Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-11

Box paper and writing tablets at
Peter Mayors drug store.
Il Wide embroideries for corset covers
!, Best line in the city. at NJ. +. Andrews.
Our store is fitted with good books
for summer reading. Simmons Book
. Store.
Fresh butter direct from the country
today 10 cents per pound at Geo.
Olson's.
Masurys mixed paint--none better in
the market-sold and guaranteed by
Peter Mayer.
Dr. c. b. Ackert, dentist. Crown
and bridge work. Examination free.
Office over postofiice.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. d.
S. Good Grocery Co.
Special sale for a few days of our
entire stock of beautiful china cups
and saucers Simmons Book Store.
You are invited to call and exam
| inc the 12X16 inch hard wood that
James Cahill is shipping in. All dry
ana kept under cover.
Ladies you will find 1t easy to please
your husband with good bread IL you
use Pillsbury's or Sleepy Eye flour.
Get either of these famous brands at
Olson's.
| Just the time to get that odd piece
that you found a place for while clean
ing house and d. c. Wilbur's is just the
place to get 1t as he has complete
line of furniture that is new to this city
i'll style and price.
| The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Com
Ipany are showing the prettest and
most complete line OF rich cut glass III
Marshalltown and invite your inspec-
ton of the goods and the extremely
low prices on same.
Miss Clara Trautmann entertained
about dozen of her lady friends at
/ 6 O'Clock tea Friday evening, compli-
Imentary to Mrs. Marie Coutts, of Wat
erloo, who is visiting in the city. The
only ether out of-town guest was Miss
4 Fannie White of Ames.
4 Word received by friends in the city
announces the marriage at Des Moines,
oll 0ChiGSJoy, ol MISS SSHdCR-
eiford to DIR. Tyrell. Miss ShackeI-
ford will be remembered by friends
here as professional nurse who has
been with a number of prominent FAM
/ lilies within the past few years.
To the members of Marshalltown
Aerie, No. 341. Fraternal Order Of
/ Eagles. You are requested to be pres
ent at the lodge rooms at 1880 p. m.
Sunday. June II, to attend the funeral
of our brother. George A. Bowman.
A full attendance is desired. BY ord ar
of Worthy President A. a. Nicholson.
Mr.. George Cook, of the Cook Con-
strnction Company, Minneapolis, which
has had large contract for the Iowa
Central under way of completion dur
ing the past few years was in the city
| Friday afternoon to attend the Mar
shalltown- Oskaloosa base ball game.
Mr.. Cook is making his headquarters at
present in 0skaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barry, of Louis
vile, KY, arrived in the city last night,
summoned by the death of the latter's
1 father. George A. Bowman. On Sunday
the Bowman residence will be open to
friends between the hours of IL o'clock
noon and 100. Goethe Lodge. /. O. o.
r., assisted by Banner Lodge. will con-
duct the services at the grave.
! Mr.. Phin Beasey, who has just cont
pleted his freshman year at the Uni
/ versity of Wisconsin. arrived home
Friday evening from Madison. Mr..
Emmett Howard. who is also student
TAT the university, will be home this
evening. Mr.. Ralph Winery. another
Marshalltown student at Wisconsin,
! will not be home for several weeks,
[ having accompanied a civil engineering
party to Portage.
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/ A clue, which it was at first thought
! might lead to the arrest of the thieves
/ who burglarized the Seleine shoe shop
| on Market street Wednesday night,
was traced to Albert Lea early this
/ morning by Marshal Nicholson, who
Learned that thieves had been captur-
| ed there with a quantity of shoes IN
| their possession. On investigation It
was found that the goods which the
police of that city had in their possess
! ion, did not tally with the shoes stol-
en- here.
| Mrs w. II. Burrows and children.
Iona, Lowell. Helen and Mary, arrived
home Friday evening from Mt. Vernon
where they went a few days ago to be
present at the marriage of Mrs. Bur-
rows brother Mr.. j. ID. Blue, Jr., of
Belle Plaine, to Miss Pearl Hill. of Mt.
Vernon, which was celebrated on We'd
nesday Rev. l.. A. Blue, of Morning
side College. Sioux City, who performed
the marriage ceremony of his brother.
passed thru the city Friday evening on
his way home.
Mrs. J. H. Skegg, past grand chief of
honor of the Iowa Degree Of Honor left
Friday evening for Chattarccga. Tenn.
where she will be in attendance at the
annual convention of the superior
lodge of the Degree of Honor which
meets In connection with the supreme
lodge, of the A. o. u. w. Mrs. Skegg
Is one of two delegates from Iowa the
other being Mrs Iona Shryock, of
Burlington. Mrs. Shryock meets Mrs.
Skegg In ST Louis today and the trip
south from that point will be taken to-
gether.
Twelve young ladies of the city left
Friday for the Sandoe cabin, Elm
wood" southwest of town. for a
weeks outing. Miss Jessie Bnford