Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-07
THE CITY TN BRIEF
Or. Bullard, osteopatl. rs East Main

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/ A beautiful line of belts just received
/ at the Ha.wkeye.
4 Paints ana OILS at I.anders, the old
/ 'ellable druggist.
1 Misunderstanding room girl and dish
/ washer at Sundells Cafe.
Laces and embroideries % per cent
off regular price at the Hawkeye.
Street skirts, $3.50 and s2.75 quality,
June sale price s1.50. NJ +. Andrews.
/ Household goods fol- sale "Wednesday
and Thursday at lis West Main street.
Strawberries, three boxes for 25c.
L. r. Idso, South Third avenue. Free
delivery.
Watches, clocks, diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days.
/ w. c. Osman.
Il DIR. Clem1ner, the Hopkins block dem
list. Phone. new 3s5. Evenings by
appointment.
i Watches. clocks, diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days.
w. c. Osman.
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All WOODEN dress goods we will sell
| 3S Is per cent off the regular price at
| the Hawkeye
Employers Association meeting
/ Tuesday evening, June Z. A. d.
/ Meeker, secretary.
The Busy Bee Circle of the T.. O..
T. Nj. has postponed its meeting this
| week for two weeks
| a The monthly meeting of the HUI
mane Society will be held this evening
at the home of b. f. Nichols on North
Center street.
| No game will be played "Wednesday,
hut on Thursday the Grays and Bur
| ,ington will battle for honors for the
last time this series.
! Fancy chairs in golden Antwerp or
| Flemish oak, mahogany or smoked ash.
/ All of the latest woods, designs and
prices In all kinds of furniture at d. G..
Wilbur's.
| Adjurant General II. NJ. Byers and
George A. Newman, of Des Moines,
passed thru the city Monday on their
| way to Mason City % attend the state
ancalnpnleut of the G.. a. X.
| Miss Margaret ASKING, who has been
employed as book,seeper ut the Fit
| ton laundry, has resigned her position
| to accept a similar one with the Re-
! iseetor.
Iron beds. odd drAssers and chiffon
| iers buffets. sideboards. china closets
tah M
good ones at d. c. Nilbur's. In fact
we have large assortment of all kinds
of good goods
The members Of the keokuk base ball
! team az the iowa State League were in
the city Monday evening. being on their
way to Boone where they began Sc
ries of three games with the Gray
hounds this afternoon.
ON Thursday the burlington club,
| which has been here all week, will close
With the Grays in the last game OF the
series. John Hurst will pitch for the
| locals, and a fast tsame Is always as
sured when he is Up. The usual ad-
mission.
I. j. Rogers. of Boone, manager OF
| the Boone Cereal Company, was IN the
| city ON business Monday and was in
attendance at the ball game. Mr.. Rog-
ers is of the opinion that Marshalltown
is playing in hard luck at present. Mr.
Rogers said the game at Boone Sunday
rigrtfully belonged to the Grays, and
ne WIS confident hat Burlington had
no license to win from the locals.
The greatest carr, should be taken in
the selection of meats. We select our
stock with the utmost care. because
we want our customers to have only
the best. Those who are not regular
customers may have the same choice
meats as those who are, for we have
only one kind. and that the best. Phone
your orders. L,.utennegger & Co..
South Third avenue.
The condition cf Wilbur III. Evans,
who suffered an attack of temporary
| mental alteration while at Perry last
| week, is greatly improved. Mr. Evans
sleeps most of he time. and when
awakened. to be given his meals, APP
pears entirely rational. 1t is hoped by
his family that he will recover entirely
from the effects OF his trouble, and that
hospital treatment will not be neces
sary.
Trainmaster C. S. Hayden, who has
been visiting with Mrs. Hayden near
Milwaukee, for several days, passed
thru the city this morning on his way
home to Oskalooss. When asked about
the resignation of Superintendent ]. A.
Davis, Mr.. Hayden said he knew moth
ing of 1t exceptir g what he had read
in the newspapers, and that he did not
know of any change going to be made
in the operating department.
Several of the ocal members of the
G. A. r. and ladies of the w. r. C. left
attend the state q. A. r. encampment.
A number of others expect to go on the
special train this afternoon, which
passes thru this city about 2: 80 o'clock.
Those who Went this morning were
Mrs, Mary link, hrs. Celia White, Mrs.
jesse Cole and Chaplain Cole, l.. W.
Robbins, l.. Mck.innon, w. A. Miller,
DR.. III. p. Duffield, j. G.. Brown and c.
r. Haas.
The residence districts of the city
have had to contend with more tramps
during the past few days than n
months previous IT is presumed that
the tramps are preceding the circus a
few days, in order to get the lay of
the land, and get ready to begin the
work of pilferiifg in the crowds aud in