Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-31
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The City in Brief

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DR. Buiiard. osseoeash, Is y. Man
Teddy Bear jewelry at Chamber
lains.
Waterloo VS.. Marshalltown Saturday
Sunday and Monday.
See c. l. B. C. summer school ad-
vertisement page s.
Red Men, do not forget memorial
services Sunday afternoon at p. m
Red Men. do not forget memorial
services Sunday afternoon at p. m
The best time to start shorthand and
bookkeeping is June To-. See. ad on
page s.
II Wanted High school students to
take summer school business course.
Ad page s.
Mexican Panama hats for men, wom-
en- and children, 15c. At NJ. F. An
drews'.
II Big bargains for you in wall paper
1 at the sale now going on at Simmons
4 Book Store.
i Neither the Witenagemote nor w. T.
d. clubs met Thursday afternoon, be-
cause of Memorial Day.
Both men are favorites in Mar
shalltown and are excellent speakers.
There will be special music.
4 Women say there is nothing to equal
4 Kinks Jap Rose transparent soap for
i washing the hair. All druggists and
grocers sell til !.
| Hon Joseph Wallace, of Eldora, was
n in the city Thursday afternoon en-
route home from Toledo, O., wheSe he
has been on business.
i Our delivery service is prompt and
Il we give you the benefit of low prices
on the best quality Of goods. Give us
a trial order. Mutual Benefit
4 All Of the ladies interested in the
4 success of the state golf tournament
are requested to meet at the F. B.
Garvin home Monday evening, June
4 8, at o'clock. !.
Miss Jessie Walker. Of this city, was
i Thursday elected second vice president
/ of the Iowa Federation of Colored
women's club. at the biennial conven-
ton that closed at Keokuk.
Charles Kennoyer. of Eldora, arrived
in the city this morning to visit for a
short time with friends. Mr.. Kennoy-
err who formerly lived here. contem-
/ plates leaving Eldora soon and going
i to Oregon to live.
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ Logan ana
daughter Louis, of Minneapolis, are in
1 the city as guests at the home of Mrs.
/ Logail's brother Mr.. W. F. Dwyer.
| Mr.. Logan will go to Chicago Sunday
night, and Mrs. Logan and daughter
will remain for a longer visit.
/ The funeral Of Alexander NJ Austin,
was held at the assembly hall at the
4 soldiers home this morning at 10
o'clock. Chaplain Jesse Cole, officiating.
A delegation from Frank M. Thomas
4 post. No. "a, attended the service in
a body The burial was in Riverside.
Waterloo opens here with Kennedy's
1 team on Saturday and plays also on
ISunday and Monday. For the accom-
mediation of the country people SatuA
days game will begin at 45 o'clock.
Sundays game will be called at $3.50
o'clock. These are the only games to
be played here until the latter part
Of next week.
4 Mr.. William Gray, editor Of the
4 Clear Lake Reporter, and Mr.. John
/ Grimm, an auctioneerx of Clear Lake,
were in the city Thursday afternoon.
n enroute home from d business trip to
4 An1es They took advantage Of their
presence in the city to hear Governor
Cummins' address at the soldiers
home.
Dr. and Mrs. W. NJ. choate leave
Saturday evening for New York City.
DR. Choatel will attend special clinics
atfthe New York College of Dentistry,
and Mrs. Choate will take course in
i gynecology and obstetrics at the, New
York Post Graduate school. Drs.
i Choate will not resume their practices
/ until September 1. On their return they
/ will spend the balance of the summer
at Oak Lodge.
Mr.. James Chinn, of Iowa City, a
nephew Of the late Alexander NJ. AUS
tin. of the soldiers home, arrived in
! the city Thursday afternoon to be
4 present at the funeral of his uncle.
i Miss Stella Austin, a daughter of the
| deceased, from st. Paul, also reached
the city Thursday for the funeral. Both
will Remain to attend the funeral Of
1 their aunt, Mrs. S. j. Austin, to be held
4 Saturday afternoon.
! A telegram, signed by Creseos Ziopel-
4 kon, was received from Chicago this
morning by Wilbur & Sons, at whose
4 parlors the body Of Michael Pezzaloni
| has been awaiting directions as to dis
position. The message asked that the
body be buried in this city. Unless
other arrangements are made 1t is
probable that the body will be shipped
to Des Moines for medical purposes,
as is allowable by law. Pezzaloni is
| the italian who died few days ago
near LeGrand after protracted
drunk 1t is presumed Ziopelkon is the
dead mans brother-in-law.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gillette en-
| tertained at very prettily appointed 5
] O'clock dinner Thursday evening, a
few friends of their son, Mr.. I. q.
1 speers, general manager Of the Cen
TRY shows. who was in the city for the
day. DR.. Speers Gillette was assisted
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