Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-09

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The best and latest soft drinks yon
will find at Lander's soda fountain.
/ Watches. clocks, diamonds and jew
/ elry at absolute cost for fifteen days.
/ w. G. Osman.
| DR.. Clemrner, the Hopkins block dem
list Phone. new S35. Evenings by
appointment
| Watches, clocks, diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days.
! w. G. Osman.
Cheese. cheese, fancy Wisconsin
cousin 2 pounds for % cents; fancy
brick at 15 cents per pound at Gull
| leys.
Word from Chicago announces that
Mrs. Besse Beaver Schreiter. of CHI
cago passed thru her operation for
appendicitis, at the Presbyterian hos
pital, very nicely.
Mrs. w r. Painter went to Albion
this morning to attend the county sun
day school convention. Mrs. A. l.. Van
Tine and Miss Belle Welch were also In
Albion today for the convention.
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Mr.. NJ. j. Corcoran. travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Grand Trunk railway.
headquarters Chicago, was in the city
Wednesday afternoon being on his way
to Kansas City where he will remain for
short time on business.
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Friday. June 10, Oskaloosa VS.. Mar
shalltown--the opening of n series Of
three games. On all Friday
games ladies VIII be admitted
free" with the exception of the grand
stand, to which an admission OF 10
cents will be charged.
There will be special meeting of
Signet Chapter No. 3S. r. y. NJ, at
their hall tomorrow. Friday, June 10th,
at $3.50 p. M, for work in Royal Arch
Degree. Banquet at $50 p. nj. Also
Royal Arch work in the evening. All
are welcome. l. T. Forbes, II. p.
Geo. r. Norris. Secretary.
The Waterloo Reporter of Wednes-
day, in referring to the resignation of
Miss Adelaide Currier, of the Cedar
Falls schools, who has been engaged for
this city next year to teach second
grade says that the many friends of
Miss Currier, in Cedar Falls, regret her
decision to leave that city. The splen-
did work done by her in the Cedar Falls
schools is spoken of very highly.
Charles S. Walters, of Peoria. Ill.,.
district passenger agent of the Iowa
Central passed thru the city Wednes>
day evening, en- route home from trip
to Canada. made with a large party of
Ia In M q
occasion to be in Marshalltown for
about two years, but is planning for
trip to his old home In Iowa Falls. for
a brief visit with his parents. in the
near future. When he comes to Iowa
Falls he expects to spend few days
visiting friends here.
The Political Equality Club held its
regular meeting Wednesday night with
Mrs. j. L. Ingledue, 304 East State
street The evening was given over
to a report on the recent biennial meet
ing of the General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, at st. Louis, and espec-
tally as it referred to suffrage work
There will be one more meeting this
season, and it was decided to turn it
into picnic, to be held on the after
noon of Wednesday. June %, at Cum
mings' grove, North Third street.
Mrs. Ira S. Johnston arrived home
Wednesday evening from Bloomington,
H., where she was called two weeks
ago owing to the illness of her cous-
in, Emery Bingham. of Saybrook. ILL.,
Mr. Bingham has been Ill of cancer
If the liver and gall stones, in Bloom
ington hospital. and Mrs. Johnston has
been assisting in caring for him. Mr.
Bingham died last Saturday, and the
funeral was held Monday. Mr.. Bing-
ham was also cousin of Mrs. JOS
eph II. Johnston and Mr.. George w.
Gilbert, of this city.