Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-17

!, = Four quart ice cream freezer onl.
: $500, at Cronk Bros.
Children's parasols, all prices from i
\ cents up, at NJ. r. Andrews
The best meals in the city at Sun
dells Cafe. Short orders speciality.
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Attention-Lady Maccabees. meet a
hall, Sunday, Ills p. M, and brin.
/ flowers.
Twenty-six inch, seven cross bar
, square mesh woven wire, only % cents
at Cronk Bros.
+ If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. D
: S. Good Grocery Co.
Twenty-Five cent pocket knife free
with Sl.00 purchase. at Cronk Bros
Hardware Saturday.
II you want flour that gives perfec
satisfaction try White Pearl" John
son sells it. 13 North Center street.
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james Carlton, of the Fifty-third In.
fantry band, was in Eldora Thursday
, night where he assisted the Eldora
band in its regular weekly concert.
Only two more games on the loca
!, misunderstanding and Sunday--unti
July 5th. There will be change OF
umpires at Saturday and Sunday
games.
Wanted-An agent to introduce J.y-
cosite. che of the most wonderful dts
Eccveries of the twentieth century. ia
guaranteed to relieve pain instantly.
Mrs. Julia Coyle.
/ Shoes. mems shoes cheap. ladies'
shoes, children's shoes, youths and
Misses shoes at prices that will interest
you. Jarvis & Kellogg.
If you want an extra good cup of hot
or Ice tea use Rose Japan. Prices 40
and so cents per pound. For sale at
Culley's. Also dishes with your pur-
chases.
Saturday and Sunday. Keokuk VS..
Masshalltown. The last two games
until July 9Th Umpire Flynn viii
umpire these games Games called at
$3.50. Admission as usual.
Sinclair will run another Haviland
china sale Saturday. Your choice of
many beautiful pieces from seven
/ open stock decorations, with each 75c,
81, $3.50, 81 and So cash purchase.
Central Chapter No. 81, Q. e. S.,
] will observe memorial service on Sun
| day, June 10th. Every member is re-
quested to be at the ball at promptly
Is p. m. Rosa A. Liebig, secretary.
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Miss Marian Andrews, who has been
attending school at Mt. st. Joseph's,
Dubuque. returned home Thursday
evening. Mis- Andrews has completed
her first year in the preparatory de-
partment.
Special sale of Mason's fruit Jars.
Temple of Economy Mason's quart
jars, 44c; Mason's one half gallon
jars, 64c; Mason's jar caps, lie each:
jar rubhers, two dozen for &c; tin top
jell tumblers. six for Ice. Get them
now, while they are cheap. Temple of
Economy.
The clothes do not make the man, but
they help some. How much more Dig
nitied you feel when you have on 4
new suit of clothes We can make you
feel more dignified than you ever did
before. because we can make you a
better suit of clothes. Come and see
US. Tony Psenicka.
Mr.. T. Frank Phillips, at the head of
the science department of the Mar
shalltown high school, will leave to-
night for his home in Mt. Carroll, ILL.,,
where he will remain for a short visit
before going to Chicago, where he will
spend the greater part of the summer
doing special work in the university.
DR.. John X. Black. of Galveston, Tex.
formerly rector OF st. Pauls church, in
this city, arrived in the city Thursday
and will remain for a visit of b week
with his daughter. Mrs. III. S. Lawrence.
DIR. Black came north to Kansas City
to perform a marriage ceremony, and
took advantage of the trip to pay his
daughter a short visit.
Rev Nathaniel Pye and Presiding
Elder w F. Pitner who have been in ,
Mt Vernon attending the commence
ment at Cornell College, arrived home +
last night. While there both We're hon
ored by the comforting on them of de- I
grees Of d. D. Four degrees We're given, /
the other two going to Rev. Achison. t
of Dubuque, and Rev. Dewitt Clinton,
of Ninton.
Miss Adeline Parker, Of Denver. is
expected to arrive in the city the latter
part of the month, and will spend the
greater pars of the summer with her
Col. and Mrs. j. NJ. Parker.
In company with her mother, Miss
Parker will go to Chicago next month,
there Joining her sisters, Mrs. FEEDER
ick Bruegger and Miss Bessie w. Par
ker. and leaving for a Lake Michigan
resort for few weeks out
ing.
Rev. r. H. Lemon, pastor of the
Church of Christ, returned Thursday
evening from Dies Moines where he had
been to attend the annual meeting of
the board OF trustees of Drake Univer-
sity. of which he is a member. brakes
year, just closed, has been the most
In the schools history, 1872
having been graduated in all depart
ments of the college. From the college
of liberal arts, Thursday. Miss Nellie
Thompson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a.
c. Thompson, OF Taylor township
with honors, receiving her
bachelors degree.
DR. p. T. Devine, of New York, whose
work as general secretary of the Cen
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