Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-22
THE CITY IN BRIEF

THE CITY In BRIEF
Chamberlain, optometrist.
Or. Billiard. osteopath IS East Main
Fine line of mantel clocks at Aliens
IA East Main.
We guarantee Lincoln Paint. Nc
Donald & Mahood Co.
Mrs. Coyle will remove superfluou
hair from the arms for 80 cents.
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Late Valencia oranges. very swee
and fine, at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
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If you want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly send 1t to F'litton
AS usual you will find the best line OF
fireworks in the city at Simmons Book
Store.
DR.. Clemner, the Hopkins bloch
dentist. Phone new. 335. Evenings b,
appointment
II you like good coffee. drink German
American, always the same. d. S
Good Grocery Co.
We have made a special effort to
purchase desirable goods In fireworks
for lawn displays. Simraons' Book
Store.
Last days for the strawberry cror
this week. Order for canning soon
Our supply is fresh every morning
Reynolds a. Sheldon.
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Methodist church women. tomorrow
will picnic on the lawn of Rev. anc
Mrs. +. NJ. Coleman, at Toledo. A large
number expect. to he present
& Yon can't help but like them, our
gentlemen's low shoe for $500. All the
style and hit of high priced shoes for a
reasonable price. E. G. Wallace.
Charles w. Whitehead of the firm of
Whitton & Whitehead has accompan-
led Mr.. Simon east to make sure of the
proper styles for their purchase of fall
and winter garments.
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Mr.. Fred Mitchem, who is in the en-
Hoy of the Union Pacific land depart
ment, left Tuesday evening for Chey-
enpe Wells. Col. for a stay of seye:nl
days on business.
Councilman Dan f. Arnold, of the
Fifth ward, who was operated upon
last week for appendicitis, continues TO
improve nicely, and ii is thought he
will be discharged from the hospital
next Monday.
Ernest Hartwick. OF St. Anthony,
shipped to Chicago Tuesday afternooa,
via this city. a car OF good grade, ma
tive steers of his own feeding. The
consignment numbered twenty head,
and averaged about 1850 pounds.
A collision between buggy and a
bicycle care near resulting seriously
TO Harry Pnrsel aged g. SOIL of John w.
Pursel, of 407 West Boone street,
Tuesday evening. The lad was thrown
from his wheel, and was quite badly
bruised His injuries, however, are not
serious.
Emil Hanson, son of Officer and Mrs
Charles Hanson, who has but recently
been able to leave the Minneapolis hos
rital IN which he was confined while
undergoing an operation. arrived home
this morning for months visit with
his parents. His condition is gradually
improving, altho he Is far from Well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Drake. OF Des
Moines, who were married a few
months ago in this city, have returned
here with the intention OF making their
home. While in Des Moinss Mr.. Drake
was in the employ OF the Chamberlain
Medicine Company. but he has been In
poor health recently and has given VI,
his work.
Mr.. E. F. Moon left foI. FIT. Collins,
Col, Tuesday evening. where he will
remain during the summer. and per-
haps longer. Mr.. Moon may decide to
locate in Colorado IL he finds the CHI
mate to his liking, and if SO his family
will join him there in the fall Mr..
Moon has Il brother, w. A. Moon, liv-
ing at Ft. Collins.
Miss Georgia Mooney entertained at
a 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening a
OF friends In honor of Miss
Rose Laughlin, who has been in the
city for a few days visit with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.aughiin, and
who left today for Sheldon, where she
will visit a few days before returning
to her duties In the Mercy hospital, pes
Moines.
The pink division Of the Ladies Aux
iliary Of the Railroad Y. M. c. A. gave
a trolley party Tuesday evening. The
start was made from In front Of the
court house, at 1880 o'clock, and two
cars were required to accommodate
the crowd. Pink and green are the
auxiliary colors, and the ladies have
divided into two divisions, each en-
deavoring to excel the other in raising
money to pay the amount subscribe
by the auxiliary to the building fund.
Mrs. B. w. Sinclair was hostess to
about fifty OF her lady friends this
morning at rose breakfas st. The rooms
were decorated with cut flowers, roses
and smilax, and upon the tables We're
strewn cut flowers and bouquets. The
breakfast was In four courses, and was
served at $3.50 o'clock by Misses Jessie
Decker, Justine Jones. Bessie Speers
and Bessie Boardman. Roses We're
given as favors Mrs. Sinclair will en-
terrain at similar affair tomorrow
morning.
The Milwaukee Sentinel announces
the preparations for the annual saen-
gerfest of the northwest states, and re-
fers to the rehearsals that are in pro-
gress, for which Miss Mona r. Shorthill
is acting as accompanist. The Senti-
mel says; Preparations are we'll under
way for the saengerfest of the north