Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-21
Dress goods sale at NJ. F. Andrews.

and bridge work. Examination Tree.
Office over postoffice.
| We opened today twenty pieces
latest styles of wash goods. Call and
see them. e. r. Lay.
| Twenty four blue and white polka
dot duck skirts. Beauties to close.
Hawkeye Store, second floor.
| Superintendent c. P. Stembel. of the
| Chicago Great Western was in the city
Monday looking after company bust
ness.
The latest silks for shirt waist suits
are changeable taffetas. Our Haskell
silks will wear. Come and see them.
Archie Parker.
Miss Carrie Bradbury arrived home
Monday evening from oberlin. o.,
where she has completed her sopho-
more year at Oberlin.
! We have just received fifteen dozen
| manufacturers samples black sateen
petticoats and place them on sale to-
| morrow at less than wholesale cost.
| L. II. Lay.
| Remember the wedding of Miss Sal
lie Pringle and John Yegdum, at Mac
cabee hall Thursday evening, June %,
IL o'clock. Admission 10c. Dancing
after ceremony.
| The June social of the w. r. G. will
be held tomorrow evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Tinker, 702 East
Main street. The general subject of
! the evenings program will be Our
| Fla"
| Mr. d. Yeager. a stockman from
| Woodbine. is visiting his cousin. Mrs.
NJ G. Doolittle for several days. Mr..
Yeager has just returned from CHI
cago, where he sold several cars Of
cattle.
The members of the Waterloo base
ball team of the Iowa State League.
were in the city Monday afteroon, being
on their way to Oskaloosa, where this
afternoon they began the first game Of
the second tour over the southern cir
cult.
| Mrs. S. T. Barnhill entertained com
Second street Monday evening, IN non.
1
who attained his majority on Monday.
eshments were served da-!ns the
evening.
| The annual meeting Of the Political
Equality Club will be held at the home
of Miss Hattie Dickson. lilo West
| Main street tomorrow at o'clock.
Reports of the year will be given AMI
| officers elected. A picnic supper will
| follow the program.
| Miss Maria Brace, of Dunlap. a grad
uate OF Grinnell College. class of '03.
| now instructor of Latin in the Red Oak
high school, was in the city Monday
afternoon, being on her way to Iowa
City, where she will spend the summer
at the university, taking up work In
methods, Latin and English at the
summer school. Miss Brace will return
to the Red Oak school next year.
Mrs James Skegg arrived home Mon
day night from Chattanooga, Tenn,
where she has been for the past ten
days attending the annual convention
OF the superior lodge of the Degree of
Honor of the A. o. q. w. Mrs. Skegg
was one of two delegates from Iowa.
and was named as one of the members
of the law committee, which is one OF
the standing committees of the superior
lodge The next session will be held in
Montreal
Mrs. f. Aubrey Smith and daughter,
Mrs. j. +. Boileau, went to Abba Mon
day evening. where they will attend the
annual convention of the Christian Wo-
mems Board of Missions, which began
today and continues four days. Mrs.
w. F.. Galloway, formerly of this city,
but now of Baskerville. joined Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Boileau here, going as
a delegate from the Baskerville society.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Boileau are both
delegates from the Marshalltown So
ciety.
Thomas Reynolds, the recently de-
posed manager OF the Boone base Ball
club, accompanied by Mrs. Reynolds,
passed thru the city this morning on
his way from Boone to Waterloo. Mr..
Reynolds is a prominent candidate for
chief Of the Waterloo paid fire depart
ment which that city expects to install
soon. Reynolds stated this morning
that he had not yet settled with the
Boone base ball magnates over his con-
tract, which he claims is binding. I'm
less his salary is paid he expects to
bring action against the association to
recover.
Work was commenced Monday by the
Marshalltown Light, Power & Railway
Company, in relaying the end of it's
Soldiers Home line from point south
Of the new bridge placed over Brady
creek. Owing to the work on the new
bridge the line was torn up for short
distance both north and south of the
bridge. New and heavier steel will be
laid In it's place. 1t is the company's
idea TO relay the entire west end of the
Soldiers Home line, from Twelfth
street to the end, with neayy steel This
work will be done before the new pay
ing, from the end of the present pay
ing to Thirteenth, is completed.
Mr.. George A. Tallman, OF Eagle
Grove, an engineer on the Chicago u
Northwestern, spent Monday afternoon
in the city as the guest of his brother,
Mr.. John A. Tallman. MIR. Tallman &C
companied to the city his mother, Mrs.
George p. Tallman, of Boone, who will
remain for visit Of several weeks with
her son here. Mrs. Tallman was one
Of the early settlers of this county
having, with her husband, entered gov
eminent land In what is now Marion
township, in 1855. Mr.. and Mrs. Tail