Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-24
New wash goods at the Hawkeye.

New wash goods at the Hawkeye.
DR.. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave
George j. Allen, scientific optician.
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys, surg
Fountain pens for a quarter at Lie
big's.
All kinds of soft drinks at the Para
gon restaurant.
See T. L. Lloyd for sodding, grading
and brick walks. New phone SCI.
Fancy silk neck ribbons tonight fol-
l. cents per yard. Lee & Benedict.
Don't forget that we will sell you =
silk skirt at your own price. NJ. t. An.
crews.
our shoes and Oxfords are "hot
stuff, but are cool on your feet. f. G
Wallace.
The largest and best assortment OF
plants will be found at the Kemble
green houses. Give us call.
j. C. Stewart had Il malignant growth
removed from one eye this week by the
we'll known specialist, DR.. Wood.
Have you seen the line of tapestries
and chenille curtains at the Hawkeye;
also the new assortment of table covers
and lace curtains?
Carriage Trimning-Bring your bug
gy and have it trimmed and new
top. First-class work. G. e. Webster,
rear of 20 and % North Center street.
The Royal Highlanders of Iowa Cas-
tie, No. 154, enjoyed q social session at
their castle hall Friday night. in honor
the castle. An Italian harp orchestra
furnished the evenings music.
The rainfall for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m. amounted to
10 of an inch. This brings the total
for the past four days to 1866 inche
The extremes of temperature for TIC
twenty-fo hours We're rs and So.
Mrs. Adolph Bernstein went to Des
Moines Friday evening, where Sunday
she will be present at the silver we'd
ding anniversary of her sister, Mrs.
Oscar Greenfield. Mr.. Bernstein will go
to Des Moines this evening to attend
the anniversary celebration.
Mr. George Schneider, until recently
assistant electrician in the employ of
the city, has accepted a position with
the Gamewell Fire Alarm Company, OF
Chicago. He will travel for the COM
rany and install alarm systems in va
rious cities. He expects to be on the
road the greater portion of each year.
On Sunday morning, June ], a special
service for elderly people will be held
at the Friends church and the pastor
will preach an appropriate sermon. The
Christian Endeavor Society has APP
pointed committee, with William
Painter as chairman. to assist any aged
Friends of the church who may not be
/ rovided with conveyances.
President Clyde Whitney, of the Mar
shall County Christian Endeavor Tn
ion. Miss Maude Lowery, of LaMoille,
Rev. Joel Myers, of LeGrand,
and Rev. +. w. Russell, of this city
went to Albion Friday evening. where
they We're present at the opening ses
sion of the fifth annual convention of
the union. The convention will con-
tinue over Sunday, the sessions being
held at the Bethel church. Mr.. A. M.
Hanson and Mr. Carl Myers, of Lee
Grand went to Albion this morning to
attend the convention, and n number of
others from this city will so north this
evening, to be present at the evening
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dressed the convention Friday evening.
At the request of many of our last
seasons patrons we will place on sale
Saturday, May "a, q limited number of
reduced rate carnival tickets at the
following places: E. A. Morgan's, Nc
Bride e Wits, c. j. Lander's, George
2. Powers, Alexander Drug Company's,
2eclSham e Raymond's, Cards furni-
-ure store, La Shelle & Cooks two cigar
torres and the Marshall Tailoring Com
,anys. This seasons ticket is printed
n the form of six general admission
.ickets. are transferred bic, but not good
i detached, and will be sold at 81. All
,ersons expecting to attend the big
carnival should take adj
of this liberal offer at once, as
he sale of these tickets will positively
lose Saturday. May 81.
The remains of Willie G. Summers,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Summers. of
will be brought to Marshall
own for burial Sunday morning, the
'emains arriving at $40 o'clock The
BODY will be conveyed to Riverside di-
'ect from the station, with a brief SER
iice at the grave by Rev. f. w. Scott,
# the Christian church. Master Sum
ners, who was 10 years of age, was
Silled yesterday at Brooklyn in his en-
leavors to board a Rock Island train
Both legs We're mangled and death re-
suited shortly after the accident Mrs
summers is the mother of Mrs. Perigo,
IN old resident of Albion, who died at
irinnell last winter and was brought to
his city for interment in the family
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The Marshalltown high school base
'all team left this morning for Cedar
Rapids, where they meet the high
school nine of that city in game this
afternoon. The boys are going to the
Rapids with the idea of putting forth