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

LON forget the M. Is. A. rouge meets
tonight. Drawing contest.
Special dinner next Sunday at Jones
Restaurant, II West Main street.
Fishing tackle, the kind that catches
fish. at Bullock's Hardware Store.
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Have your eyes tested and fitted by
an eyesight specialist al ia East Main.
Wanted--To trade implements or
buggies for good driving horses. Kirk
Bros.
| The finest table beer is the Val Blatz
Private Stock Sold only by Charles
! Dietrich.
All ladies and children's hats 20 per
cent discount Saturday. Come early.
| Temple of Economy.
! The Watenagemote Club was enter
tanned at its regular meeting Thursday
AFTERNOON by Mrs. j. Meaker.
| DR.. Wilson, the successful eye and
lear specialist, is found in his old office
ldaily, the same as twenty-seven years
Iago.
James Dunno of Chicago, owner of
the Dunno eating house at the union
station, was in the city this morning
on business.
Ten dozen new Perfection shirt
waists just received. Style and quality
better and prices cheaper than ever be-
fore. Hawkeye Store. Second floor.
| A record of over IS years in the
lice business in Marshailtown. We
fought to know the business and you
wants. Send US your orders Marshall
Ice Co.
Our specials for Saturday are mems
| fine shoes. These are not auction stock
but clean, up-to-d date goods at prices
| that VIII please you. All sizes Jarvis
& kellogg.
Our line of wash waists contains
many new and novel ideas. lin Swisses
chene and fine Madras cloths. NJ. f..
| Andrews.
Mrs. lea 3. Wise. of Missouri Valley.
state corresponding secretary OF the
w. C. I. T.. Viii speak at the Soldiers
Home. at a meeting to be held in the.
assembly hail. this evening at O'Clock.
f. w. Armstrong has filed an action
in the district court in which r. IA.
Hughes. ct al, are named as defend
ants. The action is on note for ST.
2a5 and costs. the latter TO include an
attorneys fee of $50.
We have received shipment of
French and Austrian dinner sets which
we are offering at exceptionally low
prices. A call will convince you that
we are leaders In dinnerware. D. S.
Good Grocery Company.
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DIR. F. p. Lierle went to Norwalk
this afternoon, summoned on account
lof the serious Illness of his grand
mother. Mrs. Perkins, who is not ex-
pected to live. She is SO years of age,
and Is III of mcas sizes. DIR. Lierle will
be absent until next week.
f. D. Hamlin. of Des Moines. man
|ager of the Marshall Elevator Com
pany, of this city, was in the city
Thursday afternoon, being on his way
home from business trip up the
Story City branch, made in company
with Superintendent A. l.. Cox. of this
city.
Mrs. Minnie Allen. county steno-
grapher completed this afternoon a
portion of the record of vital statistics
of the county, to be filed with the state
board OF health. After completing her
work in the office of the clerk of courts
Mrs. Allen will begin the preparation
of copies OF plans and specifications
for school houses under the direction
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MRr. Earl Brundage, of Grinnell,
senior in Grinnell College. is in receipt
of a letter from Mrs. Esther Spencer
Gale. wife of Rev. c. r. Gale, of Spo-
kane, Wash, formerly one of his teach
ems in the high school of this city, an
nouncing that her husband will give up
the work of his pastorate at Spokane,
on June ! and move to Seattle, where
he will enter church extension work.
Engineer w. II. Strouse, of the Iowa
Central. headquarters Oskaloosa, ac-
companied by his wife and daughter
Sybil Fern, was in the city over night
Thursday as a guest at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. William Bowman Mr..
and Mrs. Strouse and daughter LEI.
this morning, al S:35, for Los Angeles
where Mr.. Strouse will attend the
seventh biennial convention of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
as a delegate from Mahaska division,
No. LAG, OF Oskaloosa. While in Los
Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. Strouse will be
the guests Of the latter's brother, Mr.
j. III. Swadling. At the Swadling
home, during the convention, Miss EN-
lily Swadling, a sister, of Seattle, VIII
also be guest.
Miss Glare Lubbock, of Mason City,
district superintendent of the Iowa
Children's Home Society, Des Moines,
was in the city Thursday afternoon,
being on her way to Mason City for
brief stay. The society which Miss
Lubbock represents has just closed the
work OF It's fiscal year, during which III
received 26S children. While this
represents the actual number receive,!
much larger number was handled,
for altogether over 400 We're either
received anew or taken back from
places where they had been sent, be-
cause of conditions We're not to tic
liking of the society. Permanent homes
We're found for a great many more
than the society received during the
year. AT the close of the fiscal year
the society had on hand thirty-two
children ranging In age from tiny babes
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