Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-02
Dressed chickens. lie, Rupert's, Sat.

Dressed chickens lie, Ruperts, Sat
Have you tried that Zoe package OF
potato chips? Culley has them.
Bicvcles, tires and sundries at pop-
ular prices at E'urbush Hardware Co
Apollo music rolls one-half price for
next thirty days. Eadie Music House.
Some good bargains left of our
clearing sale. Whitton & Whitehead.
Buy your base ball and tennis goods
and hammocks at Simmons Book
Store.
Clearing sale slightly soled sheet
music 10 cents All the latest. Eadie
Music House.
New potatoes only 35 cents per peck
and many other bargains in green veg
etables, at Culley's.
Tomorrow. the last Saturday of our
clearing sale Be sure and attend.
Whitton & Whitehead.
Special low prices for the next ten
days on a half dozen pianos, last years
styles. Eadie Music House.
Don't let warm weather trouble YOU
Order your ice of the Marshall Ice
Company, and keep cool. Both phones
ia.
Don't let warm weather trouble you
Order your ice of the Marshall Ice
Company, and keep cool. Both phones
ia.
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Monday is the last day of our clear
ing sale. You will miss some great
bargains if you do not attend. Whit
ton & Whitehead.
Mr.. Twitter of Nevada, who while
in the city early this week, was taken
i'll the home of Mr.. w. b. Beeson, is
better, and was able to return home to-
day.
We don't have to give our custom
ers a roll or a room of paper to buy
of us; low prices and high quality of
good sells the wall paper at Simmins'
Book Store.
Archie Matthews. who is attending
the state university, arrived home this
morning to remain for a few days.
He will return next week for the
yearly examinations.
General Superintendent Cantillion,
and Division Superintendent w. ii.
Whalen, of the Northwestern, passed
thru the city this morning going east
in Mr.. Cantillion's car attached to pas
senger No. Ia. Mr.. Cantillion has
been in Boone on company BUSINESS.
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gfsi, IN II rl,,1, fnt, wi
only once in every two weeks turnout
the summer months, was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs E. b. Emes, SIS North Center
street Refreshments were enjoyed.
as usual. The club meets two weeks
from last Wednesday, with Mrs. w. r.
Rubee.
The Witenagemote Club was enter
tanned Monday afternoon at it's regu-
lar meeting, by Mrs ]. D. Vail, 410
South Third street. The regular read
ing was continued, after which the
ladies enjoyed light refreshments. Mrs.
A. L. Palmer, of Chicago Heights, H..
was a guest. The meeting next week
will be with Mrs. Thaddeus Binford.
The club will probably close it's season
the last Thursday in June,
The Great Western station was the
scene of a merry gathering of teach
ers this morning. Miss Harriet Shirk,
whose approaching marriage to Mr..
Rodney c.. Wells was recently an
nounced, left this morning for her
home in Mount Carroll, I'LL, and all
the teachers of the high school corps
and the lady boarders at the L. w.
Robbins home, went to the train to see
her off. springing great surprise by
giving her a bountiful shower Of linen,
silver, china, etc. The gifts were
,heaped up in the biggest, brightest new
dish pan that could be procured. The
recipient of the honors was also pre-
sented with an immense bouquet OF
mock orange blossoms, and literally
showered with rice in parting.
The second of the educational excur-
sions run by the Iowa Central via
this city and over the Northwestern to
Ames. passed thru the city this morn
ing. The train consisted OF seven
coaches and combination car. and
had on board about 1000 passengers,
mostly young people. The Martins
burg band also accompanied the excur-
sion. The train arrived here at 800
o'clock, and was transferred to the
Northwestern, leaving ten minutes lat
er Conductor Frank Snyder brought
the train in on the Central, and Con-
ductors Metcalf and Osborne took 1t
out over the Northwestern. The ex-
crrsion -tarted at Richland and took
on passengers at all stations west to
Oskaloosa.