Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-24
Kemble's flowers, 500 North Third.

Flitton's, West Main.
Summer trouserings are moving fast
at Hopkins Prices do It.
See our ladies' lace Isle thread hose
lad" on page of this Issue. The Fair.
Jelly glass With F Without tin tops,
also a full line of Aftnking glasses, at
Culley's.
"A two line want ad can run two days
in the T.-R. for twenty-five cents and
$4,000 people will read it.
Glass fruit jars. the good kind. at
lowest prices, at Culleys; also can tops
and rubbers for your old cans.
| Agency for Meilink's house safes and
deposit vaults from $3.50 to S24. War
ranted fireproof. Schmi5ts Hardware
Store.
Rev. w. II. Scott left for Des Moines
this morning to attend the state con-
vention of the Christian church, which
began Monday and will last until
| Thursday.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday will
| be the time to buy muslin underwear,
as we shall sell ii at % per cent dis
count for those three days. Nettie In
gledue & Co.
| Lidderdale and Lanesboro are bright
new towns on the Chicago Great West
ern railway. For particulars write Ed
win b. Magill. manager townsite de-
| partment, Ft. Dodge. Ia.
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| Our market is headquarters for veal
| lamb. mutton. swiss and brick cheese
lsteer meat and relishes Of all kinds. We
/ ann to carry in stock everything to be
found in first-class market. Leuten-
Inegger & Co, South Third avenue.
Special for Thursday and Friday
Scotch lawn. ten yards for 80 cents: ten
yards of batiste for 40 ce.:ts. ten yards
of challie for 40 cents; baby bonnets
| for 5 cents: ten yards Of dress ging-
ham for so cents: ten yards of stripe
Bingham for 40 cents. and ladies gauze
vests for cents Lee BENEDICT & Co.
Mr. o. d. Roger. of Minneapolis, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening and
for the next month will make this city
his Headquarters. Mr.. RC<ar has but
recently returned from z business trip
to the Pacific coast. He will make his
home with his wife's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Hall, where Mrs. Boyer and
children have been visiting for several
weeks.
r. c. Planalp, night operator at the
Great Western, went to Newburg this
morning. where tonight he will attend
the wedding of his cousin Miss Jessie
Burroughs, to Mn Ashel Murphy, the
latter Of Newton. The ceremony Will
be solemnzed at the home Of Miss
Burroughs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Burroughs, one mile south Of Newburg,
lat o'clock.
Mr.. Ralph Hinshaw, of New Provi-
dence, who has been spending short
time with his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w Griffin, left this morning for
Upton. Wyoming, where he will visit
relatives. He will also visit for short
time in California and will go to Louis
lana after his stay is concluded. where
he is interested in the rice growing
industry. He will remain there during
the harvesting OF the crop. He will
probably be absent for about six
months
who have been in the city few days
as guest of their uncle. Mr.. j. w.
Fularton, and family. returned to their
home Tuesday evening Next week
Mr.. and Mrs Rogers will move from
Ames 10 their former home In Oska-
loosa, where they will reside until next
fall when Mr.. Rogers will go to Chi
cago to take UP his senior years work
in some veterinary college. For the
past year he has been enrolled as
student in the veterinary department
of Iowa State College.
A fine line of fireworks for family
parties at Simmons Book Store.
The remains of Lieutenant c. E. Wal
lick. of Company r, Fifty sixth Iowa
infantry. passed thru sse city Tuesday
evening, en- route to Upton for burial.
Lieutenant Wallick was drowned in
the Des Moines river Sunday. near AL
COMA. While boating. His former home
was in Upton and he served as a MEM
Der of Company +, Forty-ninth Iowa.
during the Spanish American war.
ACCOMMODATING the body as an escort
were Captain w. II. Gilbride First
Sergeant W. L. Kahn, Sergeants Roy
Carpenter, Delevan Carpenter, Edward
Wilson, Joseph Bestenlehner, all of
Company f., Algona. The funeral was
held at Upton this afternoon.
Miss Bessie Hopkins entertained a
number of her friends Monday evening
in honor of Master William Brooke, of
Minneapolis, who is visiting in the city. |
The evening was very enjoyably spent
with games, and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Hopkins. The guests
were Valrosa Vail Has! Willard, Ruth
Robinson, Marjorie North. Cleopatra
Oppice, Marie Mcbride, Margaret
Roupe, Edna Swingley. Lulu Clifford.
Marion Smith. Marjorie Ketchum.
Grace Bartlett, Mae johnson, Carl
Click, Frank Hull, James Wiley, Frank |
Robinson, Ray Packer, Roy Good. Wal
ter Mead, Herman Gabelmap, Clifton |
Ellis, Edwin Swingley, Clyde Stewart
and Stanley Hopkins.
A surprise party, which didn't come
out exactly as planned, but which re-
suited in an excellent time neverthe-
less, was enjoyed by the members of
the G. w. S. T.. Club Tuesday night. |
1t was the clubs intention to surprise
Miss Caroline Beeson. but in some
manner Miss Beeson became aware of
her friends plans and turned the ia
BILE by surprising them, calling on them, |
where they had assembled, at the II.
w. Shove home. on North Fourth |
ctraat AS :, consequence The party was |