Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-03

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Fair
Men or boys Black Cat brand half
hose to morrow at 10 cents per pair.
Tomorrow only. The Fair.
Special wash dress goods sale, Sg
cent quality for 20 cents. Il yards to
g customer. Wednesday only. The Fair
Miss Lucille Van Meter, of Clemens,
was in the city between trains this
morning, being en- route to Darlington,
N. d.
You will get some great bargains at
our removal sale. Do not wait until
sizes are broken. Bromley's shoe
store.
The condition of Harry Beasley still
remains unchanged. He has neither
| improved nor grown worse during the
last twentyfour hours
Men and boys straw hat sale tomor-
row at the Fair store. A discount Of
10 per cent on all styles will be given to
all. Do not miss this sale.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to us please call and settle, as
we wish to close out our business nere
as soon as possible. Bromleys shoe
store.
When you have clothes that need re-
pairing or new lining OF any kind call
up Flitton's Steam Dye Works. both
phones, and they will fix them salts
factorily.
The annual meeting of the MARSHALL
towns Women's Club will be held in
the club rooms Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Reports from the various
committees will be read, after which a
social hour will be enjoyed.
OF course any suit is liable to fade
out. but you needn't throw it away on
that account. Let F'litton's Steam Dye
Works have it, They will color it so
that it won't fade. We will call for and
deliver all work promptly.
Misses Bertha and Mabel Cliff,
daughters of Mayor and Mrs. n. r.
Cliff, of Gearing, went to Clear Lake
this morning, where they well spend the
summer at the Cliff cottage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gift expect to join them later.
The Misses Cliff We're accompanied to
the lake by Misses Katherine and Lois
McCord, little daughters of Mrs. Dell
McCord, who will remain with them
several weeks.
Former Judge Mccoy. Of the Sixth |
judicial district. was in the city Mon
day, being on his way to Grinnell from |
a business trip to Vinton. Judge Nc
Coy will remain in Grinnell over to-
ir order that he may attend |
the Judicial convention of the Sixth dis
trict, and participate in the efforts of
securing one of the nominations for
Hon. Byron w. Preston, the Mahaska
candidate.
June is the month of weddings and
we are ready to supply you with many
beautiful decorations in Haviland cups
and saucers, plates, odd and useful lit
tie pieces as well as many beautiful and
expensive pieces for weddings and
china showers. Because of the demand
for suitable china shower pieces we
have just purchased a beautiful line of
cups and saucers and plates. Sinclair
Tea & Coffee Company.
Miss Myrtle Mason went to State
Center this morning where she will re-
uncle Mr. Charles B. Mason. Miss Ma
son goes to attend the annual COM
of the State Center high
school, to be held this evening. her
friend, Miss Maude Zilm, being a MEM
Der of the class. Miss Iona Mason will i
also be present at the commencement
exercises, going to State Center this
afternoon.
Mr. Albert Meade. of this city, who has {
,een teaching for the past two years in 5
he Fort Dodge high school, has arrived {
lome for the summer vacation, which
Re will spend with his parents, Mr.. and |
Irs. l.. r. Meade 1905 Summit street. I
III. Meade has been reelected to his {
,csition, the science department at /
Sort Dodge. but was also elected to i
;milar position in the West Waterloo c
Ugh school. He has decided to accept 1
ne latter position. Miss Laura A. Pc t
erson, of this city. who has also been S
eaching in the Fort Dodge schools, will
eturn to that city next year for eighth ;,
,rade work. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. John kinsey, of Oska \
nosa. We're in the city this morning. T
eng on their way to Pasadena, Cal, h
there they expect TO make their future n
ONE. Mrs. kinsey will be remembered n
Y Marshalltown friends as having for Il
lerly been Miss Leona James. She v
as married in this city last winter to p
IT. kinsey who for number of years 5
as been employed as a bill clerk in l
he Iowa Central local freight office at II
skaloosa. Mr. Kinsey expects to en- r
age in the railroad business in Cali u
2rnia, and goes because of his parents o
esiding in Pasadena. He is succeeded "
/, the Oskaloosa office by a Mr.. Bunker. II
Mr.. William Delaney of Mason City, O
rrived in the city this morning and e.
i'll act as best man for his friend, Mr.
Lerschel V. Fisher. of Mason City, who
to be married in this city tomorrow II
, Miss Mary Roskopf, daughter of Mr.. .
nd Mrs Michael Roskopf. of 500 Coal -
18th nuptial high mass at St. Marys .
nurch at 8 o'clock Wednesday, Rev. -
ather NJ. c. Lenihan will officiate. Mr.. !,
Usher was former resident of this
ty ana for two and one half years was .
nployed in the Fair store of Euziere y
ros. He is now in charge of the shoe =
apartment OF the E. D. Hamilton store, q
[ason City. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Beeson residing el
t 524 North First street and their o
aughter-i nlaw, are very much worried t.
yer the report in the T. r. of last eve n