Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-18
Try Lander's ice cream sodas.

Or. Billiard. osteopath. rs East Main
/ our black silk sale viii continue one
week. NJ. Il. Andrews
Useeit and you will drink at The
Hawkeye.
Box paper and writing tablets al
Peter Mayors drug store.
Either phone 51s for the finest ice
cream in the city. Fellner's.
Satin covered corset girdle 80 cents
Saturday evening at the Hawkeye
| Dr. Clemmer, the Hopkins BLOCK
dentist. Phone new, 335. Evenings b,
appointment.
II you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American. always the same. D
S. Good Grocery Co.
Preserving kettles in blue enamel
gray enamel and tin. all sizes
Schmidt's Hardware Store.
You can buy fine $500 piano fo'
s1ss at the factory sale of pianos. Iii
West Main street. Monday.
| We Will continue for one week n q
per cent discount on all black and col
ored dress goods NJ. +. Andrews.
w. O. w. viii have unveiling and
memorial services Sunday, June 49,
leave hall at 2:So p. m. corner First
avenue and State street.
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| Carl Kent fellow III physics al
the state university. arrived home tn
morning to spend the summer vaca-
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Nolney Kent.
| Wanted-An agent to introduce ~
cosite, che of the most wonderful DIS
ccreries of the twentieth century. is
guaranteed to relieve PAIN instantly
Mrs. Julia Coyle.
| Miss Clara Hart, of Melbourne, who
was operated upon Thursday at the
| Wood eye and ear sanitarium for acuts
mastoiditis is improving and hei
chances for recovery seem good.
| Miss kathryn l.. Morgan. principal OF
the First ward school. who has been In
| the city since school closed. engaged in
making the assignments of pupils fol
next year. completed her work Friday
! afternoon and this morning left for her
home in Lincoln, Neb.
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| Miss Laura Van Horn, Of Albion who
! has been IA student at the conservatory
| and school of oratory OF Cornell Col
/ lege arrived from Mt. Vernon Friday
| evening, having completed her fresh
| man year She went to Albion Frida!
evening and will spend the Summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c
/ Van Horn.
A p ersonal letter, received this
morning from Mrs. Besse Beaver
Schrieter. of Savanna. Ill., who Is in the
| Presbyterian hospital. Chicago. recoy-
| ering from an operation for append
citis, is to the effect that she is doing
/ as nicely as could be expected, and will
| be able within ten days, If all goes
! we'll. to leave the hospital and return
| to her home.
Levi Wallin. switchman employed
| by the Iowa Central in its Albert Les
| yards, was seriously injured Friday BY
being run over by a switch engine. His
/ foot caught in frog as the engine was
/ approaching him. His left arm was
severed from his body and one foo
| was badly mashed .and will probably
have to be amputated. He is quite
] well known among the employees of the
| road here.
/ Mr. E. A. Wadsworth, of Lnngdon
! II. D., formerly of Grinnell and at one
time of the firm of Morrison. Mcintosh
a. Co. glove manufacturers. passed
thru the city Friday evening enroutt
to Grinnell, where he will remain for ;
few days visit with Mrs. Wadsworth
who still continues to make her home II
IGrinnell. Mr.. Wadsworth is engaged IL
farming near Langdon. on an extensiv,
scale, and is doing well.
Mr. Luther Mcconnell. son of Mr.
land Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell, arrived :.
the city Friday evening from LAX
Forest, Ill.,, where he has finished hi
Freshman year in the Lake Fores
University. Mr.. Dwight Denmead, VIII,
completes his course in the academ,
Of the university, VIII return hom
shortly after commencement. which
will be held next week. Mr.. Denmeat
expects to enter Yale next year.
Rev. f. H. Lemons subject at tn
Church of Christ Sunday morning vii
be I'm Honor Preferring One Another.
In the evening he will speak OF
Heaven" a critical discussion Q
heaven as 1t Is from testimony, an
not what sympathy or desire has. y
false funeral orations has brought u
to believe In the evening Rev. Lemo
will prelude his sermon with review
of the weeks happenings. Miss Inc
Darner will sing. and the floral of
fering will be from the Third ward.
Mrs. w. c. Osman and daughter
Arlene, and Miss Alta Bentley re
turned Friday evening from Tamd
where they have been for a few days u
house party guests of Mrs. Effie Jack
SON Wilkinson, who entertained tn
"Iuka Fifteen social Organization
formed two years ago among member
OF one Of the first classes of Tama hig
school There are ten members q
the old class who are still living y
Iowa. and each year some member ex
tends invitations for house party an
reunion. Those who We're Mrs. VIII
kinson. aside from Mrs. Osman ans
Miss Bentley, were Mrs. Eva Jack
son. Reusch. of Toledo; Mrs. Matt
Gageby- Youngman. tIarwin; Mrs Mar
Posten Thornton. of Manning; MIS-
Ida Watson Bartlett, of Waterloo; Mrs
1 Minnie Gray Coffin, Mrs. Lulu Webef
Appel, and Miss Julia Smith. o