Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-27
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. rs East Main.

IcremeS just arrived at Lander s.
If you like good bread buy Colo
! Medal -four. ID. S. Good Grocery co.
Come and save one-half your MONEY
buy remnants. no trash, no seconds
Archie Parker.
One hundred and forty Eight dollars
buys fine piano on payments. lie
West Main street.
/ Ladies be sure and see our immens'
/ line of skirts just received at tn
Hawkeye Store, second floor.
Plenty of cherries at Culley's to-
morrow, at s1.15 per one-half bushe
| basket. Place your orders early
| Have you seen the big line of beauti-
| full skirts at about one-half value al
the Haweke Store. second floor?
Plain and Jacquard crepe de chine
the SIPS grade will be on sale Tuesday
morning for 79c at the Hawkeye.
Ladies and gentlemen's pure liner
handkerchiefs, worth l5c to 23c--spee-
tally priced 10 cents-at NJ. +. Andrews
The swell thing, mohair. Chambry
and linen auto coats, at prices lower
than ever. Hawkeye Store, second
floor.
People are taking advantage OF our
wall paper bargains and buying liberal
w. Plenty OF bargains left Simmons
Book Store.
You can buy piano while they last
at less than cost to make them. Call
and examine. Payments If desired.
lis West Main street.
The condition OF James J. Langdon
of ITO South Center street, who has
been very Ill of consumption for sew
eral days, does not improve, and 1T Is
thought the end can not possibly be far
distant.
Tuesday morning we will sell seeded
crepe de chine the most desirable fab
rie for evening wear. They are n biz
too expensive to sell quickly at s1.50 q
yard. They come in patterns and will
be sold for soc at the Hawkeye.
DR.. and Mrs. W. f. David. wilt,
have been spending several days at
Lake Forest. H.. where their daughter
Leila, graduated from Ferry Hall, ar
rived home Sunday morning. Miss
David accompanied her parents.
Oscar Lawler, a former Marshall
town boy. who is now praetteins
attorney of Los Angeles. was in the
city today, the guest of Deputy Sheriff.
Alva Nicholson and other friends. Mi.
l.awler has been In the east on bus
ness and stopped here OH his way
home.
Misses Kathryn Thissen. May Nc
Namara, Anna Imhoit. Helen Me-
Namara and Lizzie Imholt, all OF Hav+
erhill, were the guests OF Mrs. +. ~.
Bentley. of Rhodes last week, having
gone to Rhodes TO attend the danes
and social given there on Wednesday.
evening for the benefit Of the Cath
olc church.
Chautauqua tickets on sale at Nc
Donald & Mahoods drug store. Elk
change your tickets for the coupon
tickets Season tickets: Adults. 81
children, ST. No season tickets viii be
offered after the Bryan lecture. The
prices will be so cents for day tickets
sions.
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Nelson, Of Ame!s,
formerly residents of Marshalltow,l.
were in the city Saturday night as the
guests of Marshall Lodge. No. 40, IL.
d. in which they were initiated years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson were on
their way to Mason City. where they
,ssiv fr,r hyia vic ~ 10
odd Fellows Orphans Home. Mrs.
Nelson Is grand warden of the Rebekah
assembly of Iowa.
DIR. and Mrs. b. +. kierulff and soris,
Charles and Roger, left this morning
for st. Louis, where they will remain
a week at the exposition. Dr. and Mrs.
Kierulff's son, Mr.. Benjamin f. Kier-
ulff, Jr., of San Francisco, will join
his parents at the exposition, stopping
there while on his way to New York,
on a businesses trip. 1t is likely Mir.
Kierulff will stop in Marshalltown to
visit his parents while en- route to
Frisco.
Rev. A. B. Morris. pastor OF the First
United Evangelical church. returned
this morning from Belle PLANE whAre
he has been attending the annual dis
trict convention OF the K. l.. c.. Il. Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Whitney and Miss Fay
Lee, who have also been at the convan-
ton. returned this morning. Mr.. Whit
ney was delegate from the First
church and Miss Lee from the State
street church. Mrs. Whitney accompa~
MED her husband. and with Mr. Whit
ney was entertained at the home of aer
uncle. Mr.. w. ]. Herejk
Mrs A. w. Nutz wife of Day Opera
tor Nutz, at the Central yardmaster's
office fell thru the trap door leading
from the pantry, at her home, to the
cellar below, Sunday night, and luckily
escaped with nothing more serious
than bad bruises. Mrs. Nutz. while
about her work, stepped into the pam
try from the dining room. forgetting
that the trap door leading to the cellar
was open. Her husband heard the
noise and found his wife unable to
move for the fright and shock The
family resides on South Fifth avenue
near Linn.
A musical, given by the c. G. C.
Music Club, pupils of Miss Clara; c.
Cripps, of Albion, was enjoyed by 100
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry DeButts. one-half mile west If
Hartland. Saturday evening. Misses
Mary and Blanche DeButts. members
of the club, acted as hostesses. a most
delightful program, consisting entirely