Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-28

DR.. Bay. IA East Main.
DR.. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.
Dr. Burkart, osteopath, 3o2 West MAR
Dr. Boucher, 2OS South Third Ave.
The Pilgrim will serve an extra fine
dinner tomorrow.
New lot of kilt skirts received thi:
morning. NJ. F. Andrews.
Silk taffeta ribbons Nos % 40 anG
co, 10 cents yard, tonight only The
Fair
Take your clothes to the Fitton dye
/ works "A West Church street and have
them cleaned in first class manner.
If you want fine new suit for the
Fourth attend our grand special suit
sale next week. 1t commences June so.
w. H. Burrows.
One dollar and seventy two cents
buys a SO genuine taffeta silk umbrella
next Monday morning at 8 o'clock at
Henry Pappe's ladies clothing parlor.
Twenty five more of those elegant
/ decorated dinner sets, full gold traced,
| just received dl lHe ItlilIJie VI EcbHo-
my. Price, s6.9S; worth $1,000. Green
stamps.
Bids will be received by the Farm
ers' Bank at Radcliffe, Iowa, for the
erection of their new building up to /
+. m, July s, 1902. Certified check for
500 to accompany bid.
Ringing Bros advertising car No.
Iarrived in the city Friday evening from
Waterloo, and the force of employees
spent the day here putting up the first
advertising matter for the aggrega-
tons appearance.
The base ball game scheduled at Ia
ma Friday afternon between the Mar
shalltown team and Tama did not ma
teralize. it having been decided to post
pone it on account of wet grounds. 1t
is likely the game will be played Tues
day. Tama is said to have an excellent
team, largely paid aggregation, with
Cornell College battery.
Mrs. Elma Fanton Sievers, of Gill
man, was in the city Friday after
noon, being on her way home from
Chicago. where she has been for the
past ten days visiting her cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. X. NJ. Bancroft. While at
the Bancroft home home q house party
was enjoyed by Gilman women. Mrs.
A. f. Urbine and Mrs. w. w. Imler
We're the other guests present
Charley" MCGOWAN. we'll known
former engineer on the Iowa Central, |
now of Beaumont, Tex, where he is en-
ployed as an engineer on the Santa F'e
between Beaumont and Somervlle. is in
the city for Il few weeks visit with his
Mr.. MCGOWAN may not con-
clude not to return to Texas because of |
the fact that the climate does not agree
with him. Mis- Marshalltown friends /
would be glad to see him back on the /
Central again.
A persistent rumor was afioat about |
town yesterday that the machinists in |
the Iowa Central shops would walk out |
Monday unless their demands We're al
owed by the management. All efforts
made today to verify these reports
have failed, and it seems to be the
opinion of those that are in position
% know that the men will not strike.
President Moore, of the machinists 10
al union, when seen this morning. said
hat the matter still rests where it has
or the past few days and that he does
lot consider strike likely.
State Center society has closed
ousy week. Several pre- -nuptial affairs
or Miss Lottie Woolston, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Woolston. who is to
,e married on the 9th inst. to Mr.. Rich
son, of Webster City, have been given,
including a kitchen shower by Mrs.
ernie Hansen, a linen shower by Mrs
,. w. Coe, and a mock marriage. Mrs
!. F. Capron was hostess at a reception
friday evening to sixty guests, and
irs. Oscar Gohllle gave an afternoon
ca Thursday. Mrs. William Tate as
ertained several guests from $3.50 to
friday in honor of Mrs. George Greg
ry, of this CITY, Mrs. F. G. Holly, of
his city, was also a guest.