Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-15

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Miller jeweler. los East Main.
i New line OF brlliantine skirts. Lee
! Benedict & Co.
We sell the Porter hay tools
Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Gasoline stoves and refrigerators a
wholesale prices while they last. j. A
Lane
! Still selling screen doors, screen wir,
and window screens at the Temple o
Economy.
Agent Kyle Small, of the American
Express Company at Carroll. spen
/ Sunday in the city With his mother.
| we still continue to serve the beS
meals in the city, at the old stand
Bricker's dining room, 20 North Center
street.
| Riemenschneide & Co. of State Cen.
ter. shipped to the city Saturday eight,
head of good average grade hogs
weighing in the neighbcrhood of 245.
Mr.. w. NJ. Smith, auditor for Armour
d Co.'S Omaha territory, passed thru
the city Saturday evening, being on his
way to Omaha from his ten days we'd
ding trip, enjoyed in tn" east.
Special sale tomorrow and Wednes-
day at the Fair store of black, ruffled
underskirts. While they last you may
have the $3.50 value for 81, and 80 cen,
value for so cents. Two days only.
A meeting of Chicago & Northwest
ern Local Agents Association No. 4
held at Des Moines Saturday night, was
attended by Agents @. w. ST John
Montour: G. w. Renbarger. LeGrand;
and l.. w. Eells, of Quarry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.. Elliott went to
Iowa City Saturday, where they will be
in attendance at the commencement
exercises Of the State University OF
Iowa. Their daughter, Miss Ethel Eli-
ot,, is member Of the class of 03.
Complaints are coming into the may
ors Office that youngsters over the city
are already beginning to indulge in the
noises produced by exploding fire.
crackers. The police say this is con-
trary to the city ordinances, and ex-
amples Will be made unless it ceases.
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Miss Mildred Horton left Saturday
for Oberlin, Ohio. where she will be
present at the commencement exercises
of Oberiin University, where her sis
ter. Miss Bertha, has just completed the
work of her freshman year. Miss Hor-
ten will accompany her sister home, ar
irving on the 24th.
Miss Julia Scurry, one of the we'll
known teachers in the Eldora schools,
passed. thru the city Saturday enroute
to Lincoln, Neb., where she will be for
TWO weeks work in the school of meth
DDS for teachers at the state unirers-
ity. Miss Scurry will work in three
normal institutes during the summer
1t is thought the injuries received BY
Ben F'orrey, the Iowa Central truckman
who fell Saturday afternoon. are of
snch 2 nature that he may be COM
pellea To be away from mis- work for
some ,inse. 1t is believed that his spine
was severely sprained by the force of
The fall, as so far he had not been able
- move his head or the trunk of his
body. He has retained control of his
limbs. however.
Mrs. G. w. Tower and daughters, Ar
Dor and Lola of Monmouth. H., ar
rived in the city Saturday evening, and
are guests at The home OF Mrs. Towers
and Arbor will be here for two weeks,
but the younger daughter, Lola, will
remain during the summer taking
treatment for muscula. trouble. The
little girl has been bothered with the
trouble for three or four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. kemble went to
Oskaloosa Saturday evening. where
they will remain for weeks visit with
Mrs. Kemble's mother, Mrs. w. w.
Haskell. They go at this time more
expressly that they may be present at
the marriage of Miss Mildred Sewers,
daughter of eX-Mayor Byron V. See
Carahan, of Minden, Neb.. which is TO
Miss Mary Stanley, of Eldora, sis
ter of Miss Jessie Stanley, of the Mar
shalltown schools, spent Friday in the
city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George NJ. Lyon, being on her way to
Eldora to spend the summer with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Stanley. Miss
Stanley has just completed her class
ical course at the Des Moines College.
and won scholarship at the Chicago
University. which she will probably at
tend next year.
The Practice Whist Club, composed
of ladies who meet at regular intervals
for the purpose of keeping in touch
with the intricacies of the game, in
stead of assembling at one of the mem
ber's homes Friday afternoon, repaired
to the w. A. Sandoe shack, southwest
of the city, where they spent the after
noon picnic fashion. The gentlemen
came III the evening in time TO enjoy
the Picnic luncheon. Mrs. c. H.
Ackert, of Washington, was guest of
the ladies.
Emmett Howard who has just fin
ished his sophomore year at the Uni
versity OF Wisconsin. arrived home
from Madison this morning and will
remain with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w Hownrd during the summer va