Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-05

SATURDAY anu oulud}. cIiuey lduiSS
free day.
Every woman knows Munsfng under
wear. Don't you find it satisfactory?
Sold only by M. F. Andrews.
Screen doors, screen wire, adjustable
screen windows delivered promptly and
prices reasonable. Horne & Gelvin.
' The Tirzah Aid society will meet
with, Mrs. George McCombs, sos East
Nevada street Thursday afternoon.
Our variety of green vegetables is
complete. Large fine and fresh straw
berries received every morning. Olson.
Any one wishing to enter in any Of
the athletic events at the fair ground
on July Fourth please apply to A. j.
Clarke president.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mcbride and
daughter Marie. left this morning for
three weeks outing at Lake Jeffer-
son.
NJ F. Andrews is showing a line of
of fine, dainty. exquisite embroideries
for waists. Quite out of the ordinary
in designs. Low prices makes buying
Irresistible.
A good position for the right party.
Henry Pappe is in need Of an No.
clothing salesman. Must have refer
ences. Apply at once or address Henry
Pappe, Marshalltown. Iowa.
The Shakespeare society met Tues
n ~ @1,~ 1&, 40 NfrS
William Pence hmes and resumed its
regular study. The club will meet next
week with Mrs E. w. Winery.
The famous Tycoon teas. known the
world over for their excellence, are
sold in Marshalltown by Will Miller,
the grocer. The reputation Of these
teas was built on quality. Send Miller
a trial order.
The anniversary sale OF china and
cut glass at the Simmons store is at
tracing considerable attention. There
is an immense stock to select from
An unusual opportunity for those who
desire to buy wedding presents.
The body Of Capt. Amos Rowley. who
died Tuesday morning at the soldiers
home hospital, was taken to New
Hampton Tuesday night for burial. ac-
companied by q son Of the deceased, L.
6. Rowley, of Maynard.
About thirty Of the members of the
on Rev H., H. Doan, 400 North Fourth
street, Tuesday evening, and in honor
of his birthday anniversary, made up
and presented him with a purse.
very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Invitations issued by the faculty and
senior class of the State University of
Iowa dental department, for the COM
on Wednesday, June IL,
have been received by friends in the
city. Mr.. Fred A. Neil of this city, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Neil. is a mem
her of the class.
Mrs. r. C. Jones entertained about
twenty of her lady friends at her Home,
sos West Nevada street, in honor of
her birthday anniversary. The hostess
received several pretty pieces of china.
Light refreshments, were served, Mrs.
Jones being assisted by her daughters
Cicely and Leona Jones. -
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Michael. Pezzaloni the> Italian who
dropped dead at IeGrand aboutI two
weeks ago and whose body was held
pending an effort to locate his rela-
tives, will be buried Thursday after
noon at O'Clock in the local cemetery.
The funeral will be held from Wilbur
& Sons undertaking parlors.
Mrs. T. w. Reseh and daughter
Maurine. of Detroit Mich, arrived i'll
the city Tuesday evening and were
guests over night at the home of the
formers brother, Mr. A. c. Buchanan.
This morning, Mrs. Resch, accompan-
led by her daughter, went to Eldora
for a few weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Buchanan.
Mrs. Harry Carr and little son
Charles. who arrived in the city seven
weeks ago from Los Angeles, Cal, for
a visit with relatives here, left this
for Portland, Ore, ITO join Mr..
Carr and make that their home. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Cars sis
ter. Miss Fannie Vogel, who will re-
main in Portland for a visit Of two
months or longer.
The senior class of the high school
enjoyed Tuesday what will probably be
it's final gathering for years to come,
by participating in picnic at Rock
Valley Mills. Both dinner and supper
were cooked in the woods, and the PEE
riodical showers at least did not DAM
pen the spirits of the young people.
Mrs. Palmer, wife of Superintendent
Palmer. was the guest of honor, and
acted as chaperon. The
outing was in every way pleasant
one.
Iowa Central railroad men who spend
layovers at Mason City, are
1uite exercised over illegal SEEMING that
hey claim is being done by wholesale
at Lime creek, small stream where
fishing is usually pretty good. The
say that for half mile
near the Central round house. the
banks of the creek were lined the 9TH
sr day with fish that had been taken
out and left to die. The creek was
seined for game fish. and all other va
rieties were thrown away. also many
Of the smaller game fish not large
enough to eat
Judge and Mrs. G. w. Burnham left
Tuesday night for Mitchell. Planking-
ION and Chamberlain. s. D., where Mr.. |
Burrham will look after land interests. /
Their principal stay will be at Plank
ngton, where the judges aged mother,