Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-15
Kemble's flowers. 52s North Third.

Help wanted to pick Strawberries.
Mrs. Charles Satia.
Culley is headquarters for picnic
supplies. See his window display.
A new shipment of those all-leathel
suit cases, "a inches, 81. Whitton &
Whitehead.
Fresh fish, veal, mutton, the finest
country fed beef. Middleton q
Reeds, 81 West Main.
Don't miss the slaughter sale OF
trimmed and street hats at the Ladies,
Bazaar. Sale begins tomorrow, June
16.
We will make you an aluminium sign
that will last for years. Order one
now. Aluminium and Brass Foundry
Co.
If you are looking for good values in
hats at low prices, YOU will do well to
attend the slaughter sale at the
Ladies' Bazaar which begins tomor-
row.
| DR.. Frank Battin, of Onawa, who has
been attending the meeting of the Iowa
State Health Officers Association ut
Iowa City, passed thru the city this
morning on his way home.
| We are showing a great bargain in
summer suitings in neat and natty pat
] terms, light and cool; made up by ar
fist tailors on short notice, at $25.
Hopkins. the popular tailor.
! MI and Mrs. Alfred Batty, SOC East
Linn street, very pleasantly entertain
| ed fourteen of their friends at a 6
O'Clock dinner. given Wednesday even
| ing in celebration of their fifth we'd
4 ding anniversary.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
| Woman's Relief Corps enjoyed a
pheasant meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. S. j. Tinker,
4 S02 East Main street. Light refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mr.. r. Wishart, nephew of Mr.. David
| Lennox, who has been in this city for
the past year and is now employed as
head molder in the new aluminium
1 foundry, left Wednesday evening for a
1 ten days visit at his home in Chi
cago.
A family picnic was enjoyed Wednes-
day afternoon at the Soldiers Home by
Mrs. Bonbrake, of Sioux City, Mrs.
Needham and daughter Frances, Miss
Ida Heath and Mrs. w. w. Ward and
daughters Flossie and Ethel. A picnic
supper was enjoyed.
The threatened storm greatly cur
tailed the attendance a. the regular
w. c. T. U. meeting held We'd
nesesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. E. w. Jay, S12 West
Linn street. Discussion of the new
state constitution was postponed until
the next meeting. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Garrett Annayas, man 4O years OF
ago, who lives with his brother. j.
Annayas, on the Northup farm in Lo-
gan township, was brought to the city
this forenoon and this afternoon ar
raigned before the commissioners OF
insanity Annayas is weak minded. due
to epilepsy resulting from an attack
of scarlet fever when boy.
Rev. w. j. Hadley superintendent OF
pastoral and evangelistic work OF the
Iowa yearly meeting of Friends, went |
to Oskaloosa Wednesday evening,
where he was present today at the /
graduating exercises of Penn College.
He was aso present Wednesday even
ing at the annual alumni address, de-
livered by Rev r. H Hartley, ID. D., of
Michigan.
Miss Jessie Madden at the home of
her mother, Mrs. ]. B. West, 603 West
Boone street, gave surprise party
Wednesday evening for Master Jason
Richards, who left last night for Enid
o. L. The other young people present
were Bessie Stonestreet, Leota Car
penter. Grace Mason, Ella Todd, Violet
Thayer Frances ,longnecker, Cloud
Osborn, Martin Roberts, and George
Patton, the latter Of Nevada. A gen
eral good time walls enjoyed. after
which refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
The young ladies who are members
Of the Sunday school classes of Mr..
Young and Miss Boardman at the
Methodist church, together with a few
Of their gentlemen friends and the
husbands of those that are married,
formed a hay rack party, which went
out to the Mitchem home, four mills
south of town Wednesday evening, by
the invitation of Mrs. Mitchem. Out
If door games were INDUCED in when
hey reached their destination, and
.wo big bonfires were started. Re-
'reshments were served later. About
participated in the even
ng's enjoyment.
A lost child was picked up on the
street this morning and taken to Lie
,igs book store, where it has remain-
ID since 9 o'clock, no one being found
o claim it. The little boy, about three
vears old, is bright, pretty child, evil
lently, from its clothing, belonging TO
ome rather poor family. 1t is cleanly
clothed, however, has light hair, blue
yes and a happy disposition He can
lot tell his name or where his home is,
,ut talks about Jennie" saying "Jen-
lie work" DR.. Liebig has been search
ng all day for the child's friends, but q
s yet is unsuccessful in finding them.
,he child was wandering west, alone,
N Main street when picked up.
Mrs. Andrew Abbott, 304 South Cen t
err street left Wednesday night for t
summoned by telegram an I
the death of her brother, f
richard Rastis member of the Chi
ago police force for the past fifteen
ears. Officer Rastis died as a result
f injuries sustained in falling from r
treet car. He had been on strike s