Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-21
DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.

Or. N. w. GetZ, surgeon, PHYSICIAN
Monday sale at the Hawkeye store.
Prescriptions a speciality. Davis
4 Pharmacy.
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/ Kemble's flowers, always the best.
| $40 North Third street
New line of fabric and SIX gloves,
| just received at the HlWaaye
II you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
See the lnattings at A. L. Wilbur &
Sons, one weeks special mating sale
| Potatoes! Potatoes, Choice eating
potatoes at f. E. Benedict & Co.'S, SL25
per bushel.
Callers at the Wood Eye and Ear
Sanitarium are requested to make APP
pointments.
1t vii! soon be time to leave off your
vest, and you will want a fob. we have
them, Allen, IA East Main.
| John White. of the Iowa Central,
leaves this evening for Albert Lea.
where he will enjoy a Sundays fishing.
|
Congregational church Sunday evening.
owing to the funeral of Mrs. J. G..
| Brown.
| l have remodeled my optical room,
| put in new and up-to-date instruments,
| Better prepared than ever to do first
| class work. Chamberlain.
| One lot of children's tan hose at s
cents a pair former price Is cents u
pair; one lot of children's tan hose, 10
cents q pair; former price, 25 cents. A
| bargain. Hawkeye Store.
Bum Job-The painter tells you 1t is
| bad paint. the merchant says the paint
er put either gasolene or I've in his
paint Dinges & E,vegist will furnish
and guarantee both paint and work
men. Either telephone.
The Fiber mattings and rugs are
giving satisfaction and are just as we
represent them. We also have 4 big
line of carpets. linolenms and rugs
that we are selling at prices that are
right. Remember the cash discount at
y. c. Wilbur's.
The members of the Iowa State Nor
NAL School base ball team We're i'll the
city Friday evening. being on their way
to Cedar Falls from Toledo, where they
met Western College on the diamond
Friday afternoon. Western defeated
the visitors to O.
Chaplain Jesse Cole will occupy the
pulpit of the Methodist church Sun
day morning and evening Rev. Pye.
J ne IN, n
tomorrow to deliver the baccalaureate
sermon before the members of the
Conrad high school class, of "a.
Rev. f. w. Russell, who has been
visiting friends in the city for few
days, left last night for Buffalo, where
he will remain until the middle of next
week. when he will stop here with
friends for week or ten days. A week
from next Sunday he will occupy the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church.
During his absence in the east, Mrs.
Russell Will remain here.
The first match game or indoor base
ball at the Country Club grounds was
played Friday afternoon between teams
composed of men and women. Miss
Emma Woodbury. was the box artist for
the women. and Miss Grace Birdsal
was behind the bat. Il. l.. Meeker. an
old time south paw, twirled for the
men and John Woodbury. caught. The
score at the end of seven innings stood
6 to 5 in favor of the women. Super
intendent William l. Crane, of the city
schools, umpired the game. In the
evening. at the club house. dancing was
enjoyed.
The officials of the Iowa Central
started this morning to make a series
of tests to establish the hauling ca
pacity Of the different classes of
freight engines The first engine. No4
90. a representative one of the 90-class,
was sent north with 800 tons. Accom-
panying the train We're Trainmaster
C. S. Hayden, Master Mechanic w. Q.
Johnson and Travelling Engineer Ed
Anderson. The standard established
by the tests will govern the loads to
be pulled by the engines thruou- the
summer. This mornings test was
made on the north end. and others are
to follow from time to time.
The experimental corn planting.
which has been in progress at the
county farm under the direction OF Pro-
fessor klinck, of Ames, was completed
at noon today Fifty different varieties
have been planted in separate plots or
ground. Friday a number OF the farm
ers of the county and members of the
board of supervisors assisted In the
work. Al some date, to be announced
later. a picnic will be held at the coun-
ty farm. to which the farmers OF the
county will be invited. At that time
Professor Holden will be present to de-
liver a lecture on corn raising. and the
progress made by the different varieties
will be discussed and noted.
Der Deutsche Undertakings kreis
was entertained s the home of Mrs.
II. l.. Getz yesterday afsefnnn. All
Interesting reading was enjoyed and
each member recited German poem
in response to roll call. An article.
from a Milwaukee German pa per- Vas
read. telling of visit to this countr.t
of DR.. Daniel Mayer. the Gts'sie of
Mrs. Emil Keller, of this city. DR..
Mayer has been counsel general
from the United States to Buenos
Ayres for six years. Milwaukee takes
great pride in the work Of her Ger
man citizen, in bringing about the
present friendly relationship between
the United States and the Argentine
republic. After the reading refresh
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