Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-03

| Still giving 20 per cent discount OF
all ladies' and childrens hats. Tempt,
of Economy.
1t pays to buy shingles of A. A
! Moore because he is selling. the bes
shingles cheap.
| The best line of TRUNKS, suits case
and travelling bags in the city. Hawk
eye Store, second floor.
Tomorrow is your last opportunity t,
take advantage of our muslin under
wear 4sale. Archie Parker.
| We are having a big rug business
Why? Because our prices are right
Hawkeye Store. second floor.
| New patients are arriving daily a.
! the Wood eye and ear sanitarium. Try
and make appointments beforehand
The miracle Of science-radium ex-
perimenus at The NJ E. church mex,
Thursday evening. Tickets at Alexan-
der's drug store.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A.
Nichols, 1908 Iowa street, was released
Monday from quarantine for scarlet
fever. Helen Nichols, daughter, has
been ill.
II you intend to buy some new fur
nituie for your bedroom this spring
look D. c. Wilbur's over before you
buy, as he has new line OF Princess
dressers and iron beds.s
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A. A. Moore is furnishing lumber for
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fifty miles, at prices that can not be
met by the dealers in the small towns.
Send in your bills for figures.
The body of Edward d. Roberts, of
the Soldiers Home, who died Monday
afternoon. WAS sent to Boone this
morning for INTERVIEWS. Edward Rob
erte. of Boone, son of the deceased, ac-
companied the body.
Miss Elsa Stern entertained the
members of the Delta Chi Sorority at
her home Monday evening. Dinner was
served al s and the guests remained for
the evening. The sorority is planning
to give a dancing party at the Pilgrim
Friday evening
Rev. r. b. TIT, of Cedar Rapids
presiding elder of the Cedar Rapids
district of the United Evangelical
church. was In the city Monday even
ing, being on his way home from Manly
and Roian, where he had been to fill
his regular Sunday appointments.
The p. F., O. was entertained by Mrs.
c. r. Harper Monday afternoon at it's
regular meeting. Mrs. l. O. Kemble.
president. appointed Mrs. E. NJ. Sin
gleton as journalist, that Office having
been made vacant b. the removal of
Mrs. c. J. Moffatt from the city.
]. A. Stlllwell. of this city, is In
receipt OF a letter from New Sharon,
announcing that his brother. o. Is.
Siilwel, who went Insane a week or
so ago. while on his way home from
Chicago, Is somewhat improved. The
word states, however, that Mr.. Stilwell
is still in serious condition.
Seventeen Of the teachers of the city
schools. chaperoned by Mrs. o. L. Bin
ford. visited the plant of the Iowa Ar
tificial Ice and Refrigerating Company
Monday, evening and spent over an
hour learning the mysteries of making
artificial ice. Manager F. E. Click re-
ceived the party and took them thru
the plant explaining the methods OF
freezing.
Master Mechanic W. o. johnson,
of the Central, arrived home Monday
from a few days trip over the eastern
and Illinois divisions of the line where
he has, been looking after company
business. Mr.. Johnson visited Oska-
ioosa, Monmouth and Peoria. From the
latter city he went t., st. Louis, where
he was present Saturday at the OPEN
ing of the Louisiana Purchase EXPOSE
tion.
Engineers ]. M. Speer and r. A. Nc
Mains, of the Iowa Central, will leave
Saturday for Los Angeles as delegates
from the George Brooke Division, No.
500, brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers, to the national convention of the
order which convenes in that city on
May II. Mrs. Speer will accompany
her husband as delegate from the re-
Gently organized Marechal Mel Divi-
sion, No. 800, Auxiliary. They will be
absent for several weeks.
c. l.. Smith, of Albert Lea, for sew
eral years express messenger on Cen
trial trains No. l and 2, has resigned his
position owing to the order Issued by
Route Agent Woodruff, of Oskaloosa.
messengers to transfer ex-
press al Abba. Mr.. Smith has accepted
d 'position with the Hooking Coal Com
pany. lie is succeeded by Messenger