Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-21

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IL you IKE good Gomez, drink Ger
man American always the same
,. Good Grocery 60.
In future base ball tickets will he
| sold at I4aShelle &. Cooks east end
anu "esl eiiu STORES.
/ Drs. Frv's office has been moved to
/ corner of Main and First street. over
SchmiaI'e Hardware Store.
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| 90 TO Jones WEST Eng nes'aul az
ner for d cents. q West Main street.
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Inc party VINO TOOK lhe riiiss IRON
my Iesiaeiiee 4V' west Maaii street. -
! hiio"h - 'hes ase i',sa ~ auSs
| t4oAs WIZ NC a.shea. VI . io"si.
/ r. w. Stevens left this morning for
Chicago, to attend the funeral of Fred
Hallenbeck, nephew of Mrs. Charles
D.ui.i WIZ a'ea fiiias' ihe 'o'iei ~
WIZ ne iieiu suiioas.
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| medicine cabinet. We also carry a full
| line of plate racks and hat racks.
| You, will surely find everything you
want in The furniture line at d. c. Will
| b,,r.s
Eynec.ipg tn change NV Mace of
| rasi aence Within the next thirty DAYS I
therefore offer nv residence No. 800
cnu.h E,ifth straat for sale or rent.
p,.onarty 4, f;rs+ c,ass condition En-
pinaer Nick Miller.
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MISS Ethel heasor enter .aiiieu 'iie
members or oiass no. TO- OF the Metho-
~ t,irst ayenua and I inn street. Friday
a,a,,irg pefrasbmants were served and
~ 80. to-. ,,..,,, oiyen &c fayors
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Capt. Adrian c. Anson, OF chicago,
who was in the city Friday to umpire
| the opening game of the Iowa State
| League season, will remain over sun
day as the guest OF his father, hon.
Henry Arson. Mrs. Arson accompanied
her husband to the city.
Gentry Bros. advertising car arriv-
ed in the city this morning and their
| employees are advertising the attraction
to show here on Thursday, June =. III
Gentry Bros. are as successful as they
usually are, IN striking PAD Weather,
MarshalttoWh IS uue 10 nave the one
Dig ram OF the month on that aas.
The Iowa Legion or Honor drill team
viii give an entertainment Mt Masea-
hoo hall Thursday evening Nav %. con-
sisting of fancy drills, music and reci-
tations. After the above program,
aaiic.iis may ue .iiau'sea ~ o
Misi.liis eii'os ii'eii. ~ .a..s $50
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Mr. II. r. Raley, whose marriage to
Miss Helen Battin, of the high school.
has been announced for this summer,
left Friday evening for st. Louis, where
he will locate. Mr.. RaIey has been in
Boston for the past few years, and has
recently accepted a position as a
chemist with wholesale drug firm in
st. Louis. Mr.. Raley has been In the
city for few days visit having been
a guest at the Battin home.
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SaFuS announcing the commencement
of the jefferson high school have been
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Della NJ. Wood, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Wood. formerly OF this city
but now of jefferson, is a member of
the class. Miss Wood had she re-
manned in Marshalltown. would have
been n member of the class of '04 Mar
shal,fown high school. The Jefferson
class is to give a Shakespearean play
an cIass aay Nav %. and viii graduate
an tho osth
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Tram Carer y. a. neueii' VI .iie
union station, Is aoie 70 pe On uu.s
again after rev weeks liihess. MI.
Deuelfs presence al me statioii - sven
more necessary now IMAM ever before
because OF the TACT tnal ,he puiidlhs IS
without Janltor. Heretolore' Wnen
illness has prevented the regular caiies'
from being on duty, the Jahl.of OF tue
nacsansars and called trains with no
ianitor tbere 10 no one to announce
trains or assist messengers with more
ba ppapa than thew can handle or.
women with several small children
from, tha waiting room TIA the trains
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me Nlsh Ia"h Siup' VI .'ie his u
SCHOOL whici mas sisei seiies ..