Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-06
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Jewel gasoline stoves at Bulloek's.

| Jewel gasoline stoves at BullockS.
VIM. Battin, per cent farm loans
Ice! Ice! No charge at Cronk Bros.
All kinds OF builders hardware at
Bullock's.
You want ice. we have the price
Marshall Ice Co.
North Center street.
Kodaks and kodak supplies at Jones
& Sieg. los East Main.
| New shirt waists just received.
Hawkeye Store, second floor.
If you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
See our ladies' cravenette coats be-
fore you buy. Nj. L. Andrews.
THE Homebuilders. stories dealing
with the Pole in America at Liebig's.
/ Leave your order with Charles Die
| trich for case of Private Stock" table
beer.
Wanted-To; trade implements or
Bros.
| Get one OF our 16-inch cub warrant
ed lawn mowers S2.75. Temple of Econ
omy.
| Pure ice, prompt and regular service.
| is our motto. Marshall Ice Go. Tele :
phone ia.
| Mrs. PARIS dancing school in the A.
| 0. L. w hall Saturday night as usual
Harp Orchestra.
Remember the Perfection shirt waist
always fits. Sole agents. Hawkeye
Store. Second floor.
| Spinach, onions, cucMnbers, aspara-
gus, new potatoes and strawberries at
d. S. Good Grocery Cos. Phones "a.
| If you want the very choicest meats
| that can be purchased give your order
to Jarvis & Kellogg. Both prones.
Prompt delivery.
The high school base ball team has
scheduled a game to be played with
the second Iowa State College team, of
| Ames, in this city tomorrow.
Jones' Restaurant, 81 West Main
street is open and ready to feed the
hungry. Three square meals a day.
Short orders at all hours. Meals %
cents
We will be pleased to show you thru
the ice plant. where we manufacture
distilled water Ice. Both phones, 436.
Iowa Artificial Ice and Refrigerating
Company.
Drs. Fry have purchased the build
ing now occupied by c. +. Schmidt. the
hardware man. at 1924 West Main,
equipped 1t with modern Improvements
and will have their office and home
there.
Meeting of the Marshalltown Fish
Protective Association, for the purpose
of making arrangements for the open
ing of the. game and fish season. Will
be held this evening at the office of w.
NJ. Clark, over % West Main street.
Work on the fremont block is pro-
crossing nicely, the steel supports to
the first floor being placed in position.
There is considerable residence build
ing in progress turnout the city, as a
drive about town will show. The i'm
provements on the WATSON building, on
West Main street. are well under way.
Presiding Elder w. F. Pitner went to
Ackley this morning to attend today's
session of the annual meeting Of the
Marshalltown district Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of the Metho-
dist church. Mrs Pitner was to have
appeared before the gathering today,
but owing to an attack of tonsilitis was
unable to go.
c. r. Williams, OF Drummer & Will
Jams, has accepted a position on the
road with the Los Angeles Fruit Cider
Company, Los Angeles, Cal, with Iowa
territory. Mr.. Williams still retains
his interest in the firm of Drummer &
Williams, but leaves active duties on
account of his health. which has been
affected because Of continued close con-
finement.
The police OF the city late Thurs
day night We're on the lookout for an
escaped smallpox patient from the
Tama detention hospital, who was
thought to have come to this city.
The department was notified to watch
for the man, but if he came this way
the officers are confident that he pass
ed thru without stopping. as no one
answering the description was found
Mrs. E. A. Boggs and son, Llewellyn,
OF Waterloo, were in the city Thurs
day afternoon, being on their way to
Albion, where they will remain for
few days visit with Mrs. Boggs' sister,
Mrs. J. II. Grouse. Mr.. Boggs, who
was formerly connected with the Albion
Seminary. but who is now auditor and
treasurer of the Waterloo Rapid Tran
sit Company, will go to Albion thds
evening to assist in program for an
entertainment at Albion this evening
Mrs. Boggs will stop in this city for a
brief visit with her brother, DR. W. S.
Devine, and family, while on her way
back TO Waterloo.
The lawn about the court house,
which has been made unsightly for
years by pedestrians VINO, in their hur-
ry have made it the custom to cut
across the grass on the south side. thus
making deeply worn and ugly paths, is
soon to be supplied with cement walks
Walks are being laid from both the
southeast and south west corners of the
square joining the sidewalk around the
building at the junction of the east and
west walks The Improvement is one