Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-18
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.

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ping pong belts received this morning
M. f. Andrews.
Best line of Fourth of July decora-
tons ever shown IN the city at Sim
mons book store.
For a few days only we will sell
bananas at 10 cents per dozen. Rey-
nolds e Sheldon.
Brilliantine, 3S inches wide, in black,
navy, brown and red. tomorrow for %
cents a yard. Lee e Benedict.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Anderson, of
100 South Third street, are parents of a
daughter, born to them yesterday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railway
Y. M. c. A. will meet with Miss Emma
Fredland, zoe South Second street
Thursday afternoon.
The Political Equality Club picnic,
which was to have been held tomorrow
nas been postponed one week because
o. the Women's Club picnic.
Dairy butter is an uncertain quantl-
ty at present so we shall keep supply
of the best creamery butter for Gus
toners who wish it. Reynolds & Shell
don.
Ladies bear in mind the three prices,
rs cents. S1.19 and s1.76. These prices
reign supreme in ladies shirt waists;
only at Henry Pappe's Ladies Cloth
ing Parlor.
For two days only, Friday and Sat
I ON
nox and White Russian soap, seven
bars for 25 cents. or Is bars for so
cents. Orders limited. Idso.
Steven Utley, of 1908 West Linn
street, and John Doyle, member of the
Soldiers Home, We're in Nevada today.
where they took examinations for in
crease in pensions before the Story
county board.
Sheriff Willard Foster, of Boone
county, was in the city this morning.
being on his way home from Eldora,
where he had been to accompany
Grover Moorehouse, 16-yearold lad,
who was sentenced to the industrial
school for incorrigibility.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society of the
Norwegian Lutheran church will have
a sale Thursday evening, with refresh
ments, in the hall of the Maccabbee
lodge. Rev. NJ. Londahy will give lee
ture during the evening at the same
place, and everybody is welcome.
Mr.. A. F. Deeter. of Covina, Cal, ar
rived in this city Tuesday and will visit
for time with his sister Mrs c. III.
Shaw. Mr.. Deeter is one of Marshall
oldest settlers, having moved to
township from the east in 1858.
For the last seventeen years he has
been making his home in California.
oskalosa Herald: Jesse V. Long
Thos. j. Maxwell and Chas. Ma u
three Iowa Central engineers have been
from this city to their runs
between Abba and Alber' Lea, and will
hereafter have their terminals in one
or the other of those places. The gen.
tlemen will continue their home in this
city for time at least.
telegram received in the city yes
terday announced the death at Rood
house ILL.,, of Mrs. C. S. Nichols. sister
of Master Mechanic George D. Brooke.
Of the Iowa Central. MIR. Brooke, who
was called to ST. Louis Monday night
TO look after business matters, will be
present at the funeral. Mr.. Nichols is
L Chicago & Alton passenger conductor
and has a number of railroad acquaint-
inces in this city.
The water in the river still continues
o fall slowly 1t is now in the neigh
)orhood Of five feet lower than when
IT its highest stage and is still falling
1t the rate of about one foot every
wenty-four hours. 1t is not thought
likely that the rain of last night, that
amounted to so of an inch. will have
my perceptible effect on the river. az
he rainfall at points north of here
vas very light and none fell south
If Grinnell.
Mr.. John Brhel left this morning for
where he will remain dur
ng the summer in the employ of Allis
Z Chalmers, owners of one of the larg- |
est machine shops in the famous city |
Mr.. Brhel has just completed his Junior
rear in the mechanical engineering de- |
oartment of Iowa State College, Ames |
md is now desirious of obtaining some
experience with large ma
;hinery before entering upon the work !
If his senior year, next fall
Miss Lillian Werner, of LaPorte |
nd. for the past seven years a kinder
,artner of this city, has sent in her
esignation to the committee on teach |
,rs and consequently will not return t.
next fall. Miss Werner
has been elected and has accepted a
Try of SIS per month. Her work in the |
schools here has been of the highest |
rider and she has been considered one
If the best kindergartneSs of the city |
Cor six years she was In the First |
ward but the last year was spent in |
he Second
Mrs. e. A. Arnold left Tuesday on
he G. G.. W. for points in Missouri, |
where she will remain for few weeks |
,isit, which she expects will prove one
If the happiest of her life. Mrs. Ar
lold's fire. stop will be at Wynett,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs |
elizabeth Gilman, whom she has not |
een for forty-four years. In Harri-
on county, Missouri, Mrs. Arnold will |
zee brother. Mr.. David Cook, whose
ace she gazed upon for the last time
When the civil war was brought to a
lose in 1865. Before returning home
he will visit relatives in st. Joseph.
Nor arrest has yet been made in the
assault with intent to commit rape