Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-01
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DR.. Jans.s. surgeon and physician.

George j. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath IS East Main
Batiste for ) cents a yard tomorrow
Lee & Benedict.
Shoes at cost and less at Hoyt's Dc
partment Store. Come and get bar
gains.
The finest line of shirt waists in ths
city mt the lIawkeye. Special low price
tor carnival week.
Two lots on the corner of Seventh
avenue and Church street for sale at a
bargain. Inquire of DIR. Janss.
MIR and Mrs. {. III. t. Boardman and
children arrived home Monday evening
from their months stay At Clear Lake
Just received 1000 yards more OF
those fine batiste in good STYLES. Choice
tomorrow for 3 a yard. Lee Il Benedict.
Now is the time to buy a tailor-made
suit. Twenty five suits at % per cent
discount. for this week only, at the
Hawkeye.
Raspberries will be at their best this
week We will sell by the crate each
morning ut the lowest prices. Reynolds
4 sheldon.
Mr. join c. Crockett, of Eldora, was
in the city over night Monday. being
on his WAY home from business "trip
TO 0skalcosa.
The members of Chippewa Tribe
will take notice that owing to the hal,
being used by the ID. o. *. KS, there
will not he a meeting Wednesday even
ing, July 2nd.
Miss Cora Battin is home from Cow
ington, k.y. where she has been for
several months, taking a course of in
strumental music in the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Deputy Sheriff Hutson arrested this
afternoon Hope Burgess. better known,
perhaps. as Hope Nickerson. on a
Charge of intoxication. The woman
was beastly drunk and was being as
sisted by Peggy" Newell in her en-
Jail and will have q hearing tomorrow.
Deputy Clerk of Courts Cammacs
and Mr.. I. l.. Cady arrived home this
morning from a very pleasant ten days
stay at Green Lake, Minnesota, $50
miles northwest of st. Paul. They had
good weather nearly all the time they
We're gone. and Mr.. Calnmack says it is
as dry in northern Minnesota 'as it is
wet here. Fishing was good and the
outing better.
On Friday of this week the clerical
force in the office of Comnandant
Horton, of the Soldiers Home, will
sign the vouchers for the third quarter
pensions of the veterans at the insti-
tuition. The bulk of the vouchers go
TO Des Moines, and others to Topeka,
kas., Columbus, o., Chicago and Mill
waukee. 1t is expected that the pen
sion allowances will be made by the
latter part of next week.
Mrs. a. f. Duncan and daughter
Lila, OF Ottumwa, arrived in the city
Monday evening and will remain for
n two weeks visit at the home of the
formers parents, Mir. and Mrs. j. +.
Sundell. MIR. Duncan Will be here later
and will accompany his Wife and
daughter To Mason City to visit Mrs
Duncan's brothers. Messrs. j. III. and
w. +. Sun1ell. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
expect to take a cottage at Clear Lake
for the summer.
Mr.. y. II. Gross, of j. W. Goddard &
Sons. New York. who makes Iowa,
Minnesota and South Dakota.
With headquarters in this city, will
leave about the 18th of the month for
Lake City, Mimi. in company With his
wife and daughter Louise, for vaca-
lion visit of a month or six weeks. Mr..
Ben G.. Sanderson, of New York, anoth-
ar representative of the house. arrived
n the city today to take charge of Mr..
Cross territory during his absence.
Mrs Max KruslSopG and little daugh-
-er arrived in the city this morning
from St. Louis and will visit for Il few
weeks with relatives and friends. Mr..
hruskopf. who has been employed with
he Simmons Hardware Company at St.
Louis for the past six months. departed
IN Sunday night on his maiden tri!, for
hat company, having been engaged
in the companys warehouse
Sruskopf and daughter will go to
heir future home.
The annual tabernacle meeting of the
Marshall County Holiness Association
will begin in this city this week on Fri
lay, continue until the 14lh. The tab
ernacle will be erected at the corner of
Sourth and Summit streets. Rev. w.
2. Shepherd. of Chicago, and Charles
nf wi no
preachers in charge. The singing will
De in charge of Il singing evangelist
rom Ohio. Gospel will be held every
afternoon and evening and the opening
service will be an all day Fourth of
July service, beginning at 10 O'Clock.
\ number from out of the city are eN-
oected to be in attendance.
Mrs. w. NJ Hannegan, of Ames. who
accompanied to this city the remains of
ser late husband for interment re-
Erned Monday evening TO her home. /
Miss Jennie Rolf, Mrs. John Kintzley
md daughter May and Mr.. Fremont
iannegan, nieces and nephew of the |
deceased, who also accompanied the re-
mains of Mr.. Hannegan here for burial. |
lave gone to Montour for few days
isit with the formers brother Mr.. Ed |
Tard Raft Mrs. Hannegan'S son. Gran |
ION Hickle, and wife, who We're here to /
lttend the funeral, Will visit i'm Lee
Grand a few days with Mrs. IIickie's |
-nce. MIR Samuel lnman. before re-
urning to Ames. Messrs. Chauncey !