Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-29

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TIE CITY In BRIEF
DR.. N. W. Getz, surgeon, physician.
Kembles. flowers. 52s North Third
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main
Wall paper and paper hanging. SEE
Dinges & Everist.
Strawberries are fine today at Rey.
nods & Sheldon's.
The best laundry work is done a;
Fiitton's, West Main.
! An new line of accordian plated
| brilliantine skirts Just received. Lee
Benedict & Co.
| We have green, blue, brown and black
umbrellas. for sun or rain. NJ. f. An
drews.
New Home sewing machines, tn.
best in the market, at popular prices
| Schmidts Hardware Store.
| Wanted-Horses and cattle to pas
| ture: PLENTY nf shade and water: woven
wire fencing; near town. William A
Sandoe.
| We are prepared to 90 all kinds oil
turned work. Cali on US when in need
CT mill work. o. NJ. Braaer, zoe South
First avenue.
Lees lice killer will keep your poul-
Try free from lice and mites. For sale
by E. e. Benedict & Co., No. 4 East
State street.
DR.. Cora Williams. specialist, gym
| 6. West Main. Residence and Office
telephone tnew. No. CO.
|, Rev. David Dempster will preachs al
the Presbyterian church next Sabbati,
morning and evening a full attendance
at both services is desired.
The members of the Adamson -Fergu-
son orchestra were in Grinnell Thurs
day evening. whore they furnished
music for dancing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lane, residing
in Taylor township four miles north Of
the city. on the T.. c. Wetherbee prop
erty. are parents of daughter. born to
them Thursday
The Manhattan Club will meet Sat
urday afternoon at the usual place for
the purpose OF entertaining one of the
honorary members who is visiting here.
Bring your tatting.
We have three brands Of -four, the
Wizard, Pride and Dundas. Any of
these fiours at 81 per sack while they
last. Five sack lots at 95 cents. Every
sack guaranteed. e. Z. Benedict a
Co.
Work of students of the Interna-
tionai Correspondence schools, Scran-
ton. Pa. is being exhibited at the Fair
Store. This is an opportunity to inves-
;isate their superior methods. Do not
fail to cali and see II.
The story OF Jolly Uncle Bill" tina.
appeared In Wednesdays issue has
been declared off because the parties
did not show UP at G. A. Jones', 126
West Main. where they could get a ko-
dak and photo supplies.
Superintendent ]. a. Davis and
Trainmaster w. A. Donnelly. of the
Central. We're in the city Thursday.
having been up the Story City branch
looking over conditions as a result of
the storm damage few days ago.
Mrs. C. +. Reimer has received the
official publication from the state in
stitution for the feeble minded, at
Glenwood. giving the complete report of
the recent disaster by tornado. Mrs.
Reimer has a son. Clyde McMahon.
aged IS, who is in the institution.
Contaminated water. pure water or
any kind of water will look and taste
pure out of those popular bell shaped
star cut glass tumblers, one given free
with each $1.00 cash purchase at Sim
Glars tomorrow. Come and see the
srarlSlers, whether you buy or not. save
for set of them.
The principals of the various school
buildings of the city presented today to
Miss Olive Zug clerk in Superintendent
Cranes Office, library souvenir spoon,
to show their appreciation for many
kndnesses that she has extended them
during the school year just closed. On
the handle was engraved the words
"Prins of '03.'
The Iowa Central general passenger
department is arranging for a big ex-
cursion out OF Peoria next Wednesday,
The business men of that city are going
to Bloomington, and from the present
prospects 1t is thought the excursion
will be the largest of the season. Ne
gotiations are being made for twenty
coaches. all foreign equipment to ac-
commodate the crowds.
Superintendent of Equipment and
Machinery George d. Brooke. of the
Iowa Central and NJ & st. L., of Min
neapolis, arrived in the city this morn
ing for the purpose of cooking into the
damage done by the high water The
Iowa Central. Mr.. Brooke, said, was not
the only road with high water trouble
on It's hands, as the NJ. & ST l.. had been
similarly afflicted during the past few
days, resulting in damage to track and
roadbcd.
Mr.. George L. Hoffman, formerly
manager of the Dunn eating house at
the union station. was In the city to-
day. on f1ia way from Sioux City to
Chicago, where he will visit for short
time He Will stop in Tama and Cedar
Rapids with friends en- route. Mr.. Hoff-