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

II.
Main.
Cummings & Mote. attorneys at la,
over No. South First avenue. Gener
law business. loans. etc.
Assistant General Freight Agent I
F. Marsh. OF the Central. was in tn
city Friday looking after compan
business.
We are prepared to do all kinds {
turned work. Call on US when in nee
OF mill work. Q. NJ. Brauer. zoe Sout
First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar P. Ellyson wer
to Des Moines Friday to attend TIL
lannual convention of the Nations
Holiness Association.
Those for whom have promised t
do millinery work and others will fin
me at S0s1s South Second avenue. Ne,
phone 26S. Jessie Conner.
s.. Mary's Institute closed its schoo
year yesterday. and commencement
week begins Sunday with the bacca
laureate address delivered by Yer,
| Rev. b. c. Lehman, V. G., of Boone
District Passenger Agent George Nj
Martin of the Iowa Central, was in tn
city Friday evening, being on his wa.
home from few days stay in Mime
apolls at the general passenger otfic,
headquarters.
II was just twentyseven years age
that Or. Wilson, the eye and ear spec.
ialist. came to Marshalltown, carrying
from the depot his valise. then his onl,
property. But his business has made
him his success.
Street cars on June will leave Sol
diers Home and North Third street a
$3.50 a. m. for the benefit of parties
wishing to so to the picnic given by tn,
Marshalltown Fish Protective Associa
ton on that date.
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I. Frank Phillips, of the high school
left for his home in Mount Carroll. III.
this morning. where he will remain for
a few days with his parents. He will
then go to Chicago, where he will take
a course in the summer school at the
Chicago University.
Three carloads Of flood sufferers from
Kansas, including men, women ana
children, passed thru the city Friday
evening. en- route TO the northern Mich
i2an sugar beet country, 10 receive en-
pioyment. The colony was in charge of
a number of Michigan women,
Mr.. F. y. Winery and daughter Gail,
of Union, passed thru the city Friday
evening, being on their way home from
Grinnell. where they had been present
at the matriculation of their daughter
and sister, Miss Reba. Miss WINERY
will enter Grinnell College next fall.
Mr.. Clyde Benson. son of Nh. and
Mrs. II. j. Benson. of this city. who has
been enrolled as a student of the Chi
cage School OF Az ing FOR the past five
months arrived home Friday evening
for two months visit with his par
ents Mr.. Penson is fitting himself
for the stage.
Mrs. S. b. Sayers, wife OF Dr. Sayers,
of Corral, who has been in the city for
a week as the guest OF Mrs. John
Clark, returned home Friday night
Mrs. Sayers had the misfortune TO lose
either on a street car or in alighting
from one, her purse. containing he.
gold watch. gold locket that she
priced very highly, two scarf pins and
about 50 In silver.
Thursday is a good day for you to
use a gas range. Other ddays on which
it viii be found very useful are Mon
day, Wednesday. Saturday Tuesday,
a full line on exhibition at our office,
and will be pleased to explain their
many merits If you will only call at
326 ard 32S South Third avenue Mar
shalltown Light, Power & Railway
Co.
Mr.. William Duke. OF Des Mones.
and cousin, Mr.. S. A. Duke, of Baxter.
Ark. arrived in the city yesterday from
and were guests OF their
cousin. Mrs. Ruth Ferneau, at the
George r. Estabrook home The former
returned to Des Moines in the evening,
but the latter will remain for few
days. Mr.. S. A. Duke is a we'll to do
cotton planter, and has 1000 acres now
under cultivation.
Mrs. J. L. Winery went to Union
Friday evening for an over Sunday
visit with her mother, Mrs. c. E. Nc
Dill, and sister. Mrs. Frederick Corfe.
Mrs. r. S. Patten was called to
Union Friday evening by a telegram
the very serious illness of
aer mother, Mrs William Adams. Mrs.
Adams illness has been very sudden,
'or she only returned TO Union a few
lays ago after brief visit in the city.
IgriGDv aVAninp hn
crystal anniversary Of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Painter and to
properly celebrate the event about
.wenty Of their friends most pleasant
Y surprised them at their home on
West Main street. The guests brought
With them luncheon. and after the ev-
sning hours had been enjoyed with
games. and mock marriage ceremony
With Mr.. and Mrs. Painter as the bride
ind groom, it was served. Mr. and Mrs.
Painter were remembered with several
handsome gifts of cut glass and silver
ware.
Mrs. Will A. Barry, Of Louisville KY,
s expected in the city within a few
lays for an extended visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bow
nan. Mrs. Barry was expected last
friday, but a telegram was received
tating that 1t would be impossible to
tart 1t is taken here that the high
water in the south is the cause of the
elay Mrs. Barry will be accompan-
ed by her daughter Phyllis and friend.
Hiss May Marker. The latter will be
Hiss May Bowmanis guest. Mrs. Harry |
Arr, of Kansas City, has also been ak