Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-15
Kemble's flowers, 52s North Third

Il. Archie Parker.
The best laundry work is done Il
, Flitton's, West Main.
Make your own picture frames.
Ask to look at them. Liebigs.
Now is the time to place your orde
for ice with the Marshall Ice Co.
Onefourth saved by buying dres
goods tomorrow. Archie Parker
For Sale-Roll top desk almost new
A. L. Van Tine, 116 West Main street
Special sale on Haviland china a
Sinclair's tea and coffee store tomor-
row.
/ The newest thing for ladies and gen.
| tlemen-the new Midget four in hands
at Stems.
The finest, best and largest stock OF
hammocks in the city at Simmons
Book Store.
Two more days in which to buy
pianos at actual cost. Music Co.
Einllle block
Wall paper! Wall paper! Best stock
to select from in the city at Simmons
! Book Store.
I Tomorrow, Saturday, we will place on
sale all our ladies' street hats which
| have been selling at S1.25 up to So for SO
cents. Temple of Economy.
| DR.. Cora Williams. specialist, gym
geology and obstetrics. Office over No.
! 6. West Main. Residence and office
telephone inew) No 81.
Miss Gertrude Tomlinson, who under
went very severe laparotomy few
weeks ago. is improving so nicely that
she was able to sit up for short time
Thursday.
The Busy Bee Circle of the Ladies of
the Maccabees met at the home of Mrs.
Lizzie Goss-Miller After the business
of the circle was disposed of the hostess
served a o'clock tea
Spray pumps, from so cents to $1.75,
the friend of your bushes, your trees,
your chicken house. We can give you
formulas what to use for each.
Schmidts Hardware Store.
Mr.. NJ. A. Ward. of Bromley. arrived
in the city Thursday evening from Chi
cago, where he went few days ago
in charge of stock belonging to his
firm, Ward & Pyle. The consignment
consisted of two carloads of fattened
steers, averaging 1,400 pounds. The
cattle brought s5.15.
DIR. and Mrs. Mark Evans, of Le-
Grand, arrived home Thursday from
their southern trip of two weeks. After
attending the annual convention of the
American Medical Association. at New
Orleans, Dr. and Mrs. Evans visited
Vicksburg, Memphis and other southern
points.
Des Moines Capital: Physical Dir
ector e. a. Rule. of the Y. M. c. A.. has
been chosen by the officials of the Iowa
City Grinnell dual meet to act as refe-
rec and starter at the meet in Iowa City
Saturday. Rule acted SO well in this
position at the Drake Grinnell meet
that the Grinnell people requested that
he serve again.
Chamberlain & McLain, OF Union,
marketed at the Britain & Co. yards
afternoon a choice load of
light hogs. averaging between $50 and
100 pounds. There were eighty five
head in the lot. L. w. Fox, of Albion,
had down two loads of excellent medi- |
um weight, ranging around go. His
shipment consisted OF $50 head.
Constable Frank Haas arrived home |
this morning from Davenport, having in
charge j. ]. Lindeman, former boiler |
maker OF the Iowa Central, who was ar
rested in Davenport on charge of |
preferred by George
Soloman, of this city. He has not yet |
been given a hearing. as he is making
Efforts to settle the case and avoid pros
ecution.
Mr.. Harry F. Marsh, assistant general
freight agent of the Iowa Central ar
lived in the city Thursday evening,
rom Algona, and spent the night with
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore p.
Marsh. Mr.. Marsh has been in st.
Louis and Chicago for a week looking
after company business. He went to
Ackiey this morning and will go south
o Oskaloosa this evening, thence to Il
Peoria in the morning.
Mrs. Mary j. Skegg, of this city, who
has just completed two terms of four
,ears, as grand chief OF honor of the
owa Degree of Honor, and was passed
o the office of past grand chief of Il
lonor at the annual convention of the
odge, just finished at Sioux City, was
made the guest of honor at number
# social gatherings at Sioux City.
Prosperity lodge, OF Sioux City, presen-
ed Mrs. Skegg with large bouquet of
lowers on the final day of the conyen- J
ion.
Word received at LaMaille from Den {
er, n. D.. announces a serious accident I
0 John Benson. son of Daniel Benson. !
f LaMoille. The young man is con- i
ucting a farm near Danver and had
he misfortune to sustain the loss of his I
arm by fire. In an effort to rescue live 4
took from the building Mr.. Benson was +,
ably burned about the shoulders and
rms. An employe of Mr.. Benson was
lso quite badly burned, altho not so
eriously as his employee. Daniel Ben J,
on has gone to Denver 10 care for his .
on.
The Melbourne RECORD. says: "Blly i
[ambleton has resigned as city clerk {
nd u. G. Brown was appointed to fill r
le vacancy. 1t is probable that Billy \
i'll engage In the drug business some III
here in North Dakota He expects to t
ave early next week for that state to n
ok up suitable location. He has a b
ost of friends here. who, while sorry A
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