Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-30
GeorgeJ. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block. new phone

DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block. new phone
Reduced rates June 4. Business Col-
.lege.
For rent-Resldence at FOG East Main
street. A. r. Shorthill.
Twenty-Five pieces of embroidery to-
select from at cents yard at the
Fair.
The annual Decoration day shoot was
observed this afternoon by the menu
ibers of the Marshalltown Gun Club at
Finkles Park
The Harmony Aid Society Will meet
Thursday afternoon With Mrs. George
Ferguson, eliving from the city in a
hack at 9 O'clock.
George Trefrry, 1Ol West Main street,
Marshalllown, la. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed
Mr.. Joe lsgermayer went to Carroll.
this morning for a ten days visit. On.
Friday evening. ha Will attend the
alumni banquet of the high school and.
Will toast The New Class
officer Cochran arrested Tuesday
night a young man and woman for rid
ing bicycles Without lights. They Viii
have their hearing tomorrow, both
Wheels having been kept for security.
Miss Kit 1Andrus, of Jacksonville, Fla
is in the city, the guest of Mrs. Myn
Hurlbut. Miss Andrus' home was IN the
city until some nine years ago and
many old schoolmates Will be glad to
meet her again.
Frank Brown, the Central fireman
Who had Il crippled hand hurt Oh an
teneine at Oskaloosa Saturday night
submitted TO an operation this forenoon,
whereby the stump of the index finger
lof the right hand, which was bruised
wasamputated.
The graduating class of the high
school added another event to the
Weeks activities by picnicking this af-
ternoon at Quarry. They left the city
about O'Clock With lunch baskets
heavy and fun. Their only guest was
Professor II. S. Barker.
The successful business men OF the
Lefty realize that the residence district
can grow in but one direction; the river
shuts ii off on the north. the creek and
| loWlandsa on the east and on the south
1.-The creek. railroad yards and manufac-
tories. To the West, then, it must grow,
which makes Electric addition lots sure
Ito increase in value.
Miss Carrie Icc onnell who has been
one of the Fourth wards efficient
| Third ward next year, and as fare
Well gathering for her. Mrs. Jessie Lis
4 ton, principal. and Miss Etiie Perry,
supply, served bountiful spread Tues
4 day evening to the teachers Of the
school the only outside guest being
4 Mrs. +. L. Willard.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hull served al,
elegant 68o.clock dinner To the follow
Ting guests Tuesday evening, according
them the privilege of meeting in So
/ elal way Mr. William Hawley Smith
who gave the commencement address,
I Isvaand Mrs. f. W. Parsons. DR. and
Mrs. c. G. Gettle, Mr.. and Mrs. II y j,
d Hove, Professor j. S. MCGOWAN, Pro
fis8fessor +. L. Willard and Mr.. q. "a. Tur-
ner.
4 AS showing the great amount Of in
4 crease in mail received by resident!
4 along the line of rural delivery routes
A the three routes from Brooklyn are OK
4 8cellent examples. The number of dali,
4 papers said 10 be taken atethat plac.
exceeds 300 In other Words, The daily
i newspaper lists d Brooklyn have prob
4 ahiN Increased 600 per cent since the in
4 sauguration Of the rural delivery. Ths
i'rautes have been in existence nearl,
Il two Years.
4 +. III. Clifford S new restaurant wa
Il opened 10 the publiuc last evening, an,
4 the patrons express themselves as wei
li.pleaaed With the lunch and dinner
served. II is probably one of the bes
equipped restaurants in the state. am
the parlors provided for ladies vii
doubtless be appreciated, az they ar
lthe only parlors in the city fitted up es
pecially for the comfort and convent
fence of the wives of farmers. III yo
want q first-class meal. served in III
hest style, go to Giffordis and you vii
get it.
ii A special train to accommodate tn
Il Alarshailtown travelling men and other
d Who wish to attend the travelling men
Fpicnic at Des Moines VIII leave til
yEchlcaso Grea Western depot at Z a. n
Saturday morning, June . One fare 70
thesround trip. This is a great oppor
a tunity for any person Intending a tri
Ito Dies Moines. Des Molnes Will sho,
every visitor a good time. There wi
be all kinds of sports and eNerytiln
! VIII be free to the travelling people ,rh
train will be decorated and the hes
band procurable VIII accompany tn
delegation. While the train is ordere
I and guaranteed by the travelling mel
'i5Isany one who desires may take advar
tage of the special train and the 10,
!, rate. Children at half the above rate.
For further information call o
or adde's Il. w. Van Derveer j. VI
. Mcpherson, Charles Hull or j. "A. ELI
/ agent C. G.. w. MarshaIliown, Iowa.
If any one thinks to play prank o
the members of the w. a. n. Club an
have the return prank go by defau
/ the chances are that 'sadder an
j wiser will be the verdict Of that on,
! Therefore the condition that exist
: when tho members take to jokin
! among themselves, is one which
!. bound to bring forth many interestin
affairs. There are a. few of the clu
!, who are inveterate jokers and an al
tempt was made Monday evening t
even up old scores. but instead of tha
). the list has grown. for the ones piotte
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