Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-09
Spring chickens at Hoyt's.
Dr. Trotter. office with DR.. Mighell.


Spring chickens at Host's.
Dr. Trotter, office with DIR. Mighell.
Valenciennes laces for cent a yard.
The Hawkeye.
For le-strawberry plants so cents
a hundred, 800 for 81. Mrs. Charles Satia.
Come and get one of those understands
before they are gone; sl.9s. The Hawk
eye.
Val Blatz Private Stock is the fin
est beer manufactured for table use.
Sold by Gust Bierman.
Mr. ID. f. Lester, manager Of the At
Valley Forge company. WAS IN the city
on business "Wednesday
You are thinking about your spring
suit You should see whst farrand d
Clifford have before you deeies
Goldins's Skin Enamel. the new anti
septic substitute for court plaster, is
now on sale at the stores 81 - \. More
gan and Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
Messrs, r. d. Evans ana f NJ. sutton
are preparing to erect foui, cottages on
the vacant lot at the juacti0n Of North
Second and Center streets They will
also build several residences 81 tract
of land recently purchase! rs them on
the south side. on Iowa street.
The rev government lands of Okla
homa and the fine farming lands of
Minnesota ard Dakota reached quickly
via the Iowa Central railway. Home
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Write to George S. Batty q. r and 7.
A.. alarshalltown. Ia, for suil particu-
lars.
Word yesterday from Mrs j. w At
kinson, Of Colorado Springs who is in
Chicago with her little daughter, who is
receiving treatment for hyarophobia, is
to the effect that the child is improving
slowly and that her attending physician
thinks that seven more treatments Will
be sufficient.
Gilman Dispatch: The Central has
ard l.. q. Baale's corn cribs are being
rrovernent. Also, the side track Will be
!cngthensd. The town council has made
a proposition to the Central to straight
On the street running east and west
there and make the stock yards north
Of it.
The supervisors are having con-
structed q storm sewer around thecourt
housc, for the purpose Of taking care of
the water from the roof of the big
building Heretofore the storm water
has been allowed to run on the surface
Of the ground. with the result that the
foundation walls have been kept damp
/ in stormy Weather and in freezing
weather the cement walks In frent of
the building have been injured.
Mr.. Richard Dana Marsh. son IF Mr..
and Mrs. I r. Marsh returned Wednes-
day evening from Iowa City, where he
has been a student in The civil engin-
leering apartment Of the State Tniver-
K sity of Iowa. Mr.. Marsh has finished
this years work. completing his course
a liitla earlier than others in his de-
partment. He will probably be here for
81 the summer and has accepted a tenn
rarary position in the general freight
department Of the Iowa Central.
Conductor Denny Ward of the Chi
5cago & Northwestern, Who has been off
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i in the city this morning and will be tn:
guest for few days of his brother, Mr.
& w w M4rd. Mr.. Ward has been to
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MI. L. NJ. Wentworth. of State Cen
ter. who is connected with the Pennayl.
yania syatcni In the freight service, was
host to number OF his gentlemen
4 friends al his hone Wednesday evening
4 Invitations Were extended 10 about for.
friends, which included number d!
those in railway circles in thia.city. Tn
occasion was in honor of his anniver
sary which -Ir. Wentworth considers /!
worth calculating in a proper manner
SO long az it comes only once year
4 Among the guests from abroad were
Superintendent II. j. Slifer and a mum
q Der Of etller Northwestern officials ant
81 Mr.. jules Lumbard, of Omaha, Who fol
a many years has been Identified with tn
PENNSYLVANIA systems Star Union lire
Il MIR Hubbard spent "Wednesday after
: Freight Agent Seth Zug, of the Central
going TO State centertin the evening.
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