Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-18

Latest novelties in homespun suitings
20 cents Archie Parker.
The best meals for the money are
served at Sundells Cafe.
Lake of the Woods. pike pickerel
trout and catfish at Culley's market.
A fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. will tell
$4,000 people that your farm is for
sale.
Evangelist G. r. Devol of Waterloo.
Iowa. will lecture in the Christian
church at s p. m. tonight.
DR.. f. p. Lierle. S. w LaShelle w.
C. Osman and NJ. L. Caesire We're at
Steamboat Rock today fishing.
Miss Maude Lundy left this morning
for Lehigh. called by the death of her
grandmother. Mrs. G.. f. Williams.
Cucumbers, tomatoes, string beans
and home grown vegetables every
morning at Reynolds e. Sheldon's.
William j. Gary and Noah Stu:tz, of
Gilman were in the city today, con-
sulting Dir. r. F. kieruiff. and re-
ceiving treatment for their eyes.
Mrs. d. p. Wilhelm. Mrs. II. B. West
enhaver. Mrs. Clara Meredith and Mrs
Dell McCord spent the day in Oska-
loosa in attendance at the carnival
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Bernstein sold
yesterday to Mr.. w. Fl. Burrows their
residence property at III North First
street The consideration was $3.50.
Tomorrow. Friday, will positively be
the last day of our half price sale of
embroideries and laces. Nettie 1ngle-
due & Co, the up-to- date dry goods
house.
Lost Wednesday. somewhere on
Main street. South Third avenue or
South Second street, a childs silk coat.
Finder will receive reward by leaving
at Snclair's Tea & Coffee Store.
J. w. Marshall of Union, Ell routa
home from Des Moines. where he has
been in attendance at the annual con-
vention of the State Sunday School AS
sociation, spent the day in the city
Cosmopolitan Lodge. No. 3s. knights
of Pythias. will hold its annual decor
alton day services on next Sunday at
ternoon at o'clock. NJ. j. Tobin, of
Vinton. will deliver the address.
Marshall Lodge No. i13, a. O. L.
W.. gave a most successful dancing
rarity in its lodge room IN the Patterson
block Wednesday night. The affair was
largely attended, and was given for the
benefit of the new a. O. U. w. band.
Mrs. l.. Mackey. wife of the Iowa
Central employee who was hurt by =
flying chisel Wednesday, arrived this
morning from Grinnell. near which
place she has been visiting. She was
called home owing to her husbands ac-
cident.
Evangelist G. F. Devol. of Waterloo.
spoke to another good-sized audience
at the Christian church "Wednesday
night His address was on the fact
of God Tonight he will speak on the
reign of King Bogus. No admission is
charged.
Mrs. G. A. Miller left for Clinton
this morning. where she will remain fo,
an indefinite stay at the home of her
brother. Guy Benjamin. who has been
in several months, and whose condition
is most critical. He has been gradu
ally growing worse and his recovery is
not thought likely.
A. p Mason and son, Claude, of I'm
ion. russed thru the city Wednesday
evening on their way home from Des
| Moincs, where they have been attend
| ing the State Auctioneers' Association
convention Mr. Smith was elected
president of the association by accla
nation.
Rev. ]. H. Niblock, of los South
Sixth street, was overcome by heat
while moving his lawn Wednesday,
and suffered quite little from prostra-
ton for several hours afterward. a
report became current this morning
| that death had ensued as a result, but
happily it proved far from the fact
Rev. Niblock is doing nicely today and
| is able to be up.
About fifty of the Lady Maccabees
were most pleasantly entertaind We'd
nesday Mt a picnic given by Mrs. B. r
Smith and Mrs. j. A. Mooney at the
| country home of the latter, four miles
| south or the Center street road. The
| ladies We're taken to the Smith home
| in the morning in hacks, and carriages,
and were served with most excellen,
dinner by the hostesses. They remained
until evening.
| Conductor C. A. Mason, OF the Cen
| trail in charge of north bound extra
| was brought to this city this morning
suffering from a sudden attack of sac
RIM lumbar rheumatism with which
j he was stricken While he was checking
up his train at Grinnell early this morn
ing The company physician gave hin
medical attention here and he was re-
turned to his home in Oskaoosa this
morning. He will probably be off dut.
for several days
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