Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-23


Iadies-S3.10 buys 50 skirt al
Pappe's tomorrow.
4 Hot weather underwear from Csc up
in large variety. Stern,s.
White Star coffee. zoe, 25c, soc, Soc
and 4oc per pound at Huls d Son, East
State.
We have halibut white fish, pickerel,
pike and trout for tomorrow. j. A
/ Awde.
Fresh fish from the northern lakes.
bullheads, pike and trout at Culley's
sanitary market.
June sale at NJ +. Andrews. Best
! values ever offered in the city in dress
goods and silks.
II you like good coffee, drink German
! American, always the same. ID. 5.
Good Grocery Co.
/ The Junior League OF the Methodist
Episcopal church will ricnic tomorrow
afternoon at Cottage Grove park.
I We will sell the best $3.50 kid glove
made. guaranteed and fitted. Friday
and Saturday for sl.1o at the Hawk
eye.
! Dir. Wilson, the old successful eye
and ear specialist is daily found at
No. IL West Main street. the same as
twenty seven years ago.
Ladies, never before at any time
or place has there been such a re-
markable sale OF skirts as Henry
Pappe will begin tomorrow.
| Miss Fay Lee went to Belle PLANE
| this morning to attend the Des Moines
! district convention OF the Keystone
| League OF the United Evangelical
| church.
| Marquis Barr, of Oskaloosa, cla.n
agent for the Iowa Central, was In the
| city Wednesday evening, being on ms
way home to Hampton and kanawha.
| where he spent the day looking after
company claim matters.
About thirty-five of the members of
| the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Metho-
dist church and their friends went to
Toledo this morning. where they spent
the day picnicking at the home OF Rev.
and Mrs r. NJ. Coleman.
Rev. f. George Griffith. of Boone.
will speak In Reform hall Friday even
ing on New Zealand. the Laboring
Mans Paradise" under the auspices
OF the local Socialists Club. No adj
mission will be charged.
Acme cherry seeders, best on earth,
10 cents; jar rubbers, dozen for
cents: jar caps. cent each: jell tum-
blers, 6 for 1G cents. Screen doors.
screen wire. adjustable window
screens. Temple OF Economy.
We will sell embroideries Friday and
Saturday mt so per cent off regular
price There should not be yard left.
This includes the all-over insertion
and band en1broideries used for shirt
waists and corset covers. The Hawk
eye.
Harry Johnson, for many years an
Iowa Central switchinan in this city,
now In the employ OF the Rock Island,
at Des Moines is in the city for BRIEF
stay, being called on account OF the
ilness of his friend Jas. j. Langdon,
of ITO South Center street.
A. r. Wilbur is suffering from the
effects of an injury to his left foot.
which was accidentally struck by
pitchfork in the hands of G.. W. FER
guson. one of his employees. 1t is not
thought the injury will prove at AL
serious altho the usual precautions are
being taken to prevent infection.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Carhart, of Shef-
field who were married Tuesday night
at Fort Dodge passed thru the city
Wednesday evening, on their way 70
ST. Louis. TO enjoy their honeymoon,
at the exposition Mrs. Carhart was
Miss Eva Goodenough, of Fort Dodge,
a prominent young woman Of that city.
Mr.. Carhart, who is we'll known by
friends in Marshalltown. is a banker
of Sheffield.
1t is supposed that rats, burrowing
in the stone wall of the building occu-
pied by the Marshall Vinegar Company
at the foot of Fourth avenue. caused
the wall in the second story to give
way and spread outward about SIX
inches yesterday. 1t was feared that
the wall might give way entirely ana
cause that portion of the building to
collapse. and worklnen We're secured
this morning to place iron rod braces
thru the walls to hold them in place.
Mr.. Alexander Anderson. of Sears
boro, who has been in the city for few
DAYS as the guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Pemberton, left for Kan
sas City Wednesday evening. and will
have charge of the work In Kansas, for
the American Sunday School Union, of
which Mr. Anderson is a general mis-
sionary. Mr.. Anderson will be in the
state of Kansas until October, when he
VIII go to California. Mr.. Anderson is
a graduate of the Penn College class
of '04.
Miss Bess ketchum, who has been al
Pocahontas for few weeks, owing tn,
the illness of her sister. the late Mrs. !
William Hazlett. arrived home Wednes" |
day night. accompanied by Dir. Grove
Harris. who was in Pocahontas to at
tend Mrs. Hazletts funeral. Miss
ketchum brought home with her her
little nephew. Nathaniel Hazlett. who
will remain indefinitely at his grand |
parents home. Mr.. and Mrs. n. 81.
ketchum. upon their return to the cit,t |
will be accompanied by their grand |
daughters.
VIII the time come when the Jew will !
cease to be an object of persecution |
The unreasonable antipathy OF people |
against this portion Of the human fam I
lily has caused sorrow too great to he I
told by the cold Language OF men. If I