Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-28
DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.

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Another of those 5 cent premium
sales Saturday at the Temple of Econ
omy.
4 Four pairs black hose, 25 cents. at
Storms Saturday. Worth twice the
money.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. D
S. Good Grocery Co.
A vote for the interurban railway
tax next Monday is a vote for the flu
ture welfare of Marshalltown.
Friday and Saturday we offer you
great value in silks for shirt waist suits
at 55 cents a yard. Z. l.. Lay
All silk black taffeta, twenty-seven
| inch. will be included in Saturdays
sale at SO cents. Hawkeye Store.
Now Is the time to set water meters
so as to begin reading them when
your flat rate payment expires on
May l.
/ Marshalltown has a good Boosters
Club. All Boosters should be out
Monday voting and working for the In
terurban.
! We are showing a fine line In the
latest shapes and patterns of English
and American dinner and toilet ware
L. S. Good Grocery Company.
The interurban railway election will
be held Monday at the advertised vot-
/ ing places in each ward. between the
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1 The smallest taxpayer in the city
can do as much for the welfare OF
Marshalltown as the largest by casting
his vote for the interurban at next
Mondays election.
Marshalltown may be city of the
| first class within few years time, II
those of her citizens at the present
time vote for the tax to aid the build
ing of the interurban.
Let every business man in the city
/ who is interested in his own and the
general welfare of Marshalltown. de-
vote next Monday to getting out the
vote for the interurban.
4 It makes no difference whether YOU
are property owner or not. you have
a vote at the election Monday. Capital
/ and labor are hand in hand in this
election. for the welfare Of all classes
is at stake.
Mrs. AlfarAa Hull-Jahnke. the tall
ented daughter of Moses Hull. will do
most of the entertaining at the Spirit
ualists' church Friday night. AS a
/ reader she has few equals. No lover OF
|oratory should fail to hear her
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lows nan "es,i'e-suas nasnl 49, M,
attendea ps aoou' lo' .oup
decorations WERE III p'nA'
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Miss Nellie Brown was III A.uiol'
Wednesday nisht 70 see ner iiio.nei'
Mrs. ). :. bto"h' "i.o - =. 80
at the nome OF hei sistei' VS. -
Patrick. MIS- Brown mas ne7ei, :. 20 ~
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i was ssricken WIG si,ppe ''e
CONSIDERED seriously II.
/ The Nav party given by the Lady
| Maecabees May 8, will be one of the
| nre,fies of the season. The L. o. T.
NJ s,i,, will be given at o'clock and
tba WINDING, of the Nav pole at o'clock
1 ass,s,aS hy the SIR knights. Light re-
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| freshineiits VIII We -
Holmes orchest'a. Aua,lts
lnVltatlon rs eAaeilueu ~ a.
paainm costs over S1.000.000 per
800 ~, {, 10 NOT expected that Pro-
| s,..e.,,. I,a,t,, carries a trunkfull OF it
| ~. a 10 . fact that he will bring a
te,.,,nr sunnlv OF the marvellous sub
800, 10 show the audience, and &c
,.,,a.s,,,an4 with. Mt the NJ. E. church
r,,,,rsaay Nav 5. Admission, adults So
a,,ts Students and children % cents
n,;,,,,ats On sale at Alexander's drue
$50.
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Inc CaHsopiian ~.
home of Mrs. Woodbury. l.. Piace, cor
ner Of Center and Linn streets. ~
new club baby, Maitland Pace, sol
of the hostess. was presented with
silver spoon, the gift OF the cup. Mfs
Henry White made the presentation
, address by way of an original poem
The club prepared an elaborate supper
which was served at o. Guests OF IN
afternoon We're Mrs. Z. a Newcomer
Mrs. Hetty Heitshu and Miss Gertrud
Van Ornlan, the latter OF Mason CITY
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