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


e. Brintnall.
Wanted-Competen girl for general
housework. Mrs. c. II. +. Boardman,
405 East Main.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. d.
S. Good Grocery Co.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles b. Rogers, Of
403 East Church street, are parents of
a daughter. born Friday
"Wednesday is the last day of our
manufacturers sample muslin under
4 wear sale. Archie Parker.
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/ We have fine line of lace curtains
that we will sell at reduced prices
IIawkeye Store. second floor.
Secretary j. III. Fellingham, of the Y.
Nj, C. A. left yesterday for Iowa City
to attend a meeting of the advisory
board OF the university Y. NJ. c. a., Of
which he Is a member
1 Stranger than fiction" are the ex-
periments with radium and liquid air
at the M. E. church Thursday evening.
Admission: Adults, SO cents; students.
and children, 20 cents. Tickets at
Alexander's drug store.
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| The ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. u.
| W. band, entertained the band mem
| bers and a few friends at the C. +.
Steward home on North First street,
| Monday evening. Refreshments were
served and all enjoyed frost pleasant
evening.
Mr.. w. s. Porter. of Eldora, was in
the city this morning. being on his way
to Des Moines. where he viii remain
for a brief stay on business, and incl
dentally to be an onlooker at the demo-
cratic state convention. to be held to-
morrow.
NJ A. Ward, of Bromley. OF Ward
& Pyle, spent Monday In the city.
accompanying load of prime medium-l
weight hogs, which We're sold at the
yards Of Britain & Co. The consign
ment numbered eighty two head, aver
aging 100 pounds
Lost-Credential mileage book, No.
A56S45. containing Iowa Central mile
age book issued to +. II. Willard; also
Interchangeable mileage book and Elk
lodge card, from Lodge No. 49, Finder
please return to H. Willard, Son & Co.,
and receive reward.
Councilman Ralph w. Mcbride, who
had his leg injured two weeks ago. was
able to be out for the first time Monday |
and was taken by a friend in his auto
mobile to the polls to cast his vote for |
the interurban. The injury is healing |
gradually, but 1t will be several weeks |
before he will again have the use Of his |
leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I. Knudson, of Chi
cage, mentioned In these columns as
one Of the several families soon to move /
to Marshalltown have rented the resi-
dence at 307 Fremont street, formerly |
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Al Strub. !
They will take possession about June
l. Mr.. Knudson is travelling man. Mr.. I
and Mrs Strub have removed to their
new home, recently purchased by them,
at lila West Main street.
Mr.. J. r. Davis. of Reinbecls, spent
Monday in the city, leaving in the
evening for Longmont, Col, where he
Will remain indefinitely on account CT
his health. Mr.. Davis is totally help.
less as the result OF inflammatiory
rheumatism, with which he has been /
sufferer for several months. Mr. |
Davis was accompanied to the city by
his WIFE his brother-in-law, Mr.. r.
K. Townsend, and cousin, Mr.. +. r.
Bennett, all Of Reinbeck.
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Rev. w. III, Scott left Monday at 1885 /
p. m. for Ionia. Mich, where he Is sum-
}, Wi, M
of former member of his church.
of which he was pastor for ten years,
prior to about ten years ago This Is
the fourth time Rev. Scott has been
called to Ionia, to take charge OF a
funeral. Rev. Scott was accompanied
by his son, Mr.. Ray Scott a postal
clerk of this city. who will remain In
Ionia and other Michigan points 70,
a ten days vacat ton visit.
49,
Mrs. George W. Dart returned home
Monday evening from Algona, where
she was called three weeks ago on ac-
account of the illness of her mother,
Mrs. NJ Shelley. Mrs. Shelley has
been in poor health all winter and
few weeks ago was stricken with an
attack of inflammation of the bladder.
She is no better, and her death is ex-
pected any time. Mrs. Dart stopped in
Ackley, the former home of the Darts,
for an over-Sunday visit with friends,
and Sunday, while descending a flight
of stairs had the misfortune to fall.
She was quite badly bruised, hut not
seriously injured.
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George p. Smith, manager Of the
Let's, Spencer. Smith Company branch
of the Western Grocery Company, Ma
son City. and Will Ray, also of the
Mason City house, arrived in the city
this morning to attend the bi-weekly
meeting OF Iowa Central managers I
held today. Ollie s. Ellis, of the II. l.. :
Spencer Company, Oskaloosa, and F.
e. Brewer of the Albert Lea house, I
were also in the city to attend the
meeting. The annual meeting of the
Western Grocer Company will be, held {
tomorrow. Col +. c. Let's of Chicago, {
will arrive in the city tonight to at
tend the annual meeting.
These days so rapid Is the pace, IL
The man of action wins the race, II
And if the finish you would See s
10 take some Rocky Mountain Tea. t
Mcbride s. Will Drug Co G