Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-24
George j. Allen, ophthalmologist.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.

Dr. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
Fine Honey at the Hawkeye store
odeon, Tonight-Stewart's Loving
Pictures.
i Patronze Sundel's Cafe if you want
the best meals.
Fresh strawberries every morning at
/ Reynolds & Sheldon's.
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You can depend on getting good but
ter at the Hawkeye Store.
|
a. A. Moore Is selling a splendid
4 shinge at very low price.
| Ii you want your laundry work done
/ well and promptly, send 1t to Flitton.
A very complete line of base ball
goods, croquet sets. etc, at Simmons
Book Store.
| For Sale-At half price, SIS rubber
trimmed harness, new last fall. Adj
dress c 10, care T.-R.
Nine. Clark will be at Marshalltown
| "Wednesday with an exclusive line of
midsummer and graduating hats.
Our stock of lime. plaster and
cements is fresh and prices right.
Phones 140. Brown Fuel and Lime Co.
General superintendent NJ. Sweeney,
of the Iowa Central. arrived from the
south Sunday and spent the day here
on company business.
The Busy Bee Circle of the l.. o. 7.
1 NJ. will meet Wednesday afternoon with
/ Mrs. Harry Pletscher and Miss Moilie
| Pletscher. at the Pletscher home, Z
| West State street.
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| Mr.. John C. Crockett, of Des Moines,
clerk of the supreme court of Iowa, was
| in the city Monday afternoon, being on
his way to Eldora where he will remain
| for brief stay on business.
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| Have you heard about the new fancy
rockers that p. c. Wilbur has? Come
| in and see them and we will show you
some of the other new and fancy goods
we have that we are selling at prices
that are right.
County Chairman Warren Howard.
Rev. and Mrs. o. D. Elicit Thomas
Swearingen. d. r. Smith and b. l..
Stanford went to Boone this morning
to attend the state prohibition conven-
| ton, which will be held tomorrow.
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NJ. w. McLain, of Union, brought to
the city Monday for his firm. Cham
berlain & McLain, eighty-one head Of
prime, heavy hogs. averaging GAO
pounds. l.. w. Fox, of Albion. shipped
| seventy head, averaging about gao.
One-half of the Fox load was taken
On at Liscomb and the consignment
illa1 ont ut A Albion
The Columbian Circle of Iowa Cas-.
tie. Highland Mobiles. elected officers at
a meeting held Monday evening. as
follows: Will II. Hill. protector; ]. c.
Koontz, past protector: Mrs. NJ. j. A.
kin, secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Miller,
councillor; Mrs. j. c. koontz. evangel:
w. B. Hannegan, escort; Gertrude
Brown, warden; Rose Ducane guard
w. p. Watson, sentinel; Fannie Brown,
pianist.
Senator T. d. Dubois. OF Blaekfoot
Idaho, accompanied by his private
secretary, Charles f. Arney, passed
thru the city this morning on his way
from Washington to his home. Mr.. Ar
ney is Il former Marshall county boy
who has been in the service of the sem
ator for several years. He is a brother
of Mr.. Wallace Arney, of Taylor town
ship, and n cousin Of c. e. and p. F.
Arney, of Albion.
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Great Western freight, second No. 60,
east bound derailed two cars of pack
ing house products at the interlocking
crossing near South Third street at
about 10 o'clock this morning. The
cars left the track and altho they did not
turn over they completely blocked the
Northwestern lines and one line of the
Great Western. The Central tracks
were cleared The Central wrecking
outfit was called to the scene. and the
Northwestern track was cleared by
noon.
Marshalltown friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross c. Peterson will be pleased
to know that they have decided to
again make this city their home. MIR.
Peterson has been here several days. |
looking after business matters. and his
wife and children arrived Saturday |
evening. Mr.. Peterson has been in
Helena, Mont, in the dry goods BUSH
ness, for several months. and prior to
that time was in business in Minneap- |
oils. His plans for the future have not
been definitely determined