Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-15
Kuymiss at Mcbride & Wills.

New potatoes so cents a peck, at Gull
leys
Domestic and Imported cigars at
Rails.
Bllet's sardines in oil at olson's, 1877
West Main.
Tonight we will sell all our dressing
sacques at cost. Lee & Benedict.
H. L. simkins, undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoftice-
Four fine office rooms Tor rent. Will
liam Andrews & Co.. 1Ol West Main
street.
Tonight, choice OF all our fancy neck
ribbons for 121a cents per yard. Lee q
Benedict
Just received. a line of the latest de-
signs Of shell combs and ornaments for
the iair. Nine. Rema.
just let us figure on Your lumber bills
and be convinced that we save you
money. j. +. Irwin Lumber Company.
Don't these days make you think of
lisht-weighs underwear? Farrand &
Clifford have nice lire to select from
Miss Maude T..land. ole OF the prom.-
rent teachers in the schools at Abba.
Iowa. is at present in the city recelv:ng
treatment Of DR.. Wilson for her eyes
Chief Clerk W. F, Hesse. OF Chief En-
ginser keliey's office. arrived home this
morning from Danville, III, where he
went a few days ago to be present a..
his sisters wedding.
MISS Myrtle Parkes went today to
Hubbard and Miss Wayne Parkes 10.
Cedar Falls to make arrangements for
taking up their schcolwork next YEAR as
teachers. they having been elected to.
positions in the towns mentioned.
capt. Llsle w. Brown and Lieut..
Ralah Winery. of Company II. ar
siyea home this morning from Cedar
rs pid, where they have benin attend
aslae al the annual small arms practice
shoot Of the Iowa National Guard.
The Marshall,own Stone Company
have completed arrangements Whereby
they are able To deliver foundation stone
In any quantities on short notice There
Is no reason now for delay in building
operations il you buy your stone II this
firm
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MI Ole Davidson Who has b-enin tns
erg4nserins department. Of the Iowa
Central since the sprlng OF lSss. and Was
assistant chief engineer under eN-Chlef
Fnglnser T. Macy, has resigned his
position ard Will leave tonight for CHI
,asq where h. has aecspsefi position
ea,, l,na ,rus,ees3 Mr. Ioa,.isIso,l,s hone
ii So,th,.ao,,
Mss Myrtle Long daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Ni3ian Long q $50 North
FIRST avenue. arrived meme FRIDAY from
isl9eEFvar. Wis Where she has been for
the past four years employed as a
teacher for the Wisconsin state school
Eof he deaf, She VIII spend the SUM
amer IN the eity al her parents home
and In the fa' will go to Northampton,
Mass. n enter Smith College. where she
will undergo special training for her
K ton "a IN. deaf
The Centrals business car iowa, oh
i which there has just been completed IN
4 the Central Shops considerable amount
| OF work, was taken out yesterday for a
| run up and back on the Story City
branch General Foreman G. ii Mead
Of the car shops. who has been person
ally overseeing the work, and Air Brake
Expert George Parker, VINO mas CON
4 Quoted personally the equipment OF ne"
/ brakes. accompanies the car to see II
4 everything was In perfect working order