Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-14
ry Lander,s ice cream sodas.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
The purest fruit juices at Lander's.

DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
The purest fruit juices at Lander's.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 500 West
! Main.
Limited quantity of lace door panels
at % cents each. Archie Parker.
Fine stationery for summer CORES
pondence at Simmons Book Store.
If you want your laundry work done
| we'll and promptly. send 1t TO Filtton.
DIR. Clemnler the Hopkins block dem
list. Phone. new 3S5. Evenings by
appointment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Oxenfield, OF
Is West Boone street, are parents OF
a son, born Monday.
| The best values ever offered in the
| city in black silks. during our June
sale. NJ. F. Andrews.
Silk gloves with woven finger tips
ALI colors-5O cents. Every pair
warranted. Archie Parker.
Miss Mabel Coppock went to Hamp-
! ton Monday night, where she Is sum
| moned to nurse n typhoid fever case.
| Row Roberts. of the Let's Fletcher
| Company, left for st. Benedict Monday
night, where he spent the day on bust
ness.
| Old newspapers, suitable for shelves
or putting under carpets. for sale at
the Times Republican Two packages
| for five cents.
| The work of repainting the county
| jail has been completed. The old red
building, seen for years, Is now pretty
tan, with green trimmings.
| It's up to you to see the good things
| We buy them in the east and will have
| part of them in our windows tomorrow
| only. Be sure to see them. .. c. Will
| bur.
Sheriff C. S. Hutson left this morn
ing for independence. having in charge
Wilbur Fl. Evans, who on Monday was
| ordered committed to the hospital OF
! the insane
The Staver buggies are the most
substantial vehicle made. We have q
| large line of them and can make prices
| that will interest you. Now is the time
| to buy one for the Fourth. Darling &
! Gantz.
| Look, look, look at D. c. Will
! bur's window tomorrow and get the
treat of the season, and then come in
| and hear about the new line and get
| the prices 1t Is sure seller and YOU
want to have first choice.
Graham W. Lawrence, Charles r,
Speers and win Zwilling went to Des
Moines this morning. where Mr.. Law
| renee goes to purchase an automobile.
| The gentlemen expect to return over
| land this evening with the new ma :
chine.
| The condition of Roy Silvis. the Lee
Grand man who was injured in run
away on East Main street Saturday. IS
quite serious, but somewhat improved
over Monday. Peritonitis. brought on
by the accident. has developed. and the
patients condition Is critical.
Twenty cavalry recruits. assembled
1T Jefferson Barracks st. Louis. passed
tnTu the Guy lulS iIloIlliHE VII tiS NC'i7
trail bound for Fort Reno. Mont, where
they have been assigned to duty. The
men were in charge of Sergt. Paul Res
! sor of Troop g. Eigth regulars.
The Ladies. Reading Circle held the
| last regular meeting of it's season Mon
day with Mrs. ]. +. Tallett, finishing
| the reading Of the history of the Louis
| lana purchase. The annual meeting will
| be held on June 81 at the home of Mrs
| Mary BATHS, and after the business Is
| finished the members will go to River
| side to conduct their annual memorial
service.
w. w. Hazep, special deputy for the
| Yeomen, arrived home this morning
| from a business trip in the northern
part of the state. While in Waterloo
| Friday night both he and Mrs. Hazen
were presented with tokens of remem-
| brance by Lawn City Homestead No
| 500, of Cedar Falls, and William Tell
| Homestead, No. 161. Of Waterloo. Mr.
| Hazen was given a handsome gold
headed cane, while Mrs. Hazen received
a gold ring. Both Of the gifts were en-
graYed with the name of the recipient
and the donors. The presentation was
| at a banquet and initiation at the
| Waterloo lodge.