Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-23
Chamberlain, optician.
DR.. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave.


IS The best laundry work Is done s
o Flitton's. West Main.
New brillianteen and light-weigi
{ novelty dress skirts at Nj. +. Andrews
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9 "A Daughter of the Tenements" b
the author of "Chimmie Fadden," p
: Liebig's.
Monday and Tuesday only. best Ham
iiton linens cents a yard. Nj. +. An
drews.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold a
exchange Saturday afternoon at Peck
hams store.
+ The Val Blatz Private Stock is tn
best beer for table use. For sale b.
Gust Biermann.
Misses Winnie Cousins, and Cor.
kilborn leave this evening for tel
days visit in Chicago.
Cummings & Mote. attorneys at law
over No. South First avenue. Genera
law business, loans, etc.
pony saw mill in good condition
for sale cheap. Has been used very
little. O. NJ. Braner. 2O6 South First
avenue.
We are making very low prices OF
iron beds. Look at our window and see
the handsome styles and note the prices
Marion Gard.
Mrs. Charles G. Urine who underwear,
a surgical operation at her home We'd
nesday, is improving nicely and is con-
sidered out of danger.
The regular gathering OF the Invinc
ible Whist Club was held at the home
of Mrs. o. L. Binford, on West Main
street, Friday afternoon.
/ To make your table furnishings COM
p!ete get some of George ]. Aliens fine
] sterling silver spoons, Ia Hes, cold mea,
forks and sugar shells. Always useful
and handsome.
We will run (weather permittingN
our open car Sunday afternoon and
| evening as a pleasure car, giving all
patrons continuous ride over both
lines and return to starting point fo:
10 cents. Marshalltown Light, Power
& Railway Co.
A change for the better was notice
|
Bloomfield this morning, and those at
| her bedside feel very much encouraged
over the outlook. Her pulse was nor
NAL this morning, and tie temperature
nearly SO. and the general conditions
we're all favorable.
| While engaged with her house work
this morning, Mrs. c. M. Baker, of SOC
South Fifth avenue slipped and fell
down the cellar steps, landing in such
a manner as to dislocate her left knee
The injury is extremely painful, and the
lpatient will be unable to walk for some
/ time.
/ Mrs. Matte Bronson, of Minneapolis.
| who has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
j. f. Rutter. in this city, for a time,
left for Omaha this morning, where
she will remain with her niece, Mrs.
W. S. Heaton. Mrs. Rutter accompan-
led her aunt, and they will visit re-
iatives in Fredonia, Kas., before return
/ ing to the city.
| T.. f. Benedict & Co. are unloading
another car of the Big Four -four
| They also are handling the standard
brand of poultry supplies. such as
Pratts' Poultry Foods. oyster shells,
! Mica crystal grit, culled oats, and the
celebrated Lees Lice Killer, beef bone,
beef meal and many other poultry rem-
edies.
Mr.. j. r. Levy, of st. Louis, former
Western Union operator in this city.
arrived from st. Louis Friday and will
remain for few days visiting at the
home of his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. c. AIillhiser. Mrs. Levy has
been here for a few weeks, and will
accompany her husband south. Mr..
Levy is in the employ Of The Celia Com
mission Company, one of the largest
bucket-shop concerns N the country,
and will soon open an office of his own
lat LaBelle, Mo.
We are making very low prices on
iron beds. Look at our window and see
the handsome styles and note the prices.
Marion Gard.
Captain Nelson Ames, upon invitation
Of Mrs. Jessie C. Liston. principal of
the Abbott school, addressed the pupils
Of the seventh grade of that building
Friday afternoon upon The Battle of
seventh grade pupils have been study
ing the civil war in their history classes
and the personal "reminiscences or one
who had taken n prominent part in the
famous battle of Gettysburg were very
interesting to the children. Captain
Ames was presented by the children
with boquet of pink carnation at the
conclusion OF his address.
The members of the high school base
ball team went to Cedar Rapids this
morning, where they met the team of
the high school of that city this after
noon. The game should be one of the
fastest of the school schedule, as the
teams are very evenly matched, with
the advantage slightly with the visit
ing team Two weeks ago the two met
in this city, Cedar Rapids losing by
score of 5 to 6 on a very wet field
With the conditions more favorable to-
days result may be different. Mar
lows: Salisbury. catch: Kent pitch;
Woods, short stop; Andrews, first;
Chinn, second; Kirk, third; Duncan,
left field; Lincoln, center field and Pc
terson. right field. Kirk and Forrey
substitutes. T. F. Phillips, A. Berg
gren, Carl Meickley. Albert Hull, AL
bert johnson and Russell Sieg accom-
panied the players.
Messrs p. A Hawley and w. A. An
derson, of the postoffice, arrived home
fco,o panidS whar.