Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11

See nj. +. Andrews for the right
styles in cravenette coats
If you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
A full line of Harrison Bros. colors
in oil Mcdonald & Manhood Co.
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Those who love birds and their ways
should not miss the lecture tonight.
Spalding and Roach line of base ball
goods at Bullock's Hardware Store.
A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Telephones: New. 115 or 204: old, 2SS.
A floor paint that dries in one night
Skegg's Wall Paper and Paint Store.
The Lincoln Paint and Color Co,
make an absolutely pure paint. Nc
Donald & Manhood Co.
The celebrated private stock beer for
| table use can only be had of Charles
Dietrich. Telephone your order.
Don't fail to hear the illustrated bird
lecture given under the auspices of
the Hawthorne Club at the Methodist
church tonight.
"A
wall papers than all other stocks in
the city combined. Skegg's Wall Paper
and Paint Store
Tuesdays special--One hundred
pieces fine black taffeta ribbon in num-
bers 9, II, 16, 40 and so at prices way
below value. E. r. Lay.
The second nine of the high school
has scheduled a game with the Con-
rad school nine to be played In this
city next Saturday afternoon at
Finkle's Park.
The Lennox Machine Company,
Tuesday for the purpose of taking stock
and making repairs, opened for BUSH
ness again this morning.
j. A. Ellis who was recently made
agent for the Great Western in Des
Moines. spent Saturday in the city with
| Agent j. r. Harding, getting him ac-
quainted with the business men of the
city.
| That whirlwind OF fun, Weary Will
| lie Walker" will be the attraction at
the Odeon Thursday evening, April a.
Weary Willie Walker" is acknowi
edged to be the funniest tramp play
ever written. Prices Is, %, So and SO
| cents.
Mr.. Olmstead is particularly attract
i've to children, and as such his lee
lures will do more to create q senti-
ment of love for birds in the hearts of
cur boys and girls than all the So
called moral teaching against nest
robbing' and bird killing
George Kaiser, OF Clemens. accom-
panied by his son, w. c. Kaiser, and
SON n-law. John Cary, spent Saturday
in the city. Mr.. Kaiser is negotiating
with his son for the sale Of his 160-
acre farm, two and one-half miles
southwest of Clemens. The land is
worth $7o
The department was called to the
rooms of w. C. Rails, 1857 West Main
street. about / o'clock Sunday after
noon, by an alarm turned in from box
So gasoline stove, which threat
ened to set fire to the furnishings OF
the room, caused the trouble. The
blaze was extinguished with little dam
age being done.
D. w. Thompson of LeGrand is ne
gotiating with Palmer College for the
sale Of his residence property in Lee
| Grand to the trustees of the college.
Mr.. Thompson holds his property at
$3.50, but is offering it to the college
at $1,000, and heads the subscription
list for the college building to be
| nm tho c{ta with S2S0
e. e. Koontz, of Omaha, j. NJ.
Koontz. of Kansas City, and the lat
ters son-in-law, Arthur burst, and
| family. of Kansas City, arrived in the
/ city today, and will go to Lscomb
Wednesday to attend the celebration of
! the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. KoontZ. Four generations will be
represented at the family gathering.
|
| For Sale-All privileges at Finllle's
Park during the base ball season of
| 1904. Fifty-six games scheduled. Priv
| ileges include soft drinks, peanuts,
| popcorn ice cream, score cards, etc.
Sealed bids will be received until Sat
urday April 16. You may bid on one
or all privileges combined. Bids must
he for the entire season. Address s..
W. LaShelle, secretary.
| Professor e. A. Steiner, of Grinnell
/ College, occupied tire pulpit at the Con-
/ gregational church Sunday morning.
/ Professor Steiner was to have preached
! in Usage. but owing to close railroad
connections he could not spend Sunday
/ there and make Kansas City. for his
lecture tonight, from Chicago. AS a
matter of accommodation Rev. Sinden
went to Usage to fin his engagement
| Mr.. Fl. f. Stevenson. until recently
of Waterloo, where he was employed
/ as an operator for the Chicago Great
Western, but now of Gladbrook. where
he has been appointed temporary
agent, was In the city Saturday after
noon, on his way to Ackley, where he
went to attend a Masonic meeting. Mr..
Stevenson spent Sunday at Liscomo
with his wife, who is visiting at the
home of her husbands parents, Colonel
and Mrs. r. II. Stevenson.
! A D. Lee. Arthur Fill and Arthur
! Allen who were subpoenaed as witt
! nesses in the criminal court at Omaha
| a few weeks ago, TO testify for the de-
| Tense In a case resulting from the ar
rests of three men as street car hold
| UPS, will leave for Omaha again this
evening, where they have been sub
poenaed in the case of Frank Wells,