Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12

II DreSSmaking, Mrs. M. White, so
South First street.
The best laundry work is done a
F'litton's. West Main.
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Danny by the author of Bob, Sor
of Battle" at Liebig's.
The best soft drinks you will find al
Alexander Drug Company.
Ice! Pure ice. All orders prompt,
filled. Telephone, ia. Marshall Ice
Company.
Culley's 1o-cent assortment of canned
fruits and vegetables is worth your in
vestigation.
We are showing hot line of gng-
hams for cool and comfortable dresses
NJ. f. Andrews.
Beautiful books and other goods APP
proprate for graduation gifts at Sim
mons Book Store.
Wall paper. paper hanging. and car
riage painting. Go to Dinges & Ever
list 2o5A West Main street.
Culley's coffees are A No. 1 and the
Equality is better than the average for
\ u.
| Summer is here. You need ice. Tele-
phone your order to the Marshall Ice
Company and it viii be promptly filed
l have the sole agency for new pat
tent with which to repair SINCE or
double tube tires. Huber, West
State.
Some new things In dried fruits at
lCulley's: Peeled apricots, imported
prunelles and silver primes. See his
| LAYOUT.
DR.. N. NJ. Wilson and wife and
daughter Maude, left this morning for
Colorado Springs and Manitou to be
absent two weeks.
For shading porches ard windows we
have Cobra Schanchus. moon vines and
MADEIRA. Wright's green house, lis
North Third street.
| DR.. Cora Williams. specialist, gym
geology and obstetrics. Office over No.
6. West Main. Residence and office
telephone (new) No. 62.
| If you are In need of n suit cut this
cut, present 1t at the store and you will
your suit purchase. NJ. T.. Andrews.
Lawn mowers-low grass, high grass,
and the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. guar
Ianteed. Schmidts hardware store,
headquarters for new things, for good
goods at popular prices.
Mr.. I. B. Capron and wife have TAX
en- charge as managers of the Decker
Hotel at Maquoketa, Iowa, and would
like to see all of their old friends and
patrons when in Maquoketa. j. A.
Wherry, proprietor.
l.. w. Fox, of Albion, brought to the
city Monday a load of choice 23O-pound
hogs, that Ias sold at the Britain &
Co. yards. Seventy-two head COM
posed the lot. Saturday Mr.. Fox sold
two loads, ia head, that averaged
about the same.
General Secretary j. H. Fellingham,
of the Railroad Y. M. c. A., went to
Mason City Monday evening, where he
remained today looking after his final
duties as college secretary for the
state association. There is talk at Ma
son City of organizing a college Y. M. c. |
A. in connection with the Sons of Vet
Grams National Memorial University.
Very Rev. NJ. C. Lehman, of St.
Mary's, Rev. Dennis Lundon, of St
Anthony, and Rev. NJ. Nichols. of Ne
vada, went to Eldora Monday evening, |
where today they will participate in |
the thirteen hours alteration of the
blessed sacrament in Rev. w. j. Con-
very's church The service began this
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row morning.
Marshaltown friends of Miss Kath- |
crime Brooke, daughter of Superinten-
dent of Machinery and Equipment
George d. Brooke, of the Iowa Central,
will be interested in learning of her I
to MIR. Keller which will take
place in Minneapolis early in the fall.
MIR. Keller is a Minneapolis haber-
dasher. and is interested with his father
in large stores in that city and Chicago.
Work was commenced by employees
Of the Marshalltown Light, Power &
Company this morning in
the second trolley wire on
Main and South Third avenue, where
the double track has been laid The
work was begun on South Third av-
anue, and it is thought can be com
pleted in two days, so that cars may
be running to the south part of the
city by Thursday.
The opening OF the Country Club,
which was to have taken place Wednes-
lay. has been postponed until next
week, but the exact day has not yet
oeen decided upon. The weather is
rifle too threatening now, it is con-
sidered, and the members do not wish
% plan for the event and then be dis
appointed by the man who controls the
clements. The opening will be for
members only.
Mr. Samuel L. Parks, an old-time
room employe Of the T.-R.,
caves this evening for Los Angeles
md other California points for a va
,ation visit of month or SO with rel
ltives. There is no one in the large
r.-R. family more deserving of an ex-
ended vacation than Steve" and all +,
lis workers are glad that he is re- (;
urning to odd Call" his native state,
which he has not visited since coming
o Iowa quarter of q century ago.
Mr. Parks has seen none of his peo /
Ln laft ra1 i.,t