Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-15

stay. Our new mohairs are just the
goods OF which to make them. Archie
| Parker.
Buy strawberries by the crate, early
as the late berries are likely to be
small. We receive fresh berries every
morning. Reynolds s. Sheldon.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. will be entertained tomor-
row afternoon by Mrs. Della Arney and
Miss Nora Ferguson at Oak Bluffs, the
home OF DIR. n. z. Mighell.
| Cards received from Boulder, Col.
announce the marriage on Tuesday.
June Z, of Mr. Thomas +. Shreve, and
Miss Nellie E. Beeson. The at home
card reads after June Is, I'LL Fifteenth
street, Builder.
Our June sale closes the 18th. Take
advantage OF the low prices we are
Offering in silks, dress goods ladies'
suits. white waists, muslin underwear,
hosiery, and many other necessities.
NJ. f. Andrews.
Mr. Delos Wilbur was in Grinnell
Tuesday night. where he was present
at the class play. given by the class
OF '04, tirinnell College. He was the
guest DIT Mr.. Earl Brundage, one Of
the members of the class.
District Deputy Grand Master S. T.
Barnhill, of the Odd Fellows, and
Messrs. C. r. LaPlant and G. w. Hut
son, were in Union Tuesday night,
where they assisted in the comforting
of work In Hardin Isncampment, No.
1T, !. g. O. f.
Roy Fl. Silvis, of LeGrand, the young
man who received broken nip and
badly lacerated and bruised face as the
result OF runaway Saturday night. is
much improved today. The symptoms
of peritonitis, which set in Monday are
disappearing, and today the patient
was able To take little liquid nourish
ment.
Gust Hermann. of ia North First
street, has a collection of growing
flower-' pearing plants and fruit trees in
his yard that are seldom seen In so
cold climate as that of Iowa. The list
includes a Persian lilac. jasmine. a
tulip tree and Bartlett pear tree. The
Bartlett is a weil-known California
pear but is seldom seen In this section
of the country.
Mr.. Charles Lamer of Melbourne.
former drug clerk of this city but
more recently in business at Mel
bourne, went to Story City Tuesday
evening after few days stay In the
city OH business. Mr.. Lamar is on
the road for the Charles Donovan CT
gar Company, Of Des Moines, with
central Iowa as his territory. For the
present, at least. ne will continue to
make his home in Melbourne.
Word from Poeahontas, received
Tuesday night by Mr.. E. S. ketchum,
announced that his sister. Mrs. William
Hazelett, had experienced sudden
change for the worse, and that 1t was
feared she could not possibly live over
a few hours. Mr.. Ketchum made
preparations to leave this morning, but
message, received early this morn
lied and was doing nicely, her general
condition showing n decided improve
ment.
Two excursion trains. bearing Yeom IN
from Oskaloosa, Abba, Grinnell and
other points south on the Central, also
from this city, passed thru the city
this morning bound for Clear Lake.
The trains reached here. one following
the either, at about $3.50 o'clock this
morning. each carrying seven coaches,
which were we'll filed. About forty
members Of the local Yeoman home
stead boarded the specials here. The
trains were In charge OF Conductors
Roberts and Nearing.
MISS Alice 'hD.npson went to G-'n
be a guest a. the home of Mr. end
Mrs. v. A. Brrndage. for a few Hay 8.
MISS THOMPSON gees, especially for the
purpose Of being present at the COM
memo ement exercises of Grinnell Col
lege, which were held this forenoon
Mr.. Earl Brundage, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brundage, was selected by his
class to deliver the class grafton. Miss
will return to her home in
Des Moines from Grinnell.
Mr.. Amer Heng, a well-known far
mer living two and one-ha]f miles |
north of Gilman, arrived in the city |
Tuesday from Stavanger. Norway,
where he has been visiting friends of |
his boyhood days and relatives at his
old home. for a year. The principal |
object of Mr.. Heng's visit, however,
appears to have been to take unto
himself wife. While at Stavanger
he was united In marriage to Miss |
Helena Selvig. Mr. and Mrs. Heng
went To Gilman Tuesday evening