Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-19
THE CITY in BRIEF
Fireworks at the Paragon

Fireworks at the Parapon
June white sale at NJ. f. Andrews.
> Bargains IN wall paper at Simmons
> i''oN store.
, The best laundry worl, ,s dove !,
F'litton's. West Main
Nov ;s tho ill., - -, s.
and nars at Si,nnans. d. c. " ~
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Girls wanted for trimming meat Il
sausage room. Good wages. Appl
Britain & Co.
Deposit vaults, a tireproof safe 70
mouse use, from $500 TO $2i. Schmidt:
hardware Store.
!; Special for Satrr,s,, o5,as.
!, leather Oxrords pan.,, =, "a
J for 81 Tho raj ''''' Wv ''iu'
j Miss Nora MYERS FROM st,,bo :,
lis in Marshall,own tali,s ,raa,,, -.
i for her eyes win Dr w-ona
So
=. u. EVANS, OF the firm of Belder
~ Evans shirt manufacturers of Min
iieapoils, IS az the Stoddart.
10 vo,, WIT ,,,,. ,,,-,-.a
! 49,
screen wire or adjustable window
screens We have them. Temple OF
ECONOMY.
| /. w Fox az Ant.
! the city rbursd,,. ,,e,an,,a., ny ~ -
! load 81 Iiabt 49, -, noe' q eiiolce
around o,o no,,ds eu
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fot Saie-Good implement, lumber
ana coal business. Exclusive business
northar, NV, .aa. ~ =, >, III
Tin,as- pan,,,,iaa 1a - N'' eafe
rlars '''e' pai ''e-
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Inc gross earnings of the Chicago
Great Western for the second week of
June. 1903. show an increase of $13,-
6o22J over the corresponding week of
last year. This is an increase for the
fiscal year of $121,11S.S6.
The registration in the different
wards yesterday and today, preparatory
to the special interurban franchise
election on the 29th, was very light.
Ihe registry books will be open again
on election day for those who may
nave been out of the city on the pre-.
Nious days Of registration
~ VIZ
.ha -. ,r,', MONIES, WAS IN
tars ns,.at,,t. .oA'ns ai'er mat
nav, ,i,.,r,. - uusiuiis oi
a., A"is Darn was
was DESTROYED. He was the only QUO
in the neighborhood who carried tor
nado insurance, and secured a sufficien,
allowance on the building to insure him
htJi1
rrho ,,,-,,,
rrh,,,s.sS,,' t'eiu
~, n,,.,a,. - .ene - 'aik over
omen on tho L,orr,b '' ..'.,is
yrocers want RI c,o.a an a.. ,,.,,,, - .,is
ars ava i, fa,,o,. ~ a,aa... "i'',s ot'i
u was d.oid.,d ~, 70 - 10 icy
ness ,bse,,ya -. ','' ~ ~ JUS
the yrooa,. I'm oas
shu, ~, sho, g., 80 ','ei'' am
- - uas.
A special meeting of he Beethoven |
Club was held at the home of Mrs {, |
So ~ 7sa.e sefee.
1,,t,t,.,s $50 toi 'i,e purpose OF
snas son ,,,,tn,, $500, .oi ,ie iieAt cruz
H., M. ~ ,ep'ei''
,oo,, an, toi .'e selr mas to'
,.l,a, IT, Nv '.s4''i.,e 'o'i'i'
80 Inc w,,,a,,s lsl', -" -. use me rooms
,,,,,,,f, !. ~ sie iat'eisoil
:, orc 80 -, ~ tiie1r meet
-, $50, va" VI hieetiiis az
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Miss Grace Fulmer of the Chicago
College, who has also had
n charge the kindergarten of the Dew
y School under the supervision of the
University of Chicago, arrived from 4
shicago Thursday evening and will re-
main until August l with her mother
irs. K. 5. Fulmer, of III West Web
ter street. On August 10 Miss Fulmer
'ill sail for Europe in company with
ars. Virginia Kendall, of Wheeling,
" Va. for an indefinite stay. The
adles VIII travel for several weeks
hruout the continent and Miss Full
trd,.;,a Gu ~ 'ei M
year Mic. ,Ja,,da tr,,,,,,s
am, next ,yaa,, w pe ,
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Miss Ethel Elliott arrived home ,
thursday evening from Iowa City, {
here she has just completed her SEN /
Or year IN the State University of {
owa. Miss Elliott has been one of :
he most popular young women in the
nlVersity, and during her junior and
enior years has taken prominent
art IN all OF the class affairs that {
o happlly terminate university I
curse She was cast for the leading
ole IN the class play, and was de-
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