Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-18


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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Chamberlain, opticis,n.
Bedding plants at Kemble's.
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Finest pansies at Kemble's.
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George J. Allen, ophthalmolotDst
kemble's fowers-52s North Third
street.
DIR. c. b. Acker,, dentist, Office over
the postoffice.
The nobbiest things in shirt waists.
hats and caps at Sizer's, West Main.
PARIS harp orchestra is in Newton
tonight playing for The military ball.
A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
Leave orders at Deuslrs News Stand.
Wantsd-500 loads sharp. clean river
sand at stone plant. c. L. Reimer &
Co.
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When you have your repair work
done at Aliens you are sure it is done
right.
Don't forget the roast beef supper
at the Christian church Friday evening,
May 20.
Ii you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American. always the same. ID.
S. Good Grocery Co.
Our Strawberries IRE received fresh
every morning. Very nice this week
Reynolds & Sheldon.
For Sale-At half price SIS rubber
trimmed harness, new last fall. Ad-
dress {, 10. care T.-N
Importance of Scientific Heredity"
Friday night, Y. NJ c. A. Admission
10 cents. Benefit building fund.
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A IS cent pair OF guaranteed scis-
Bros, Saturday, May 81. Limited to
one pair.
You will find the hest 80 cent line of
colored mohans in the city at NJ. f.
Andrews. They are especially suitable
for shirt waist suits.
The ushers of the Odeon have ar
ranged to give a vaudeville perform
ance Tuesday night, May "a. The pro-
ceeds to go for their own benefit.
Chief Engineer H. G.. Kelley. of the
Central, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening from Fort Dodge and will
spend few days oil the line, On a trip
of inspection.
j. c. Dunn left for Marseilles H.. last
night to be present today at the open
ing of bids. for about $4,000 yards of
paving which Is being let Ely &
Dunn have submitted a bid.
We will place on sale the balance of
muslin underwear and emlroideries
Thursday at one-half price. including
n lot of embroideries which Will b.
sold AT PC per yard. Hawkege Store,
Bum Job-The pstinter tells you it is
bad paint. the merchant says the paint
er put either gaiolene or I've in his
paint, Dinges & l.ver-ist will furnish
and guarantee both paint ard work
men. Either telephone.
FL 49,
The S. C. l. Club. of Taylor town
ship which was compelled to postpone
its regular meeting last week. owing TO
the rain, will not meet now until the
next regular meeting. Thurs lay. May
&c. when Mrs. II. c. Stowell will en-
terrain the members.
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The position of w. b. Brush. of Grin
nell, mail clerk OH Central trains No.
/ and has been assigned to George
Frazier of Grinnell, who has been
succeeded by E. l3. Rhine who comes
from the Wabash postal service. The
change becomes effective next Tues
day.
The Chicago & Northwestern, which
is putting in force a new policy of re-
Il IL
its ftrakelnen on the fast passenger
runs. IL and IL. l and 2. from two to
one. The brakemen now on the trains
have flag duty as well as the other du-
ties incumbent upon the head men, to
look after.
Miss Kittie Harbaugh entertained a
of her giIl friends al her home,
$685. North Third street, Tuesday
evening In honor of her friend. Miss
Boelter, OF Cedar Rapids, WHO has been
visiting In the city for the past ten
DAYS. Miss Boelt er leaves for her home
Saturday morning. A pleasant even
ing with games was enjoyed, after
which light refre shments We're served.
A large consignment of cattle, off the
Story City branch, was brought to the
city Tuesday and delivered to the
Northwestern for shipment to Chicago.
Four loads came from st. Anthony,
having been shipped by the Sehaper
brothers. Augu.it Schaper had two
loads and William and Henry Schaper
one load each. al" Perry of Gearing.
was also heavy shipper Tuesday, and
several cars were sent from Roland
Chief Engineer II. G.. Kelley, of Iowa
Central, accom- anied by Superinten-
dent of Bridges and Buildings j. F.
Boileau, left tn morning for points