Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-26
THE CITY In BRIEF

DR.. Billiard. osteopath. IS East Main
Cut glass tumblers given away at
Sinclair's tomorrow.
10 appreciate is to see our great dis
solution sale. Bannatyne & Lay.
See Darling & Gantz 'or hay leaders,
| tedders and side delivery rakes.
1 Will open tomorrow morning for our
great dissolution sale. Bannatyne &
! Lay.
Come in ana see our large rugs. We
have some extra large ones Marion
Gard
| Hammooks from 81 to $3.50 and lawn
swings $3.50. Schmidis Hardware
Store.
Something new in bargains every day
at NJ. +. Andrews. Cali and keep
posted.
Children's and big boys suits and
rants 1T inviting prices. Storms Cloth
Ing Store.
Embroideries never before as cheap
as during our dissolution sale Ban
natyne & Lay.
Will n. HELEN, who is on the road
for the Rhoades-C armean Buggy Com
pany. is in the city for brief stay a.
the house.
DIR. Wilson, the eye and ear special
list. is daily found in his old office at
No. II West Main street, the same as
twpntS-SeNen yeorS opn
The Ladies Iowa Legion of Honor
viii give an ice cream social tonight on
the court house lawn. Every one is in
vited. Ice cream and cake, 10 cents.
II you are needing ANYTHING in mus
lin underwear tomorrow is the, day to
buy it. one-fourth off the price \ Net
tie lngledue & Co.'S. the Up-to-Date
Dry Goods House.
AT Leutenneggers market you Will
find spring chickens. picked goods OF
al kinds. relishes and other good things
for your Sunday dinner. South Third
avenue. Both phones.
Buy your new suit now. No chance
to do it on the Fourth as our store will
be closed giving the Jerks an oppor-
tunity TO celebrate. Gres, bargains be-
tween now and the Fourth. p. A.
Stern.
Mrs. r. w. Reynolds. mother of Mrs
A. Nj. Parker, whose illness with can
Ger is causing her friends considerable
alarm. Is somewhat improved today.
Mrs. Florence Wilson. a daughter ar
rived from New York this morning.
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Mrs. Isaac Osborne. VINO for the past
twenty-three years has heen a residen,
of Gilman. spent Thursday in the city
as the guest of Mr.. AMI Mrs w. Il.
Williams. and left in the evening for
Pa where she will make
Ter future home with her son, Mr..
Charles Osborne.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walker. of Rochester,
mother of Adjutant G. f. A Walker, of !
the Soldiers Home, arrived in the city |
evening and will make her flu
ture home here with her SON. Mr. and |
Mrs. Walker have been in Rochester
for weeks visit and accompanied |
their mother to the city.
Professor L. F. Parker, of Grinnell, |
who for thirty years or more has been
with Iowa College, viii ar |
rive in the city tomorrow evening and |
will fill the pulpit of the Congregational |
church Sunday morning. The Grinnell
alumni of the city Will be especially in
terested in having an opportunity OF
hearing Professor Parker.
Manager A. j. Busby, OF the Odeon,
arrived home Thursday evening from a
two weeks visit In Chicago and Gin
ton. While in Chicago he took advant
age of the opportunity to witness the
American derby, when The Picket won
from the big bunch of starters and beat
the record of Robert Waddell, made two
years ago at Washington Park.
Cards have been received in this city
the marriage of Mr.. Frank
Newman and Miss Edna L. Brown at
he home of the brides parents, Mr..
md Mrs. NJ. f. Brown. IN Wheatand,
IN Wednesday evening. June "a. Mr..
Newman and his bride left for Chi
a md anct woGp |