Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-26

Benedict Il Co.
Continued tomorrow, our great sale o
torchon laces at 21a cents yord. Ban
natyne & Lay.
For first-class, prompt work il
painting see Wallace, the decorator
| New phone, 739.
Notice the workmanship on the Gle
CANT building of c. L. Patterson. Wal
lace's workmen are competent.
| Another big assortment of embroi-
dcries, Is to 20-cent values. at 10 cents
Wednesday and Thursday only. The
Fair
We are prepared to 20 all kinds OF
turned work. Call on US when in need
CT mill work. O. NJ. Brauer. 2O6 South
First avenue.
DR.. Cora Williams. specialist, gym
geology and obstetrics. Office over No.
telephone tnewl No. 60.
Travelling Freight and Passenger
Agent Charles Tibbetts. of the Chicago
Great Western, was in the city Mon
day night. returning to Oelwein again
this morning.
The c. G. w. passenger No. 9, due
here at 6: 40. was able TO get thru Tues
day evening, the wreck at Baxter hav-
ing been cleared away. 1t was the first
train that was able to pass the wreck
age.
Mrs. ]. d. Palmer Mrs. d. II. Gross
tot ha
Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega-
tonal church Thursday afternoon at
Mrs. Pal,ner's home, 3o7 North First
street.
Our iron bed sale is progressing nice
~ and people are surprised at the
prices, considering the quality Of the
goods. If you need an iron bed come
and see what we can offer you. Marion
Gard.
]. H. Hadley. of Eldora, was in the
city Monday evening. being on his way
to Des Moines, where he will be present
at the annual convention OF the Iowa
Funeral Directors Association. Mr..
Hadley is vice president Of the associa-
ton.
LaMoille for several days caring for
her mother. Mrs. e. M. Wyatt, who is
i'll, returned to the city Monday evening
and will remain until after commence
ment. Her brother-in-law Mr.. FLOYD
Crazy, is a member Of the class.
George Trautnlann went to Clinton
this morning to attend the biennial con-
vention OF the Iowa Legion of Honor,
which NETS there today and continues
thru Wednesday. Miss Lizzie Linn.
bach. of Independence. district deputy
for the order, passed thru the city this
on her way to attend the con-
Rev. j. B. Meloy returned Monday
.vening from CovingtoE. where he spent
Sunday to talk to the congregation of
he United Evangelical church and 50
lett funds for the building of the new
East State street mission church in
his city Rev. Meloy either has or will
visit each church in the conference
10 canvass funds in the interests of
he church.
Mr.. George Z. Bourne, of Mason City, |
of the firm Of Schmidt &
5ourne, of this city, spent Monday |
hight in the city with friends, going |
% Grundy Center today to visit his |
Mr.. Bourne is on the road |
or the Simmons Hardware Company,
st. Louis. and is taking n short vaca
ion owing to the fact that the COM
,any is now interested in strike of
employees.
Lee WATSON, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
\. WATSON, who has been away from
home for the past ten and one half
months, during the greater part of
which time he has been employed as
nachinist in the Northern Pacific shops
1t Livingston, Mont, arrived home
Monday evening and will remain for a
hort visit with his parents. Mr..
Nasson is contemplating going to Den
Ter from here to take position In the
hops of the Union Pacific.
The Bangor quV'terly meeting of
friends. which has been held at Bangor,
losed with the Service Sunday evening
md the number who We're present from
distance left for their homes Monday
rhe meetings have been largely attend
ID, in fact so much SO that it was nee
ssary to hold overflow meetings on
sunday to accommodate the crowds. Rev.
. L. Bean, of LeGrand, delivered the
morning sermon, and that Of the after
loop was given by Rev. John Fred
rick Hanson, of Oskaloosa. The even
ng sermon was delivered by Rev. II.
lays. of Kellogg.
j. L. Williams who has been spend
ng a vacation Of three weeks in the
.ast arrived home Monday evening.
lie was accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. Frank Williams, OF Rochester, Pa,
Who will remain for short visit with
lis mother and brothers. The two
Gentlemen had a delightful trip thru
Maryland, Virginia and up the Hudson.
They stopped at Harper's Ferry, Char
and took trip thru the noted
county. Virginia. There
hey visited the burial place Of Thomas
jefferson. They also stopped in Wash
ngton. Mr.. Frank Williams has de-
ided to return to Marshalltown to re-
ide. which will be source of much
leasure to his many friends here. He
ill return east after his visit and make
to move. Mr.. Williams has
isposed of the majority of his business
in the east, retaining, how
yer, his glass works.
The literature department Of the
yoman's Club held It's last meeting of
he season at the home of the chair
IAN Mrs Nav " Montgomery. 3O3