Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-26
THE CITY IN BRIEF
VIM. Battin, per cent farm loans

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DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 500 Yves
Main.
Pay your fiat rate water rents no,
and save rs per cent discount.
Pay your flat rate water rents no,
and save rs per cent discount.
/ Distilled water ice. Both phones 43t
Iowa Artificial Ice and Refrigeratin
Co.
| Distilled water ice. Both phones AIT
Iowa Artificial Ice and Rafrigeratin
Co.
Wednesday is challie day at Archi
Parker's. All you want at 3 cents pc
yard.
House painting by experienced work
| men can be arranged for at Simmons
book store.
Mrs. A. L. Mead, of Clinton, Is in tn,
city as the guest of her mother, Mrs j
FL. VOORHEES,.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. Z
S. Good Grocery Co.
The Excelsior Aid will meet with Mrs
Elizabeth Miller, SIT Bromley street
Wednesday afternoon.
Now Is the time to set water meters
so as 10 begin reading them whei
your fiat rate payment expires OF
May l.
The Entire, Nous Club was entertain
sd Monday afternoon at It's regula;
meeting, ait the home of Mrs. d. w
Norris. Jr.
OF course this has been a back
ward spring why we offer cot
ton challies tomorrow for cents pc
yard. Archie Parker.
If you ever use ii you will never
change. Commence right ana use dis.
titled water ice. Both phones 1876. lowe
Artificial Ice and Refrigerating Co.
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Hawkeye grocery moved to the base
nent OF the HaWkeye building. In
side and outside stairs. Bring in you
butter and eggs. We pay the highes
prices.
We are headquarters for everything
new IN the furniture line, rugs, go
carts. rockers. Bullets and bed room
suites. We are the originators of low
prices. Marion Gard.
Mrs. A. H. Dodge and daughter. Mrs
Charles Lawrence, went to Eldors
Monday evening. where they wer.
present this afternoon at the funera
of the late ]. D. Hunter. which tool
place at 5 this afternoon.
No more knights of the round table
but we are prepared 10 show tbs
most comIlete line OF round tables
since the time of King Arthur. d. c
Wilbur bought the latest and best OF
the market this year and you get the
benefit of 1t.
Rev and Mrs. Carl Mich,als, and fam
lily, the former, until recently, pastor
of the German Evangelical church, lef,
this morning for their rev home a;
Washington. Rev. Michels will take
active charge of his new pastorate be-
ginning next sunday
The COMMITTEES which had In charge
the Boosters fair at Finkle hall last
week. met Monday night and disposed
of all bills incurred. After checking UP
1t was found that 1928 was left as a
net profit as result of the undertake
ing. Secretary S. w. LaShelle will to-
night let the contract for the privileges
at Finkle's park during tn. regular sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Young, OF
Joliat, H.. accompanied by their son,
Roy, arrived in the city today and wild
be the guests of Mr.. Young's sister.
Mrs. Charles j. .McCombss. and family,
for a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Young
are on their way to Gr,senville Tex,
where they expect to make their flu
ture home. Mr. Young has been in the
employ of the E., j. & E., at Joliet, as
a dispatcher. for a number of years.
A death In Mrs. Young's family, at
Greenville, calls her to that place.
County Superintendent Hostetler left
Monday evening for Council Bluffs,
where she will attend the annual con-
ference OF the county slrpeldntendents
of southwestern Iowa, which began to-
DAY and continues over Wednesday. AT
of Public Instruction Riggs an extern
siye program has been prepared for
both days. Mr.. Riggs will be present
at the conference. Miss liostetler dur
ing her stay in the Bluffs, will be the
guest of her brother, Rev. Harvey Hos
teller, pastor of the Third Presbyterian
church Of Council Bluffs.
Representatives Of the r. Howe
Taylor Canton. No. &c, went to Cedar
Rapids this morning to attend the
fifth anniversary of the organi-
aation OF Oddfellowship In Americ;s.
Those who attended from the local
canton were Captain S. r. Barnhill.
Past Commanders w. II. Brown and
C. r. LaPlant: Major w. B. Elliott.
Lieutenant Ross Sheet, and Ensign G.
Z. Beck, w. II. Cover, George Schaf
buch, and L. Il. Schaper, the latter o.
State Center: S. L. W'edgwood ana
Chaplain Jesse Cole. The district
celebration today was in Grinnell.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of trustees of the public library
was held Monday night. Little other
than routine business was transacted.
The report Of Miss Ellen Howard Ray,
librarian, showed the library to have
been open twenty four days, and dur
ing that time 1856 books were issued,
IS per cent having been fiction. During
that period 1a9 books were purchased
and thirty seven new readers We're en-
rolled. During the month the receipts
,rara Sf31g md the visitors numbered