Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-03
Miller, jeweler, los East Main.

see our window display, Wilton s
Whitehead.
The first lone grown Strawberries
at Culley's today.
Wall paper and paper hanging. See
Dinges & ENerist.
Cuiey has a fancy line of medium
priced toilet soaps.
Tornado insurance written by j. G.
Van Orman, lis West Main.
The Harmony Aid Society will meet
with Mrs W. c. Diley, 400 East Main
street Thursday afternoon.
When looking for a good pairing knife
- the knife with a lasting keen edge
visit Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Goods Well bought half sold-Choice
of any picture in our window Thursday
8 A. M only cents. Bannatyne& Lay.
We have a position for a practical
timer. Steady job ami good wages.
Must be of sober habits. Address this
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulimer, of Elberon, Ia,
have moved 10 Marshalltown for q
while so as to be under the care of
DIR. Wood.
A small 15-cent for rent lad" in a
newspaper that everybody reads will let
your house.
Culey, the sanitary meat man, no
flies or street dust on his meats. Try
him for your next roast of beef, veal,
mutton or pork.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. will meet Thursday after
noon With Mrs. f. E. Northup, COS
West State street.
Mrs. Henry Rohwedder. of Gladbrook
was in the city yesterday and had two
tumors removed from her eye. DR.. Will
son did the delicate work.
The Shakespeare Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. T. P. Marsh. lO9
North Third street. The club finished
the reading of Loves Labors Lost"
The Marshalltown Fish Protective
will hold meeting in the
mayors office this evening for the pur
pose of arranging the program and
prizes for it's excursion
The firm of Melvin, Soliday g. Co.
have sold their stock of merchandise to
NJ. Crohan, who will take possession
next week. only seven or eight days
more that you can buy at wholesale
prices.
The first band concert of the season.
provided the weather is favorable will
,e held on the court house lawn Thurs
lay evening. 1t is the intention, after
his week, to give the concerts on FRI
lay evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pitcher. of 313
North Fourth avenue, entertained at
heir home Tuesday evening, a small |
company in honor of Mr.. Ed CARING |
house, who goes to oskaloosa tonight
o live Music and games furnished
he amusement for the evening.
The monthly meeting of the board of
directors Of the Church Federation of
america was held at the head office
ruesday evening. Only routine busi
less was disposed of. The directors
rom out of the city We're President
Richard Brockelsby, and George Tenn
'est, of Vail.
The a. o. U. w. lodge has issued in
itations for an opening hall to be given
t the newly remodeled Maccabee hall L
n Wednesday evening. June II. The
ommittee in charge is composed of r.
Hockrdge. James Carmody. Gus F.
Weber, Oscar Wulff. O. II. Nelson,
homas Mcbride and Vint Kersey.
George L. Burdick, of LaMoille,
rought to the city Tuesday afternoon
load Of good grade hogs, which he
Did at the Britain & Co. yards. Sixty
We head We're marketed, and the lot :
230. George Carney, of State
enter, also had a load down Tues
ay afternoon. Mr.. Carney sold seven :
r-seven head that averaged 240.
The blaze from gasoline stoves
aused a small fire in the John Edling
asdence, at 1861 North Sixth street,
his morning about 10 o'clock. A boy
-ho was sent to turn in the alarm did
D from box No 81, corner of jerome
nd Fourth streets, which caused the
apartment to be delayed in reaching
\,
nd no water was thrown.
>>
Superintendent Sheakley, of Des
Iones, has announced the assignment c
f teachers for the West Des Moines I
istrict for the coming year. The list
lows q number of teachers formerly
t this city. Miss Martha Beeson will
c in charge of the mathematics de-
artment in the West Des Moines high
3hool for another year. Miss Grace ;
[. Sullivan has been assigned to the 4
rocker school: Miss Minnie Van Pet
II to the Lincoln school, Miss Lillian !,
r!dgeford to the Oakland school. The !,
ssignment also shows Miss Grace
aker at the Lincoln, but Miss Baker !.
rs already signed contract with the :.
BARD of this city.
A. SAM, an Italian fruit dealer at
- South Third avenue, is wondering
neither the city ordinance regulating
e licensing of dogs to prevent them
ling killed is just or not. SAM has 4
God in his eye, at any rate, and is
,ing to see what's what. The Italian /.
I'd pet pug, a yellow fellow which
thought considerable, and was in
rmed by a friend that he would hay
invest a dollar for tag if he want
to preserve the CANNES life or pre-
mt him falling into the clutches
e dog catcher. Yesterday SAM me
ty Marshal Nicholson and asked hi
it We're true, that he had to spen
whole dollar to keep his pet fron
ing killed. The officer replied tina