Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-06

Main.
Tape girdles, all eolors, at NJ. F. An
/ drews.
Lawn mowers. ali kinds, all prices, at
Bullocks.
Keep cool. Cronk Bros. are giving
ice away.
| The Pikemen," romance of the
Ards of Down at Liebig's.
Largest assortment of base ball
goods in the city at Bullock's.
| A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
| Leave orders at Deuells News Stand.
Buy the Perfection shirt waist 1t
always fits. Hawkeye Store. Second
floor.
Wanted-To trade implements or
buggies for good driving horses. Kirk
Bros.
County Attorney f. E. Northup was
in State Center today looking after
business matters.
Now is the time. Twenty per cent
on all ladies and childrens hats. Tenn
pie of Economy.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. d.
S. Good Grocery Co.
1t will pay you to visit our shirt
waist department. before buying else
where Hawkeye Store Second floor.
Warm weather Is here. You need
Ice and we have 1t to sell. Our prices
are right. Telephone la. Marshall Ice
Co.
A few good hats at very low prices
summer underwear. Jarvis d Ke-
iogs.
Ladies be sure and inspect our new
line of Perfection shirt waists now on
display at the Hawkeye Store, Second
floor.
First Spiritualists church will hold
one meeting Sunday evening at
o'clock Mrs. Eva Mccoy will lecture
and give messages.
The Devoe paint is acknowledged to
be the best manufactured. Why not
get the best? Call and get prices.
C. ]. Lander old reliable druggist.
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do we destill the water before
freezing?" Visit the ice plant and Well
show you. Both phones, 436. Iowa
Artificial Ice and Refrigerating Com
pany.
( The Cornell College base ball team,
of Mount Vernon. passed thru the city
this morning on it's way to Grinnell
ny.s,, Vail
this afternoon.
Messrs II. L. and A. p. Spencer, of
Oskaloosa, who were in the city TO at
tend the annual meeting of the West
ern Grocer Company, on Wednesday.
returned home Thursday evening.
Ice FrAe--To every purchaser of a
10o-pound or larger Ice capacity refrig-
orator. Friday or Saturday May or
I. we will deliver free until Sept. L. 100
pounds of ice each week. or all de-
sired. With smaller refrigerators pro-
portionate amounts OF ice given. Cronl
Bros. SO East Main.
Mr. Fred Neil, who has been on the
road for the past eight months in
the interests OF a book publishing
house. selling the Century Book of
Facts, arrived in the city this after
noon from Boone. and expects to re-
main for week with his parents, M.
and Mrs. George Nell. Mr.. Neil has
had territory between Chicago ami
Omaha.
The Lady Maccabees gave most
successful May party at the Maccabee
hall Thursday evening. which was very
largely attended, the room being
scarcely able to accommodate all. The |
affair was given for the purpose of
furnishing paraphernalia for the OFF,
GERS. Dancing furnished the anuse>
ment for the evening.
Mr.. N. Long of Gilman who has been
blind for several years with optic nerve /
disease and graduated lids returned |
home last evening with his sight COM I
pletely restored. He has been taking /
treatment for some time at the Wood |
eye and ear sanitarium at MARSHALL /
town and speaks very highly OF the adj
vantages and comforts of such an insti- I
tuition while under treatment.
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Rev. William Pence James. of st. |
Paul's, went to Belle PLANE Thursday |
Thursday evening and this morning. |
He goes to Ames for service this ev-
ening On account of the absence of |
the rector from the city the regular
Friday evening service at ST. PauPs
Will be omitted this evening, as viii |
also choir practice which follows the
evening service.
Miss Ethel Elliott, who has been at
tending DIR. Currie's school of express
sion, in Boston, starts for home today. I
in company with two girl friends. I
They will take an ocean steamer to |
Va, and there Will change [
steamers, going up the Chesapeake /
bay. landing at Baltimore Monday (
From that point they will |
go by train to Washington, where they
viii remain several days. Miss Elliott I
has spent very pleasant as we'll as
profitable year In Boston, doing two
years work in one. She will teach
public speaking at the State University
Of Iowa this summer. She has been
offered the position for next year
without any solicitation whatever, in
fact the offer from the university came
as a great surprise to her She will
give a public reading at Iowa City
May 20.
Mark Grain, of Boone. former
well known Northwestern engineer
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