Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-18
Brownie song books at Liebig's.

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DR.. Lierle. eve. once hours to s.: 80
DR.. Trotter, phycician and surgeon.
Call at Miss Middlekauff's 10 Eas
State.
Have your laundry work done Al
Flitton's. Packages called for and de.
livered.
| Two thousand yards colored dimities
3 cents al yard, tomorrow only. Archie
Parker.
Darling & Mundy for bulk garden
seed grown by Sioux City Nursery
! Company.
Reynolds e Sheldon will have full
supply of strawberries and other good
things for Saturday.
.Wanted-Six good carpenters for the
season. M. v. Horrack, contractor
Union, Hardin county. Iowa.
The Mascot" will be sung for the
special matinee at the Odeon tomorrow
afternoon. Prices, 10 and % cents.
Leave your orders for cakes and 9th
er bakery goods necessary for parties
at Sundell's cafe. You will get the best.
The Sinclair Tea aid Coffee Com
pany retail coffee, tea. ETC.. in fisty-four
cities and towns besides Marshaiitown.
The quality they sell keeps it always
fresh.
Where do you buy your shoes? Are
you sure you are getting your moneys
worth? Did you ever try the Temple of
Economy? Perhaps it would pay you
to do So
The track laying of the Des Moines,
Iowa Falls 81 Northern railway reached
McCallsburg. the small Iowa Central
Story City branch town in Story coun-
ty, today.
The ladies of the Woodman Circle
will serve supper at the German Odd
Fellows hall, corner First avenue and
State street, Saturday evening from 5
to o'clock. Music furnished by Ems
minger's orchestra. Price Is cents.
A special train on the Central bore
north today an outfit of the Walsh
Construction Company. of Davenport.
which arrived in the city on the Great
Western this morning from Macon, Mo.
The outfit is of thirty-four cars and
goes to Eden Prairie, Mimi. via the
Central and M. & ST. l.. Conductor
and Engineer Porter, with the
81, took the special north.
Manager Sam Burroughs, of the high
school base ball team, has made ar
for the teams first public
appearance on the diamond this season.
having secured a game with the Tama
high school for tomorrow afternoon.
The boys have been practicing for sew
eral weeks and hope to be able to make
a creditable showing during the spring
season. Ray Scott is captain of the
nine
Marshall county friends of Elwood
W. Stubs, former. superintendent of the
county farm, will be interested in
that at present he is making |
his headquarters in Melbourne, where
lie is acting as superintendent of the |
". R. Stubs Contracting Company, of |
Kas., a boarding car firm |
hat does business on an immense scale |
md at present has a large contract |
N the Milwaukee. Mr.. Stubs has /
barge of the camp at Melbourne, in
he vicinity of which employees are at
york, on a grade revision.
Professor Frank Carver. of the chait
f history and political science of
1orningside College, Sioux City, who
1as called to Albion few days age
0 attend the funeral of his sister
Iiss Ora Carver, whose death oc-
urred at Burlingame, Kas.. was in
ne city Thursday afternoon, leaving B
t night for Iowa City, where he is
aking o postgraduate course in thr
tate university. having been given
history fellowship. Professor Carver {
Ill leave the university in June Wit
is masters degree. DR.. A. L. Stubs
BGrlingame, Kas. who accompanied
he remains of Miss Carver to Albion
as also in the city Thursday after
oon and accompanied Mr.. Carver to
WA City, spending the day there with ],
lm DR.. Stubs Will leave Iowa CITY
might for Burlingame.
Members of the gun club participated 6
| practice shoot Thursday afternoon
Finkle's park. Owing to the poor \
ondition of the traps, resulting in the $
reaking of many birds, the scores were
OF very good. Abbott was high gun
18th a total of eight-five out of a pos
bic 100: Nichols was second with
ghty-two, and Densel and Wallace \
ed for third with eighty. The club c
emberss enjoyed the presence of Emil q
eller, one of the old-timers before the
apps, who shot thru part of the pro- T
am. Mr.. Keller was at one time con- '
dered one of the top-notchers in the
APP shooting game, and for eight years
lid the championship of Wisconsin.
e has shot with the best of them and
as always looked for at the grand .
merican handicap meetings. He has
1t shot to amount to anything during
e past few years. Rev. c. p. Board
an, who is also an enthusiast on tar z
ITS, was expected to have been a guest g
the club Thursday. but an unex- :
.cted engagement prevented him from
ling present.
FOR SHORTER HOURS.