Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-18

Ihree pieces OF e. X. Lay S DOllar
Back" silk so on sale tomorrow for 79c
Fancy mohairs, worth so cents, on
sale tomorrow for 80 cents and up. e.
r. Lay. q
Plenty of strawberries for tomorrow.
Two quart boxes for Is cents. Idso
Mercantile Co.
Porch shades s feet wide S1.00; feet
wide, rs cents. These are offered at
less shan half regular price. i. r.
Lay.
without doubt ladies will find in
our stock of knit summer underwear
just what their needs require. Pratt 81
Baxter.
The members of Concordia Naebund
enjoyed pleasant meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Dieterich.
H. f. Simkins, of Simkins e Estel,
undertakers, was in Liscomb Wednes-
day TO take charge of the funeral of
the late Mrs. r. w. Melick.
All are cordially invited to attend
a lecture on Christian Science by Miss
Mary Brookins. c. s. b., of Minneapolis.
First Church of Christ. scientist, Main
and Fifth streets, Sunday, 3 p. m.
Sinclair will prove to you that he
can give you fresh coffee and better
coffee than you can get elsewhere, and
give you nice piece of Haviland china
besides. if you will just try dollar
purchase Saturday.
We have worked pretty we'll out from
under the biggest flood Of business that
ever descended on Marshalltown
wall paper firm, and can get to your job
at shortest notice. Dinges & Everist
opposite NJ. E. church
Delos A. Wilbur arrived home this
morning from Clear Lake, where he
has been since Tuesday, for the open
ing of the game fish season. He had
but little sport, and While he says there
were few sensational catches, fishing
on the whole was not anything eX-
ira.
Misses Florence Hopkins and Agnes
Burroughs went to Ames this morning,
where this afternoon they will be
guests at l o'clock luncheon given
by Miss Glendora McCors. instructor
in Spanish at Iowa State College. This
evening they will be in attendance at
the sorority ball.
Mary Lemon, aged years, daughter
of David Lemon, who died at the Sol
ders Home on April g. was taken to
Davenport today to enter the Soldiers
Orphans Home. The girls mother
lives at 1906 West Linn street. Chap
lain Cole has been the child's guardian,
and he secured for her admission to the
Davenport home Humane Officer
Rosa Liebig accompanied the child.
Master Mechanic Thomas NJ. Feeley,
accompanied by the recently appointed
foreman of the car shops, j. w. Cham
berlain, left Thursday for a trip over
the south end of the line. including
stops at the division points and Peoria
for the purpose of making Mr.. Cham
ical department employees and the con-
ditions at the various division points.
A large delegation from Frank NJ.
Thomas Post, No. 81, G. A. r., went to
Gilman this morning to attend the flu
neral of Daniel Mcdaniel, which was
held at l o'clock this afternoon. Those
who attended from here We're w. B.
Williams, George Trautmann, L. Nc
Kinnon, w. H. Horsely, w. B. Beeson,
w. &. Wilson, E. Hepner j. c. Bullock,
C. n. Brock, c. M. Norton, ]. S. Perry
and H. w. Mundhenlt.
Carrie Seibert, said to be from this
city, has been arrested in Des Moines
on charge of larceny preferred by L.
E. Lamb. Lamb claimed that he and
his wife had befriended the young
woman and taken her into their home.
When away from home Lamb alleged
that the girl had gone thru his trousers
pockets and distracted therefrom SIS,
with which she proceeded to- have a
good time" The Seibert girl denied
the charge when arraigned.
Mr.. A. H. Donmelson, of 504 East Linn
street, is ready buyer, but is in no
hurry to SELL About ninety days ago
he made a visit to Indian Territory
with Sutton & Evans, of this city, and
thru them bought eighty acres of
prairie land. Yesterday he was by
telegraph offered cash price for his
land that would have hade him a net
profit on his purchase Of $500, but he
preferred to keep the land. Mr.. DON
nelson was we'll pleased with the people
and the many natural resources of the
country down there.
Mrs. George Rhfnehart, living on
North Thirteenth street, who was bad
ly burned by catching her dress in a
bonfire a few weeks ago. will undergo
an operation for skin grating at ST.
Thomas hospital tomorrow. Mrs.
burns covered a large sur
face, and are very deep. One foot and
ankle were burned and also large spot
across the back. Mrs Teitei, of Glad |
brook, will undergo an operation at the
hospital Saturday morning, as will also
Miss Mabel Richards, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs A. s. Richards, Of this city. |
"The Homeseeker's," beautiful |
play of the south and west will play |
an enga cement at the Odeon mex.
Sunday evening. 1t is a story Of heart
interest, built on a theme that is Of
vast Importance and interest to many.
It deals with Sooner" days that oc-
CURED during the opening of the great
Sioux reservation. The characters are
real and the scenes natural and the
company of high class and it is safe
to state that a good, clean, healthy
play will be seen when this attraction
plays here next Sunday evening Prices