Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-16
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| George ]. Allen, scientific optician.
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| Our shirt waists at less than hall
price tomorrow. Bannatyne & Lay.
| Don't forget the concert tonight nj
DR.. Gillettes. Admission 10 cents.
Wanted-Twelve girls for German
Village at carnival Apply or address
5O7 South Third avenue.
Miss Margaret Rodgers, who, for the
past week, has been visiting with
friends in Lisbon, arrived home Sunday
Mr.. Will McLeland and son Robert
left this morning for Waterville, MINI.
where they will remain for a week S
fishing at Lake Jefferson.
A specially large and fine line of fes-
looming, stars horse plumes. flags and
other decorations suitable for the car
rival and Fourth of July, at Simmons
Book Store.
Special prices tomorrow. Lot two,
all our two and three piece suits, ages
3 to Is years, and actually worth So,
from to tomorrow you can buy them
for those hours for $40. Watch for
our special sale on straw hats Thurs
uay. The Model, l6 West Main.
While out driving Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. William Clark Miss Myrtle
Nelson was thrown from the carriage
and quite badly bruised The horse
Mr.. Clark was driving became fright
ened at the corner of Center and Main
resulting in Miss Mason being thrown
to the pavement. The buggy was
badly damaged.
We will place on sale for three hours
only, from to 5. a lot of boys two and
three piece suits to clean up the lot.
Lot one all our two piece and vestee
suits, ages 3 to Is and actually worth
$3.50. For those hours you can
buy them at $i.49 Come and
get them at special prices, below cost,
to clean them up quick. tomorrow only.
from to 5. The Model, 16 West Main.
Mrs. c. NJ. Wheeler. of Fullerton
Neb, arrived in the city Sunday on
the Colorado special, called to the bed
side of her father Mr.. William Bailey,
Of 1904 South Twelfth avenue. Mr..
Bailey, who, has been an invalid for
more than year. was taken with Z
serious relapse last week. While his
recovery is hoped for by his relatives
end friends his condition is such as to
cause serious alarm.
The Outing Club, of which number
of Marshalltown people are members,
will be opened at Clear Lake on the 2Sth
inst instead of July /. as at first eX-
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charge of the quarters this year, IS al
ready at the lake getting things in
shape for opening. A number of peo-
pie, to be employed as help in the diff
ferent departments, was sent north to
Mason City Sunday. Mrs. Leavens will
join her husband at Clear Lake Tues
day.
Miss Emma Redel, of Peoria, spent
Sunday with her parents in this city.
The Marshalltown base ball team
went to State Center this morning.
where this afternoon it met the nine of
that place in a practice game. The per-
sonnet of the local team is Salisbury,
catch; Kent, pitch; Griffin, short stop;
first; Scott, second; Kirk,
third; Stepan, left field; Arson, center
field; Fuller right field. The State
Center team, altho but recently organ
lied, is a strong one, and If the locals
succeed in winning it will be quite a
feather in their cap.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Allen and daugh-
-ers, Lucille and Eleanor, of Laurens,
who were called to the city few days
ago on account of the illness of Mrs.
Aliens brother. Mr.. Harry Steward, of
Taylor township, left this morning for
heir home. Mr.. Steward, who has been
suffering with a severe kidney ailment
FOR the past five years. was to have had
IN operation Friday, by which it was
expected the trouble could be eraGicat-
I'd ty the removal of one of the kid
eeys. Mr. Steward improved sufficient
y, however, before the time set for the
operation, that it was postponedoindefi-
1itely with the hopes that it would not
pc necessary.
All the arrangements for the Iowa |
,entral's employees picnic are now COM /
olete. Word received today from the /
states that the special |
rain asked for will be granted. This
vas the only part of the plans that We're
lot completed, and now that they are
assured of transportation, all the men
re waiting for is good weather to make
heir outing success. The shipments
vail team is in daily practice and antic-
pate no trouble in besting the team:
hat will represent the Z. NJ C. A.
those who have the matter in charge
Wish the public to know that this out
ng is for the benefit of Iowa Central
employees only.
Another shipment of lace curtain
nds just received. Bannatyne & Lay.
The remains of the late Mrs. Eta
Taylor were taken to Belle PLANE this
norning for interment, the funeral +
erviceS having been conducted from
he family home 20S West Main street,
t o'clock Sunday afternoon, by Dr.
:. M. Coleman, of the First Methodist
hurch. The palbearers who escorted
he remains to the station this morning.
rior to their shipment, were Messrs
theodore Johnston, Sam McGrew,
'larence Yokom. w. j. Irvine, c. L.
altman and e. Drake. Those accom-
the body to the final resting I,
lace We're Miss Grace Taylor, daugh-
ar of the deceased; Mr. Fred Trues-
ell, of Garwin, a brother: Mrs. F. w.
tehlik. of Garwin, a niece; Mr.. and
Irs oliver c. Vance, brother in law
nd sister of the deceased, and Mrs j.
Y. Furnas, of Quarry, sister of the
tie Mr.. Taylor. The interment at Belle
laine was made directly from the sta
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