Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-06
THE CITY In BRIEF

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Just received-New belts at tn
Hawkeye.
Wanted-Dining room girl and disl
washer at Suntlell's Cafe.
Carriage painting. Schmelz & Kun
KEEL, IL North Second avenue.
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Mariella of Out West. by Ella Hig
gison, at Liebig's 109 West Main.
The best meals in the city at Sun
| dell's Cafe. Short orders speciality.
June sale-Iiberal discounts in whit,
waists, all new styles. NJ. +. Andrews
Watches, clocks. diamonds and jew.
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days
/ w. c. Osman.
June sale-Discounts in silks hosiery
lace curtains, corsets and parasols. NJ
+. Andrews.
Watches, clocks, diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days
w. C. Osman.
/ Employers Association meeting
Tuesday evening, June Z. A. D.
/ Meeker. secretary.
A beauty of an oxford for men for So
We would like to show them to you
1 L. G. Wallace, the shoeist.
II you want q nice rubber tire buggy
| buy a Staver of Darling & CAN'T
Every buggy guaranteed.
/ Fancy Wisconsin cheese, pounds
| for % cents; brick 15c per pound
Young Americas, SO cents each. u,
| Culley's.
S. w. LaShalle, who has been II
for two weeks was able to be down
town to his place of business Saturday
afternoon for the first time.
Miss Ginevra Peirce. of the Click
school, returned to her home in Grin
nell Saturday evening. Miss Peirce has
/ signed no contract, as yet, for the COM
ing school year.
/ N. r.. Cliff. of Gearing, went to Clear
Lake Saturday night, where he will
i remain for a few days, getting his
cottage in readiness for the occupancy
OF his family during the summer.
! Burlington and the Grays will play
the first of the series Of games between
! the two clubs In this city this week.
! Games called OH Tuesday and Thursday
AT $50 o'clock. The usual admission.
| Emil Hanson. son of officer Charles
| Hanson, who Is employed by the Iowa
Central at Minneapolis, and who has
been in hospital in that city UNDER
going an operation for an abscess in
his side, is ain ost well. He expects to
leave the hospital early this week.
| j. C. Fields, of Chicago, Iowa state
visitor for thu. New York Juvenile
Home. was in the city Saturday. Wis
ting the little waits who have been
placed during recent years by the So
ciety in homes In this vicinity. The
object of Mr.. Fields visit is to ascer-
| tain whether or not both the foster
| parents and children are satisfied.
Superinteni,sn. frame, II the ~,,y
schools has entered into contracts with
Miss AnEes Drum, of his city, and
/ Miss Amelia Heiner, IF = adnr FATS. for
! positions In the graded schools next
year. Miss Drum sigas be- contract at
| $40, and Miss Heiber at $3.50. Miss
ieiber taught in the Click school last
year. Miss Drum will likely be assign
ed 10 the AnsOn.
| Miss Anna Ftoardman. who on Thurs
| day completed n three years course oi
| study in the Chicago Kindergarten coll
| lege. arrived home Saturday evening
Miss Boardman has made no plans for
| the coming school year. Mrs. Emma j
| Boardman has rented the McNeely cot +.
tage, at 6 Nor n Fourth street, and will
make her horne there at least during
the summer.
Rev. O. d. Elicit went to Liscomb
Saturday evening. where he delivered
an address on prohibition in the Chris
tian church. He filled the pulpit Of
the Christian church Sunday morning,
and in the evening preached at the
Friends church at Stanford. Tuesday
right Mr.. Elicit breaches in the
Friends church at Bangor, and We'd
nesday night In the Methodist church
at st. Anthony.
D. T. Denmead, president of the City
National Bank. has sold his residence
property at 3O6 East State street, to
Mrs. C. j. Haines, of Cedar Rapids.
The considera ton is $500, and is IN
trade for an equity in about 1000 acres
of land in Davidson and Aurora coun-
ties South Dakota. Mr.. Denn1ead will
rent his former home as a place of
residence unless the new owner should
dispose OF It. The deed will be filed
for record within few days
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field secretary of the Young PEOPLES
Society of Christian Endeavor, ad-
dressed a large Christian Endeavor
mass meeting at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night. Mr.. Kent talk
ed upon Christian Endeavor work and
II collection for the work in the state
was taken. The juniors were address,
ed at meeting held at the church
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Kent remained
In the city today as the guest of Mr.
j. $. Mcneil, and daughter, Miss Belle.
He goes to Reinbcck this evening.
What Is known to have been a case
of attempted house breaking occurred
at the residence of Mr.. r, l. WATSON
107 North Third street, about 10
o'clock Sunday night, when man
was seen trying the windows of the
place. He mist have found everything
securely locked, for presently he went
away accom- panied by two accom-
Very early this morning the neighbors