Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-11

We clean ladies' gloves and silk
waists. Flitton Dye Works.
| For a cool, refreshing drink, patron
ize Alexander Drug Company.
| Home grown asparagus, radishes,
onions and lettuce. Olson. 121 w. Main.
Trimmed millinery and flowers at
& Lay.
Ii you want your wheel put in first
class shape, take it to Huber, the ex-
pert, West State.
Mrs. II. o. Vance has accepted the
management of the millinery depart
ment at Nine. Rema's.
Wall paper paper hanging, and car
riagc painting. Go to Dinges s. Ever
list, 2o51a West Main street.
Denison Review: Mrs. t. J. Kelly
has been entertaining her friend Mrs.
Rice of Marshalltown, this week.
Wanted, few loads of we'll rotted
manure at Wright's greenhouses, 11S
North Third street. Both phones. 1S9.
Lost or Stolen-A black Cocker
spaniel. Finder return 10 George OIL
son, 121 West Main. and receive re-
ward.
Our selections embrace hundreds of
that it will prove an eye opener. Hop
kins. the popular tailor.
a pony saw mill in good condition
for sale cheap. Has been used very
little. o. NJ. Braner, EOS South First
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Crone, of sos
North Second avenue, are the parents of
an eleven and one-half pound son, born
Sunday morning.
The Cemetery Aid Society will be en-
tertained Wednesday afte rnoon by Mrs.
II. Q. Michaels and Mrs. C. f. Schoen-
hut. at the Michaels home.
Our stock of bedding plants is in
fine shape and now is the time to make
your selection. Wright's greenhouses,
113 North Third street. Both phones,
1S9.
Wrights plants are the right kind for
vases and porch boxes. Make your
selection now while the stock is COM
plete. Greenhouses, 113 North Third
street
Notice-All those knowing themselves
Indebted to the firm of N. w. Wilson &
Co. will please call and settle, as we
want to close up our books. N. w. Will
son g. Co.
Miss Anna Gregg, formerly with
Bannatyne & Lay, has accepted posi-
ton as clerk with Lee, Benedict &
Co, where she will be pleased to meet
all her friends and customers.
Mr.. w. A. Hicks, of Mason City, ar
rived here this morning and will go on
the road with w. H. Darner, of this
city, for short time to act as his as
sistant in looking after tie trade.
The aggregation of Second ward ball
players the team being composed large
ly of youngsters in the first year in the
high school, met defeat a: State Center
Saturday afternoon. The score stood
II to s.
Rev. G. L. Brokaw, OF Des Moines,
editor of the Christian Union. was in
home from Liscomb, where he was one
Of the speakers at the Ltscomb town
ship Sunday school convention, which |
was held Sunday.
The members of the II. D. U. Club |
We're entertained Sunday at the home of
Miss Lola Wilson, two and one-half |
miles north of the city. Dinner was
served at noon and in the afternoon a |
club picture was taken. This was the |
final meeting Of the club.
The firm of e. f. Benedict & Co, |
to N. w. Wilson & Co.. deal |
ers in flour and feed, began business
this morning at the old stand. East
State street. Associated with Mr. Bene-
dict are James d. Holiday and +. e.
Peek. The firm Will carry large stock
Of feed at all times and Will assure pat
rons that they will be satisfied.
We have IL acres near MARSHALL |
town, improved with house. barn, gran
ary, chicken house, good well and |
spring and considerable fruit. Will
make good poultry, fruit and garden
farm. Will exchange for Marshalltown
residence property or equity in same.
VIII H. Hill & Co., 107 East Main
street,
The Juvenile baseball teams of the
city are hard at it and Saturday the
Woodburys and ArnoldS crossed bats
1t the formers grounds in the western
cart of the city. The Woodburys were
beaten by score of % to 8. The bat
cries were: Woodbury., Charles Por-
.er, catch; Edwin Swing!ey, pitch; Ar
holds, Dean Swift, catch, and Ralph
Crowl pitch.
Miss Gretel A. Lowe, reader and ell
)cutionist, has been secured from the
Columbian Lyceum Bureau of st. Paul
~ the Woman's Christina Temperance
onion for a few dates in the Fourteenth
district Miss Lowe will give Charles
". Sheldon's fascinating story, Who
Killed Joe's Baby" at the Christian
,hurch in this city on Tuesday evening,
he 18th. Admission, 10 and 20 cents.
The Marshalltown delegates to the
grand lodge meeting of sile A. o. U. W.
eft this morning for Sioux City. where
he gathering is to be held, commence
ng with Tuesday S. j. Tinker. John
and ]. M. Carnody left this
morning to represent Marshall Lodge
No. 113, while Mrs. S. 7. Tinker will
epresent the Degree of Honor OF the
ame lodge. L. l.. Conner accompanied
he party, being the delegate from Hope
lodge No. PA.