of nine pounds weight I
was born ut o'clock today TO Mr. !
and Mrs. f. /. Meeker.
The LennoN Manufacturing Company
are loading another car of furnaces TO-
day to be shipped TO Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Will zwilIing, who has been
spending the winter in Memphis, Tenn,
and other points arrived home Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Forney. who have
been spending a few weeks honeymoon
in Chicago and Wisconsin points, ar
rived home sunday evening on the Col
orado special.
Mr.. A. e. Shorthill. whose serious iii
ness has been the source of SO much
concern to his friends, is not 50 "sil'
his general symptoms showing some
what of a decline. Mr.. Shorthill is in
NsiS ''''s'''
Wanted-Ihree young iaules -
address who can iurh'Sil te'sleiie, - ~
solicit and demonstrate loi ne" 80
products dood wages "i'N $50 ~,
position Tor rlsn, persons
4 W. NJ. Johnson ilSiiill
4 ,t;es c,Iava Soutres who has been at
tan5,ins- Miss Nctyowan's school in Chi
caoo for the past school year, arrived
home this morning TO De VIZ .ie' l,,,n
ents, Mr.. ahG MRS q. W. 7'iui -
ing the summer N&e.'lol
u Mrs w. G. spratt. formerly of Mar
hsraIlto,vn but now Of Ames, arrived in
i,ba cit,. sunday afternoon and will re-
,,,.i, fo,. nc high school commence
,,,c,,t ayarcfses her daughter. Miss
4 ps,,tba heinz, n member OF the class.
-,
At the nome OF MF, anu W ;. 49, -.
hetschei' LUZ h9oe'ii N.s'l,. -, {,
| skoesberr. Of the United Evangelical
/ church, conducted baptismal service
4 for the 3-months- old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hersehei. The infant was ei'fls-
tened Clarence n.uN st u
Senator Fairbanks report accom-
/ ,,anvirtr tho rubtic buildings bill intro
i iuced in the senate shows that the
treasury dapartment's estimate OF the
COS, of building a new postotHce at
1i,rsba1ltoyyp il 500 coo. The house bill
\
/ ,a,,ortad IRON, tbe committee PROPOSES
to cut this to $4,000. The IRIS Wash
Ei,,.,,,,, ,o,ras,,opdept eynla4ns this mat
ter clearly in todav's issue.
"A rePutatioi loi ooiiis az MINIS =.
- ~ sacr;,icad 10 ,,ny of the whin1s of
t,,a ,,,nn,ent We nave gained this rep
1 utation by long years OF upright non
4 orable dealing Win the people, ana
/ propose TO retain II az any cost anu we
1 do not propose 10 permit garment 70
leave our estahhshnlehl thal VIII ~ any
way jeopardize TINS repusalioI' rli.-
tons Steam Dye WORKS - west
Church street.
Malto yi+a delicious and nutritious
s,,,ronr food. served free at Bannatyne
g. To,,'s
Mr. r. b. burgess, OF Aleilisoii' iNt'.',,
ARRIVED in the CITY SUNDAY evening anu
will be guest FOR a Week az 'iie iioi.'''
Of his sister, Mrs. Gee. &c w. fiati,s.
Mr.. Burgess comes at TINS tl'lle 10 pe
present at the high sehooi eoi''iileiiSs e
ment ana witness we si','u'''io'' " ,'ts
Iris other niece. Miss Peryl Harris, who
mas returned home after completing a
course in the National School of Ora
tory at Phllaaeiph'a. MI burgess Is
the iatner OF MIS- l'Lia.n lo.ii'I ,I.s
VINO visited e 'iie ia@ii'' nome is'S'
WINTER.
Buff booklets, the latest novelties III
book making, at Liebig's.
Az the REQUEST ol many u o0i i's :
season patlohs we WI piaee On So q
illnlteo hullipel u ieuuoeu 80 e''t - - J.
VA uckels AZ Iie "iioNiii5 1885,, -
a. MORGAN > Nctoilre . J" - .
Lancer > George + ,omei' = -.
Drug COMPANY ;, fevh'ia'i " hs's
, mena s. caro- iUiiil .ui& s'ois' -,
, Shelle y SouN lMo .'s"i .,'oi =
the Marshall Tailoring i'''hS ?
rms season ticNS. - - ~