Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-30
DIR. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.

-Ns" ana StSuSn DeltS just received
Archie Parker.
Nice musk melons. d. S. Good
Grocery Company.
Full stock of lawn tennis goods al
Simmons Book Store.
Fireworks and flags for the Fourth
at Davis pharmacy, East State.
We have a few go-carts that we will
make special prices on. Marion Gard
Best 1915 cent ginghams, cents,
best 10 cents bingham, ! cents at the
HaW keye.
Refrigerators, lawn mowers and BIZ
Icycles going at cost at E'urbush's Hard
ware Store.
The Hawkeye is selling laces at one
halt the regular prices. Friday and Sat-
urday only.
If you like good coffee drink Ger
man American, always the same. d. S.
Good Grocery Co.
Just arrived-The latest novelties in
hand bags, ladies' belts and fancy lace
stockings. NJ. +. Andrews.
| Prayer meeting and prepara-
| tory service at the Congregational
church this evening led by Rev. Hop
kins.
Mr. T. B. Cookery, district passen-
1 ger agent of the NJ. X. & T., headqnar-
| ters Des Moines, was in the city We'd
| nesday.
| Mr.. T.. Nj. Vail is i'll at his home. All
South Third street, suffering an attack
of remittent fever. A cold, together
with a stomach disorder, is thought
| to be responsible for the illness. and
| ii is expected that the patient will be
able to be up and about within a week.
c. e. Pickering, a Great Western
bridgeman, making his headquarters
in this city, was injured by being
struck with derrick wheel, at Water
loo. chickering's left foot was badly
bruised and he will be confined to his
room for several days. Pickering's
home is in Tennessee.
Miss Marie Sinclair, of Kansas City,
a student at Mt. st. Joseph's, Dubuque,
a classmate of Miss Grace Swingley,
of this city. passed thru the city We'd
nesday evening on her way home to
spend the summer vacation. Miss Sim
clair was one Of Miss Nina McElroys
bridesmaids at her wedding, on June
21
Chautauqua tickets on sale at Nc
Donald g. Mahood's drug store. Ex-
change your tickets for the coupon
tickets. Season tickets: Adults. So
children, 81. No season tickets will be
offered after the Bryan lecture. The
prices will be 90 cents for day tickets
and 25 and 35 cents for single admis-
sions.
Mr.. George Ashton Yocom, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Yoconl, Of this
city and Miss Ethel Lilley of St Paul |
were married at Christ church, st. |
Paul, at s o'clock Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Clarence Yocom. of this city, was
best man. Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss, of |
this city, was also present at the we'd |
ding.
MIR. and Mrs. B, J. Miles, and family, !
formerly of Eldora, where. the former, |
for more than a score of years, has /
been at the head of the state industrial I
school for boys. passed thru the city |
this morning on their way east where
Mr. Miles goes to accept the superin-
tendency of boys industrial school at |
d. G..
Mr.. Harold klse a 1904 graduate IN
the law department of the state uni
versity. was in the city Tuesday for
a short visit with his aunt. Mrs. Joe
Gearhart. and uncle. Mr.. NJ. D. Klise.
He left Tuesday night for Pierre, S. d..
TO look after his land interests. and
also with view to finding location
to practice his profession.
Mr.. George Ginder, formerly a limo
type operator on the Times Republic
can, now with the Journal at Sioux
city. arrived In the city Wednesday
evening and will remain for a visit
Of Il few days at the home of his wifes
Mr.. ana Mrs Perfect, where
Mrs. Ginder has been visiting for two
weeks Mrs. Ginder will accompany
ler husband home.
Tomorrow is the beginning of the
Special arrangements
cave been made to accommodate those
lesiring competent service on short
lotice. AS many have already made
for chautauqua week we
would respectfully ask those desiring
:nntal work at this time to telephone
" drop postal in order to reserve time
bus avoiding confusion and insuring
prompt attention Examination free.
DID phone 1923. new phone 442. Drs. (
4urd & Hynds.
George Disch. one of the members Of ,
he pitching staff of the Grays, arriv-
ID home this morning to remain the
est of the week The team left Oska-
oosa last night for Reokuk, where
t plays until Sunday. when it goes to ,
Waterloo. Disch will rest here until
Sunday, that he may be fresh for the
opening game with the Microbes, for
he night trip from keolSuk to Wat
,rloo Saturday will be a hard one for .
he team Disch said this morning
he way the boys have been batting
ately was something vicious, and he
PREDICTS that If they keep it up they
will be hard to beat by any club of .
he league.
Rev. j. l.. Beane, of Agra, Q. r., a :;
ormer resident of LeGrand, who head Q
d the Marshall county colony that I
ettled at Agra about a year ago, spent +
in the city. Rev. Beane i
as teen Gway f ON home about two j,
months, and expects to return ROW in i
fortnight He says the former Mar q
HAL county people have done very =