Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-13
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tlltton's laundry does the work.
Or Janss .,,r.>-,, ,,i ,,,,ve,c,.,
- - 2 -. $50. -. :, - =
Dr. Irotter, office with DIR. MishelL
Laces and embroidciies very cheap at
the Racket Store.
TRY cul,ev;, n,e., ,,,a,.,.ot on,,;.,.
and nrica hettor 49,, a.hass ,
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rive dozen more gingham underskirts
lor tomorrow at 90 cents each. Lee &
Benedict.
sill. c,a,as -,,.;.,, -,
tins ali ca,nrs w.. 49, se,i nnse
misses. at NJ F. Andrews
Screens, W., T,,,.,,,,h 49,,
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prices rrv,ir 1s,,,s,,,.,,. ,,,S,,s.
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Messrs. Stacey Woods and Harry
'ohhson' Iowa Central swttcnmen ems
I'oNed IN the local yards, We're in Oska-
loosa sunday night in attendance at TIE
regular meeting of Oskaoesa Lodge No.
lo2, u. OF II. II.
The Epwortb Leave g5nvsntion viii,
be held in San Francisco Cal, in July.
and you will do Well to remember that
the best line to take IS the Iowa Cen
tral railway Only four days en- route.
Write George S. Batty, G z. and I. A.,
Alarshailtown. Ia. for tiill particulars
Mr. i r. 1;illas,l;-. 4, ya,,5, ~
ner ~ l,,..,,,.,i,.s.,9., ~,
day in he city ,ool,,,f,
connection Win III. ,,,,
here. Mr.. C;illesn;e. Il ,n,lsi,s, a,,a,ass
ments 10 plat yyhat vi,i he ln,,.,, !, :,
Sunnvside addition b...,,aen CIV az,
Eighth streets. north II S,s,ts. soon M !
land il at present knalvn a, C;jllesnie &.
Howard's addition
NM s, NJ al = paskihs mousse employc'
received an injury a. abou, 8 o,c,oek on
Saturday evening whils riding i bcycla
on State street. Fat,ars was po,n. an {,
and when he reached the Center street
corner ran into a buggy being driven
west. He. was thrown from his wheel.
striking his head on the payemen, He
sustained cash one and. one-haly
inches long, skull deep ON !, he bac, az
his head, which had 10 sawe,, IN,
soi's.u's CT y. y. Wl!ilasns, OF the Cen
= a. Milo Is on me peorla-Mason City
.aii p's,ween Aasshaiitown and Peoria.
laaNes tomorrow: TOR ST. PAU. where he
WI pe ~ attendance as a delegate from
s''sl'siidiiloWh DIVISION No. 4. Q. X. c.,
- lne grand DIVISION meeting OF To-.
.eeheuetors, which begins tomorrow and
confines several days Several other
ioWa central conductors had antci-
paled attending the convention, but ow-
NE 70 the vast amount of work in prog
isss and the lack Of men II was ilnpcssi-
,,,issia,,s - ,a,. - ~ grant per
4 ennis. os (,slsl,,gs., -, - ~
l,r,y ana e,'' Nh, Ill {. ~ .iie e.'s
yyillia,ns, run 5,,rn. Nj.
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Lucille Nernetie Alien. the little
.aaugnser OF Mr. and Mrs. George j..
Alien, was years old Saturday and in
the afternoon from till Mrs, Allen
entertained about thirty Of her daugh-
ter's friends. Refreshments We're served
during the afternoon. the hostess being
q assisted by Mrs. q. w. Bartmess Mrs.
ei Hniy and Mrs. y. =. Cummings.
MISS Lucii!e's guests We're Mary Cum
mngs. Catherine Benedict, Morlan Bis
mop katherine kruskopf Frances Wer-
lien, Byron Ruth. Elizabeth Tallett,
Francis hegel. Helen Binfort, Donald
Wallace Harold Rhoades. Raymond.
A J. Eleserkin Boardman, Ross
Geek, Maurice Hull Geraldine Smith,
Donald kinnan Maurice Auringer. lisa
Dele Aliard, Rachel Patten. Herbert