Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-07

PttiSt'e civ oSt'e NtA"AS
one wide skirting worth 15c yard,
sale price sc, at the Hawkeye.
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The best meals IN the city at sum
delrs Cafe. Short orders speciality.
Ice cream and cake sandwiches and
coffee served at the Hawkeye tomor-
row.
Watches, clocks diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days.
w. G. Osman.
Masurys mixed paint-none better in
the market-sold and guaranteed by
Peter Mayer
Watches, clocks, diamonds and jew
w. C. Osman.
Employers Association meeting
Tuesday evening, June Z. A. d.
Meeker secretary.
II you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American. always the same. d.
S. Good Grocery Co.
w. r. Moninger, of Marietta. was in
Ames Monday in attendance at a meet
ing of the trustees of Iowa State Col
lege.
For this week we will sell granu-
lated sugar $685. per sack. l.. r. 1dso,
South Third avenue. Free delivery all
over the city.
David Stallcup, of Laurel, went to
Mason City Monday night, where he
will attend the annual encampment OF
the Iowa G.. A. r..
Fine old potatoes at 81 per bushel. L.
r. Idso South Third avenue; new
phone. GIL; old phone, los. Free deliv-
cry all over the city.
Those desiring accommodations at
the Wood Eye and Ear Sanitarium at
Marshalltown will find it necessary to
make appointments ahead.
County Attorney F. e. Northup, was
in Baxter Monday night, where he was
called on account of the illness of his
mother. Mrs. Northup is not seriously
i'll.
To whom it may concern: Parties
having in their possession ice cream
tubs and cans belonging to G. j. Lan-
der will please inform him, and they
viii be called for
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Miss Clara Hart of Melbourne, has
been very i'll with middle ear suppura-
ton, but is slowly improving. She isl
confined to ner bed at the Wood Eye
and Ear Sanitarium.
Voiles, mohairs, nub voiles granite
cloths and all the latest seasonable
weaves, in black and colored dress
a., III. IA ~
discount June sale. M. f. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Andrews
went to Ames this morning to attend
the graduation of this years class from |
the Iowa State College. Their son. Mr.. I
Ed Andrews. is a member of the class /
Word from Rutland announces the |
birth of a daughter to DR.. and Mrs. +. /
E. Welsh, of Rutland. Mrs. Welsh was |
formerly Miss Cleye Squires, of this |!
city and is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
II. w. Squires.
An automobile proposition that's I
winner is on exhibition in the Eedie /
Music Co.'S show windows. They are |
selling four copies of late popular sheet |
music for $l.0O, and giving a numberai
ticket on an $3.50 automobile. free. On
ly 450 numbers will be issued and they /
are being rapidly taken.
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Mrs C. II. Bonnie, of Boston, and I
Mrs. D. w. Marston, with whom she I
has been visiting for the past week, |
went to Tama this morning to spend i
the day at the Indian reservation. Mrs. |
Bonnie will leave for st. Louis this ev- |
ening and from there will depart for |
her home.
Miss Pearl Townsend went to Ames |
this afternoon, where this evening shs
will be present at the commencement |
exercises of the Ames high school. /
Miss Townsend will be the guest of Mr.. I
John Wickham. a member of the class, /
and will attend the seniors ball, which |
will follow the commencement pro-
gram.
Nothing as yet has been heard from
the ST Joseph, Mo-, officers concerning
the negro arrested by Mrshal Nicholson.
who TALES with the published descrip- {
ton of Hayden Peopels. wanted in MIS-
souri, for murder. Officers were expect
ed yesterday but did not arrive. but the
police here have been notified to hold
the man.
After waiting for several days in the |
he pes of being able to identify the re-
mains of the man who was found hang
ing in shed neas Pickering last week,
the body was buried at the county farm.
Nothing had developed to shed new
light as to the identity, and it will pr6b
ably never be Known who he was. 1t |
became necessary 70 bury the corpse
owing to its milton.
Marshalltown friends of Mrs. j. b.
Schreiter, of Savanna, ILL.,, will regret to
learn that the state of her health has /
necessitated an operation for Appendix
cftis. which was performed today at the
Presbyterian hospital, corner of Con-
gress and Wood streets, Chicago. Mrs.
Schreiter, accompanied by her husband,
went to Chicago on Monday to prepare
for the operation. Mrs. Schreiter will /
be remembered here as Miss Bess f.
Beaver. for two years supervisor of
music in the public schools.
Messrs. l. Kubo, O. Miura, K. Ka-
waura. NJ. Nakamura, O. Shinagawa
and *. Osawa, of Tokyo, Japan. men,
bers of the Visitors Encouraging Club,
of Tokyo, passed thru the city Monday
evening, on the Iowa Central, en- route
to ST. Louis. where they will attend the
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