Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-23
Or. Trotter, over IL West Main.

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The best ice cream sodas in the city.
Alexander Drug Company.
Special shirt waist sale at manufac-
turers' cost as long as they last. The
Fair.
Malta Vita, in its different prepare
tons. demonstrated at Bannatyne u
Lays.
New white and colored shirt waists
received this morning. NJ. f. An
drews.
You want the best ice cream sodas.
Then patronize the Alexander Drug
| Company.
Just received another shipment OF
RULED swiss curtains, 40 cents PAIR
Bannatyne & Lay.
"Lazarre,' The Irony of Life" and
and Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage
Patch" at Liebigs.
Ladies, visit Pappe's ladies' clothing
parlor tomorrow; always some'hihs
new to interest you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj w. Hovey, of 5oS
West Main street, are the parents oil q
daughter, born to them at l O'Clock TINS
| afternoon.
Our lettuce, onions. radishes, pie
4 plant, etc. is fresh every morning from
Marshaltown gardens, and always tn
best Reynolds g. Sheldon.
Special for Saturday, all our l21a
cent dimities, cents a yard, and ~
cent dimities at 7ts cents yard. Zen
wards to a customer. The FAR
Mr.. George w. Ward, of Eldora, exec
utor of the estate of the late MIS-. Sarah
NJ. fash spent Thursday in the CITY
locking after matters pertaining 10 'he
settlement of the estate
| Applications are being made dairy
for membership in the X. H. I. M. y
! A. on account of the splendid equip
nent of baths During the summer Z
/ four months ticket is issued Tor ".
and two street car tickets week are
/ furnished to members from up town
on payment of 90 cents extra.
The Marshalltown high school base
EbaIl team will go to Cedar Rapids sat
urday to meet the high school nine OF
that city. The boys expect to meeE
The best team on their spring scheduie
an Cedar Rapids, but if the parlor city
nine wins it will not be because there
Ms a lack of effort on the part OF the
visitors. Daily practice is being In
duiged in for the game Saturday
Chief Clerk James f. lug, OF the
Iowa Central local freight department
| was quite badly hurt yesterday after
| noon by being thrown from his picycle
i at the corner of Second avenue ana
Market street. Mr. Tug was under
pretty rapid Roadway when his course
! was blocked by two drays. 1t meant
/ either n fall from the wheel or coll
1 ljsion with one of the two teams. He
! took chances on the fall and escaped
with a badly bruised left knee.
Waterloo Courier: The body of Mrs
Joy was shipped to Des Moines for bur-
Hal. Mrs. David Secor, of Winnebago
/ CITY. Mimi; Mrs. Albert Strong, OF
Emporia, Kan, and Mrs. DR.. Engberg
of Mcpherson, Kan, arrived on the
early morning thrains to accompan
the body 10 its last resting place. They
are sisters of deceased. The husband
is nearly Frustrated with grief and the
sisters bore up with difficulty under
the weight of sorrow. The death is
greatly deplored by all the friends.
The delegates and visitors in attend
ance at the G. A. r. encampment, w.
ment at Des Moines, have returned
from Des Moines, pretty well tired out
as the result of the big gathering. Mrs.
~ n ~,
didate for delegate at-large to the ma
tional convention of the w. r. c.. but
/ was defeated. Mrs. Reed was a mem
Der of the counselors report commit
tee. Mrs Mary Miller, matron of the
/ Soldiers Home, was one of the conduc-
tors of the convention, and Miss Eva
Hambleton, of Albion, one Of the
guards.
Good line of youths, boys and mems
tennis Oxfords and shoes for 80 cents
to S1.50. The Fair.
brand Mrs. A. F. Wohlenberg ar
rived in the city Thursday evening
from Chicago and Lyons, where they
have been whiting relatives and friends
during the past week. DR.. and Mrs
Wohlenberg are former residents OF
Mar.halltown, the former having peen
employed here for a number or years
as foreman of the starch department OF
tho glucose works. Mrs. ,WohlenberS Is
the foster daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. jud
Garfield. and will be remembered as
Julia Canfield After leaving Marshall
town Mr.. Wohlenberg graduated from
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
in Chicago and is now engaged IN prac-
tee and in the drug business In stuart
Idaho. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Garfield at 124 West Main street, ano
will spend some time in this vicinity
visiting friends in New Sharon, Hub
bard and Mason City.
All rugs for 10 per cent discount 1of
Saturday only. The Fair.
President A. f. Balch, of the Mar
shalltown State Bank, Cashier L. J'
FLETCHER of the First National, and
President D. T. Denmead, of the City
National Bank, arrived home Thursday
evening from Des Moines, where they
have been in attendance at the annual
convention of the Iowa State Bankers
Associations Cashier II. j. Howe, OF
the Fidelity Savings, was selected by
the convention as delegate to the
American Bankers Association con-
yention, to be held at New Orleans In
November. The delegates are well
pleased with their treatment at the
hands Of the Des Moines bankers, and
saw the convention was a successful
,;,,,. ,,,o,a larpalv attended than