Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-01
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The City in Brief (
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Base ball tomorrow.
/ Dance Forneys hall tonight.
New waist sets. Chamberlain.
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DR. Billiard, osteopath, IS e. Main.
White parasols at NJ. f. Andrews.
Teddy Bear jewelry at Chamber
lain's.
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Base ball tomorrow. $3.50. Waterloo
VS.. .Marshalltown.
H White wash belts, loc. 25c and sos
at NJ. +. Andrews.
Daily and Sunday Chicago Tribune
for sale at, LaShelle's Cigar Store.
n Red Men, do not forget memoria,
services Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m
Don't fail to hear Father Coffin and
I. N. McCash at the Railroad Y. NJ. G,
A. at $3.50 p. m. tomorrow.
Gents, this is the first of the month
| good time to join the Marshalftowr
Dress club. Price 81 per month. q
Fresh goods and no stale stock a,
the Mutual Benefit. Be good to your
self and give the Mutual Benefit your
orders.
Please remember that We make a
specially Of cleaning and pressing all
kinds of ladies' garments. Marshall
| town Dress club.
You can get square meal for less
money than elsewhere at Henry sun
delIs North Center street restaurant.
Everything clean and wholesome.
First class farm loan investments
can be obtained from Sutton & Evans,
farm loan attorneys, F. o. Box Sc, Tul-
sa. Indian Territory.
Miss Edna Kepler, of. the Woodbury.
fourth grade, went to her home in Mt
She will return to the schools next
year.
Henry Sundelfs North Center street
restaurant is popular in price and
Equality. Only inspected meats served,
and all The cooking guaranteed clean
and wholesome.
Jap Rose, transparent toilet and bath
Esoap is made from the whitest purest.
and best vegetable oils-oils that you
can eat Made by Kirk-sold by all
druggists and sfocers.
The public schools were brought to
close Friday afternoon, and by the
first of the week nearly all of the
left for their vacations.
Lost Saturday morning. between
303 South Second avenue aud the rear
of liz West Main street, small
pocketbook containing twenty dollars
Liberal reward for the return of same
to A. L. Van Tine.
The funeral of Mrs Rebecca Shaner
Matthews was held Friday from the
home of the deceased's daughter. Mrs.
Henry Moler, SOS West Linn street, in
charge of the Christian Scientists. In
.terment was in Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Maben, of Col
.orado Springs, Col, are parents of "a
son, according to word received in this
city by Mrs. Maben's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Galloway. Mrs. Maben was
formerly Miss Ida Galloway.
Mr. George L. Marsh, of the English
department Of the University of Chi
cago, arrived in the city Friday even
ing. and will remain until after the
Iowa College commencement on June
70. Mr.. Marsh will spend the sum-
mer in Europe.
Mr.. Mark Humphrey, an iowa State
College student in the electrical engln-
eering department, arrived in the city
this afternoon and will spend Most of
the summer with his mother, Mrs. I.
j. Humphrey. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Aaron Palmer.
Ii Miss Olive Reeve, teacher of. the sec
ond grade in the Rogers school, went |
to her home in Hampton Friday even |
ing, and, will spend most of the sum-
n1er vacation with her parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. Q.G. Reeve. Miss Reeve will /
return to Marshalltown next fall.
wv ora received Dy lI1eIluS Ol MISS
Ruth Long. OF the Rogers school teach- I
ing force. is to the effect that her fa-
thsr. j. j. Long. on account of whose
illness she was recently called to Ma
son City. had died Miss Long hardly
expects to return to Marshalltown next I
fall, altho she is still undecided as to
her future plans.
Mrs. Margaret Rae Melrose, of Kiung
Chow. Hinan. China, for seventeen
years a missionary Of the Presbyterian
church in China, left Friday evening
for her home In Marcus, after a few
days visit in the city az the guest OF
Or. and Mrs H. "A. .Kinnan. Mrs. Mel
,ose has been attending the Presbyter-
am general a ssembly at Columbus. O.,
and is now on her way home for
visit She viii return to
China inefhe falE
Miss Ida Fitzsimmons, of Lawler,
irst grade teacher at the Arson school,
eft for New Hampton today to visit
It the home of Superintendent F. ].
,onley. of the public schools. Miss
will do institute work in
he Chickasaw county normal the lat
er part of June, and then will go to
JAMESTOWN. Va. to see the exposition.
Hiss Fitzsimmons will return to Mar
halltown next fall. and will be tas-
igned to the first primary work at the
rogers.
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