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


= June sale-Ladies' suits one-thir,
less regular price NJ. f. Andrews.
! We are selling lot of wash goods a
x the regular price at the Hawkeye.
: The best and latest soft drinks yo,
will find at Landers soda fountain.
. Watches. clocks, diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days
w. c. Osman.
I June sale-TWenty per cent discount
on all black and colored dress goods
NJ Il. Andrews.
Watches, clocks, diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days
W. c. Osman.
! Employers Association meeting
Tuesday evening, June I. A. D.
Meeker, secretary.
Letters From Pusseycatville. A de-
Iightful story for young people. Lie
big, 100 West Main.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. D
S. Good Grocery Co.
Go to Jones restaurant for dinner
circus day. Strawberry short cake
and all sorts of good things.
DR.. Grove Harris went to Des Moines
last night to take his examination be-
fore the state medical board.
The Organized Charity Association
Will meet tomorrow afternoon at o.
clock with Mrs. Joseph Holmes.
|
Best 10 and 121a cent ginghams will
be sold at n cents for one hour only,
! Tuesday morning at the Hawkeye.
| Strawberries, Strawberr1es-at Gull
ley's three boxes for Is cents or six
teen quarts for $3.50. Time to can
| them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moehrl of PIG
| ten pound son, born to them Sunday
| morning.
| Lyle Salisbury. OF LeGrand, the Re-
Hector employe who disappeared from
| the city two weeks ago. has been
located near Whitewater, MINI.
We will be disappointed if you don't
buy a pair of our So mems shoes or
oxfords: patent colt or cadet calf
feathers. e. G. Wallace, the shoeist.
The second high school base ball team
was in Garwin Saturday and defeated
the high school team of that city 10
| to 8. Kirk and Wood formed the bat
terry for the local team.
w. NJ. Clark left Saturday night
for GAINESVILLE, Wis. where he Will at
tend the supreme lodge meeting of the
Mystic Workers. He goes as dele
gate from Bonnie Doom Lodge, No.
GIG. of this city.
Details from Companies b, Villisca;
X, Corning: f. Shenandoah. and M.
Red Ook, all OF the Fifty-fifth Iowa
infantry. arrived in the city Saturday
night, en- route to Cedar Rapids, where
they will participate in the annual
events at the state rifle range.
Father George j. Warning, assistant to
Dean NJ. C. Lehman, departed this
morning for New York. and will sail
on Saturday in the steamer Cmbria,
for Liverpool to spend several months
visiting at his home in Blackburi,, IN
northern England.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Benson and son
Clyde, went to Union Saturday even-
ing, where they will spend the sum-
mer. In the fall Mr.. Benson and fam
lily expect to go to Cripple Creek. Col.
| to remain during the winter. Miss Ed
ma Benson joins her parents in Union
early this week
Rev. w. NJ. Martin, of Sparta, Wis,
presiding elder of the Lacrosse district
| of the Methodist church, arrived in the
city this morning from Los Angeles,
! where he has been attending the gen.
eral conference. He will remain for
visit Of few days with his sister, Mrs.
O. r. Newell, at the home of the lat
ters son, Dr. w. w. Newell.
Mrs. Nellie Heald wife of the late
Rev. Head, of Usage. at one time, years
ago, pastor of the Methodist church Of
this city, left for her home this morn
ing after few days visit at the homes
of her brothers, r. d. Wilcox, north of
the city, and w. F. Wilcox southwest
of town Mrs. Head came to the city
with the body of her father. Rev. Ralph
Wilcox, which was inferred here.
The drill team of Marshall Lodge,
No 91S, Yeomen, Brotherhood Of
America, are holding nightly drills to
perfect its evolutions in preparation
for the competitive drill in which it
will participate at Mason City on June
10, the occasion being a picnic of
Woman from the northern part of the
state. Drill teams from different Iowa
points are expected to participate.
The prizes which have been hung up
are $40, $50 and $50.
The funeral of Louis Probst was held
at the residence, 303 South Fourth ave.
nue.. Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock, Rev.
Elijah Brown Jones, officiating. Iowa
Castle No. 154. Royal Highlanders. had
charge of the services at the grave. and
members of the order attended in n
body The Royal Highlanders' quartet,
composed of Mrs. Nellie Tower, Miss
Verda Everist, C. G. Triem, and Fl. b.
Miller, sang. The pail bearers were F.
A. Beeks, George Herman, c. e. Mack.
d. c. Keller e. l.. Houghton and w.
II. Wilson. Interment was in River
side
THIRD ANNUAL WOMAN PICNIC,
Clear Lake, Iowa, June Is.
On June Is the Iowa Central will run
its first excursion of the season to
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