Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-07

Base ball goods in large quantity a
Simmons Book Store
The paint that stays on-Billings
s Chaplin. Dinges & Iverist.
Special dinner next Sunday at Jones
Restaurant, q West Main street.
See the fine stock of hammocks ant
, eroquet sets at Simmons Book Store
The finest table beer is the Val Blat:
Private Stock Sold only by Charlie.
Dietrich.
Watch the label. See you get onl,
the Billings Chaplin brand of paint
Dinges & Eveiist
Special-Tones Cannon" spices. two
packages for the price of one, 10 cents
The Mutual Benefit. State street.
Remember the best stock of wall
} paper in the city at the most reasonable
prices is at Simmons Book Store.
Warm weather is here. You nee
ice and we have 1t to sell. Our prices
Iare right. Telephone la. Marshall les
Co.
There is but one best in paint -
the Billings apin-has the greatest
body. longest life and best appearance
Dinges & Everist.
First Spiritualists church Will hold
one meeting Sunday evening at s
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? Cali and get prices.
c. j. Lander. old reliable druggist.
Isn't 1t economy to buy an article of
quality? When buying paints con
slider only quality--take no other but
Billings -Chapin's. Dinges & Everist.
/ The Cornell College base ball team,
which was beaten Friday at Grinnell
| by the Grinnell College nine, passed
thru the city this morning on its way
home.
/ The handsomest house in town is
Doctor Kellogg's on North Center
street. because it has just been painted
! by workmen from Simmons Book
Store.
| The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G..
/ C. will give rumlnage sale next
week, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, at 226 East Main. All kinds of
summer clothing.
| The DR. Wood eye and ear sanitar-
ium at Marshalltown is thronged with
patrons daily from every part of the
state and 1t is necessary to make APP
pointments beforehand to secure ac-
commodations.,
Percy England. of Davenport, arriv-
ed in the city this morning to accept
the clerkship under Manager E. A.
Stoltz. of the Armour & Co. branch
which was recently made vacant by the
removal of Mr.. Will Gilchrist to Cen
terville.
Court of Columbian members take
notice! 1t is desired that all members
be present at the regular meeting
Monday night. The consolidation ef
the order with the Highland Mobiles
will be explained. Be sure and bring
Your certificate. Wall H. Hill, presi-
ident
NJ. A. Ward of Bromley. Of Ward &
Pyle, shipped to the city Friday from
Bromley and Marietta seventy-nine
head of prime heavy hogs, the lot av-
eraging 30 pounds. John S. Hixson,
of st. Anthony, also sold load at the
Britain & Co. yards Friday afternoon,
seventy-eighr head averaging 200
pounds. August Reimenschneider, OF
State Center, sold one load.
Earl Durkee, of Charles City, the
third baseman who played with the
Cedar Rapids club of the Three-I
League in this city, has secured his
release from the Des Moines team of
the Western League and has signed
with Cedar Rapids to play third base.
Durkee has been attempting all seas
on TO secure his release from nes
Moines. but until just recently it has
been steadily withheld.
The funeral OF the late j. b. Mich
olson was very largely attended Fri
day afternoon from the German Bap-
fist Brethren Iowa river church, ii.
Marion township. Rev j. II. Cakerice
of Conrad, had charge of the services
A number of friends from this city |
attended. Rev. Cakerice spent the day !
in the city with his mother, Mrs. Anna |
cakerice, and tomorrow morning will |
Aiti atS iSSaiai appointment III the |
Vienna township church In the az
ternoon he will preach at the church |
three miles west of Conrad. AT Rock |
ton this forenoon Rev Cakerice at |
tended business meeting of the
German Baptist Brethren church.
Friday evenings Webster City Jour-
nal says: &c. A. Smith, Of Laurel.
Iowa, formerly OF this city was here
yesterday on his way home from ii
business trip to California and Oregon.
He thinks he has bonanza in the An
Heat Saving Apparatus, the pat
ents for which he and Marshalltown
parties have just purchased and he
proposes bringing another manufac-
turing enterprise TO Webster City
His proposition is to organize a
stock company, a large proportion of
the stock to be taken by himself and
his Marshalltown associates. If
amount of the stock can be
sold here. Mr.. Smith proposes to manu-
facture the heat savers in Webster
City. Yesterday he met with consid-
arable encouragement among his
friends and expects to return in few
days with the proposition in a more
tangible form"
Burnham Moffatt, brother of Agent
B. +. Moffatt, of the Iowa Central, arr
rived in the citv Eridav avapiro fropo