Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-15
Try Lander's ice cream sodas.
The purest fruit juices at Lander's.


Duplicate receipt books, at Liebfg's
100 w. Main.
Ii you like good bread buy Gold Media
-four. D. s. Good Grocery Co.
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!, Many new patterns in fancy mohair
, for shirt waist suits. Archie Parker.
If you want your laundry work done
well and promptly, send it to F'litton
d Special values in fancy border blaci
umbrellas, tomorrow. for SIPS. L. X
Lay.
i st. Margarets Mission will NEE
Thursday night with Miss Carrie Shell
don, $50 North First street.
Our New Moon Japan tea is the bes
quality we ever sold for so cents pei
pound. Reynolds & Sheldon.
AT Sundell's Cafe you can get tn,
best meal in the city, and everything il
season. We make a speciality of shor
orders.
The Harp Orchestra returned Tues.
day from Mt. Vernon, where they fur
nished music for the annual banque:
at Cornell College.
"A. L. Balch went to Des Moines this
morning to attend the State Bankers
| Association meeting. Harry Turner, OF
Steamboat Rock also went to attend the
meeting.
/ The Highland Hustlers will be enter
|tained by Miss Zoe Gada, five miles east
! of the city, tomorrow afternoon. The
members will meet at the Goethe Odd
Fellows hall at l o'clock.
This is the season for negligee shirts,
and how much better you would appear
/ IL you had a pair of nobby pantaloons
suitable Tor warm weather. We can
make you pair on short notice. Tony
Psenicka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ravens Of I04
West State street. were surprised by
| thirty-fiye of their friends Tuesday
evening. The occasion was the ami
versary of Mr. Ravens birth. The
evening was spent socially and Il four
course luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Dotson have re-
turned from Clear Lake, where they
have been for weeks fishing. They
| had excellent luck and were pronounced
by guests at the Whitaker the cham-
pions of the dock. Mr. Dotson shipped
two consignments of fish to friends in
this city while at the lake.
Miss Hulda Carlson, well known
nurse of this city. who has been nurs-
ing at the Nichols home near Clemens,
was brought to the city Tuesday SUE
fering from an acute attack OF APP
pendicitis. She was removed to st.
Thomas hospital. but her condition Is
so serious that operating was not
deemed advisable.
Miss Elizabeth Buck, who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle, Rev.
w. II. Scott, for the past month, left
for her home in Lima, o., Tuesday
night. Miss Bucks sudden departure
was due to word received announcing
the accidental drowning OF brother. in
Arkansas. At the time of sending the
word from Lima the body had not been
found.
Councilman Dan Il. Arnold, of the
Fifth ward, underwent his operation for
appendicitis at st. Thomas hospital
Tuesday afternoon. His case was found
TO be an especially severe one, owing
to complications and the fact that his
illness has been Of long standing. He is
doing as well today as could be expect
ed, as are the other three patients who
were operated upon Tuesday.
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Invitations issued from ST. Paul, re-
ceived in the city, announce the APP
preaching marriage of Mr. George Ash
ton Yokom and Miss Ethel Lilley, to
take place Wednesday evening, June 30,
at o'clock, at Christ church, ST. Paul
Mr.. Yokom is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Yokom, Of 532 North Third street
city. and is a travelling representative
of the w. II. Mullen Sign Company,
Salem, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cammack OF Os-
kaloosa, whose contemplated removal
to this city was mentioned In the T.-R
several weeks ago, have arrived in the
city and are located at EOS West Grant
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Canmack are ac-
companied by their daughters, Misses
Pauline and Fern Cammack Mr. Cam
mack is a travelling salesman in the
employ of the st. Louis Photo Supply
Company. and has Iowa territory
West Main street. came close to being
run down by E. v. Richeys steam car
last right on West Main street. Mr.
Tuttle alighted from street car just
as the automobile driven by Mr.. |
Richey. passed SO close that the tenders
of the wheel toppled Tuttle over to the
pavement. Had he stepped out of the
car 81 fraction of second sooner he
would have been run down He es-
capped uninjured. but was frightened
The young ladies who have been en-
joying camp life at Elmwood, the Sam
doe cabin, southwest of the city, enter
tanned a company of twenty friends
evening. The cabin and
grounds were lighted With Japanese
lanterns, and the evening was enjoyed
in true camp style. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses during the ev-
ening. Guests present from out of
town We're Miss Bertha Arey, of Rock
Falls, H.; Miss Anna Arey, of Sedalia,
Mo-; and Miss Myra Judd. of Des Moi
mes. The young ladies broke camp this
afternoon.
Word has been received in this city |
the marriage of DR.. j. b. |
Sherbon and Miss Florence Brown, |
both of Iowa City. DR.. Sherbon IS
a brother Of Mrs. Charles F. Koontz, |
and is quite well known here. having
assisted Dr. F. P. Lierle during last
The wedding was celebrated