Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-14


Mayors drug store.
/ The best croquet sets in the city
at Simmons Book Store.
/ Many new styles in fancy mohair for
shirt waist suits. Archie Parker.
! The best meals in the city at sun
delIs Cafe. Short orders speciality.
Camera supplies to take to the
! worlds fair. Jones & Sieg, los East
| Main.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. D.
S. Good Grocery Co.
The Devoe mixed paint is the kind
that will last longest We sell the old
reliable Devoe. C. j. Lander.
The 10 and 1919 cent fine zephyr
ginghams, special sale price cents,
won't last long at the Hawkeye.
| At Sundell's Cafe you can get the
best meal in the city, and everything in
season. We make a speciality of short
| orders.
/ Look in d. C. Wilburs window to-
morrow and see the latest line the New
! York market affords and il ii looks
| good to you come and hear about it and
get prices.
| Remember that we show this line for
| one day only in the window, and you
| ought TO see it. Don't forget to look at
! ID. c. Wtlbur's window tomorrow and
see what the people in the east are
! fighting for.
/ Our best customers for ladies' suits
are those who have inspected other
departments That's why we are anx-
/ ious for you to look around before you
purchase. NJ. f. Andrews.
Councilman Dan +. Arnold, OF the
| Fifth ward. was taken to St Thomas
| hospital Monday afternoon to be pre-
pared for an operation for appendicitis.
! with which he has been suffering for
| several months.
Eunice Kellogg, the eldest daughter
| of Dr. and Mrs. L.. f. Kellogg, was sud
denly stricken with appendicitis Mon
day and was removed to the Singleton
| hospital, where she will be treated and
made ready for an operation.
/
| Monday night from Pocahontas, where
| lie was called last week owing to the
| serious illness of his sister. Mrs. Will
| liam Hazalett. When Mr.. Ketchum left
| Pocahontas, at noon Monday, Mrs.
Hazeiett was still improving.
| Miss Cora Kilborn went to Grinneil
Monday evening, where she attended
| the commencement concert. She will
remain over Wednesday to attend the
graduating exercises, as the guest OF
Miss Edith Negley. of Gilman. who IS
| a member of the class.
| Miss Marian Parker. assistant libra
rian, has been granted leave OF abb
| sence of six weeks, and will leave Sat
| ureay night for Iowa City. where sae
/ will take special instruction In library
| work. Miss Maylne Parks, a teacher OF
| the Woodbury. school, Will substitute AT
| the library during her absence.
| Mrs. E. c. Rockhill. OF Gilman. was
| in the city Monday evening, being on
her way to FIT Wayne. Ind. where she
IL summoned by a telegram announcing
| the critical illness of her sister Mrs.
S. b. Stouder, who has bean in poor
health IOT SOTIle tiIi4S. Istt .. ANSN'N''
stay at Ft. Wayne will be indefinite.
Mr.. J. f. Finch, formerly OF Tama
but at present of Minot n. D.. where
| he is making his headquarters Whlle
| putting in number of farmers CO.
operative creameries, was in the CITY
Monday night, being on his way TO
Minot from Tama. Mr.. Finch was
| called to Tama a week ago by the
death OF his wife's mother, Mrs. Muir
| dough.
The Souvenir Cinch Club held the
| last of It's monthly social sessions at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. HUI
Monday night. The picnic supper
(which is was intended to serve at the
Sandoe shack, southeast of the CITY,
was enjoyed within doors owing TO the
| threading weather of the afternoon.
The souvenir forks, always presenter
| to the members at the last meeting
were distributed last night.
Mother Aloysia, of st. Thomas hos
pital. left for Davenport today. Where
/ she will attend the golden jubilee OF
| Rev. Mother Baptist, founder or the
mother house of the province, at DaV-
| EXPORT, who celebrates hair century
work in the sisterhood Rev. Mother
BAPTIST is 20 years of age, but Is stun IN
| active work While IN Davenport
| Mother Aloysia VIII secure another sis
| ter to bring to Marshalltown to assist
In the duties at the hospital.
Miss Gertrude Miller and niece, Mar
iorie Miller returned Monday evening
/ from Belle PLANE. where they have
| been for few days visit at the home
of the formers brother, Mr.. j. f. Mil
Ter. Miss Miller viii accompany the
family of her brother, N, f. Miller, u
| Monmouth, H., and will remain there
| indefinitely The family expects to
move to Monmouth within a few weeks,
| Mr.. Miller having been there Tor two
weeks. in charge of the Iowa Central
round house as foreman.
| George Sewer, who has had num-
| Der. of brick contracts on the North
| western during the past few years, but
who has retired from active work for
| this season, has been engaged by the
| company to inspect a large quantity OF
brick at Des Moines, preparatory to it's
being shipped to points in Nebraska,
| to be used on depots. New stations are
| to be built at Superior, York, Stuart,
| Long Pine, Norfolk Junction and
| f,La