Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-29

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/ You can't take pictures Decorate
day without plates. etc. Adamson ha
fresh ones and he keeps open Frida
/ forenoon.
Don't fail to hear A. E. Kimball, c
Chicago, on Christian Science, Thurs
day evening at the Odeon, 8 O'CLOCK
Admission free.
The senior class of the high schoo
enjoyed a class picnic yesterday after
noon at Rock Valley Mills. Supper wa
enjoyed in the woods.
+. A. McCarl, prominent citizen o
Gilman, is taking treatment for ey
trouble at DR.. Kierulff's well-knowl
eye and ear infirmary and is gettin!
we'll.
The Marshalltown Harp Orchestra
was in Gearing Wednesday night
where music was furnished for thu
commencement exercises of the Gearing
high school.
Chaplain Jesse Cole. of the Soldiers
Home, left this morning for Muscatine
where tomorrow he will deliver the me-
mortal address before the G. A. r. ant
citizens of that city.
Rev. Father Joseph Schlueter, o.
Haverhill, was in the city Wednesday
evening, arriving from Chicago. where
he has been for a week looking after
the purchase of furnishings for his new
church.
The office of General Agent T. ]
WATSON, of the Central, was removed
today from the old quarters, in the
east part OF the general offices build
ing, to the rooms formerly occupied
by the passenger department.
AS already noticed, we shall discon-
tinue the use of stamps, coupons, etc,
after June /, as most of our customers
are tired of them, and would rather
have some other treat" than the
stamps of late months. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
The postoffice hours on Memorial day
will be as usual on holidays. The
general delivery and carrier windows
will be open from s to 10 a. M, but
there will be no general delivery by
the carriers. The usual o'clock col
Ie,tion of mails will be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Johnson and
daughter Rhea left this morning for
Chicago. where they will make their
home for about a year. Mr.. Johnson
VIII engage in the brokerage business in
Chicago. His interests here will still
3e maintained, in charge of A. C. john
son.
Park NJ. Bentley, of this city, sold
re sterday to j. A. Kildee, of Usage, his
'orrel pacing mare Addie Hayden. Mr..
Sjldee paid $3.50 for the animal and will
1t once place her in the hands of
rainer for the fall race meeting. She
s to be campaigned more extensively
he purchaser expects.
Mr.. II. P. Densel arrived home
/" has been in attendance at the an
n,al tournament of the Dubuque Gun
Club. Mr.. L. c. Abbott, who was
present at the shoot, returned this
The Marshalltown men did
ONE very good shooting yesterday, be-
ng we'll up among the high averages.
Charles Miller well-known farmer
ear Liscomb returned home las'
tuesday, having had a severe but sue
essful operation performed to one of
lis eyes at the well-known eye and ear
nfirmary of DR.. Kierulff, 104 East
lain street. Mr.. Miller is well pleased
nd said: THE best people advised me
O go to DR.. Kierulff and he has done
he good job"
Word to friends in the city from Mr..
George S. Batty, until recently general
nssenger and ticket agent of the Iowa
,,ntral railway in this city, now gen
raj manager of the Streets Car and
Fable Line, Chicago, is to the effect
at he has been summoned to his home
4 Candy, Ore, because of severe at
lotion to his family. The message
,oes not state the nature of the trouble.
ut 1t is feared that Mrs. Batty, who
as been in poor health for some time, |
not SO we'll.
State Deputy j. e. Starboard, of the
loyal Highlanders, left this morning
.r Western Iowa, where he expects to
e gone the better part of the summer.
tr. Starboard will remain for an eX
.nded stay in Logan. and will also be
, Ida Grove, Dunlap and Woodbine.
IRIS. Starboard and son Earl left this
for Oelwein, where they will
lsit ten days with the formers par
nts. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Triem. They /
ill Join Mr.. Starboard in Logan at the
inclusion of their stay in Oelwen.
In honor of Miss Edith Long, whose
to Mr.. Herman L.. McCaw,
Mason City, was recently announced
II June II, Mrs. G.. II. Ruth gave q
lima shower Wednesday evening. The
tests fifteen in number, We're mem
ers of two young ladies' social organ
ations that fourished several years
20, the w. A. n Club and the N. O. f
Tub. Dinner was served at Z, and be-
re opening her packages the bride
ect was compelled to guess the names
the donors from cards attached on
hich the letters We're arranged hit
I'd miss. Mrs. Ruth's guests We're
RS. Belle Rodgers, Mrs. Cora Diehl, I
RS. Anna Williams. Mrs May Adams,
rs. Mary Cummings, Mrs Annette
awards, Misses Della Parrctt, Maize
uffree, Judith Cornell Winifred Cous
s, Pearl Harey and Cora Kilborn
rs. Winifred Monteith, Of Chicago;
re-. Myra Cox, of Belle PLANE; and
re-. Loretta Davis, of Belle PLANE.
See the Boomer Girls Friday after
ION in the pasture opposite the fair
ounds, East Main street. Game called
so p. m.