Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-20

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notices. will be charged at the rate OF scents
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THE CITY In BRIEF
DR. Janss. surgeon and physician.
| VIM Battin. per cent farm loans
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Get our special terms and prices or
Alaska refriserators
| Attend the big silk sale tomorrow at
| Benedict & Brintlalrs.
Ifyou like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Iron beds. couches dressing tables
and princess dressers at Cards.
If you want your laundry work done
well and promptly, send it to Flitton.
Lawn mowers, largest assortment
popular prices. Schmidt's hardware
store.
Darling & Gantz have just received a
new car of buggies surveys, driving
wagons.
NJ. Is. ladies Will hold an exchange at
Simmons store tomorrow beginning at
10 O'clock
SeNtAnty-nve-cent padr of scissors
free with 81 purchase Saturday at
Cronk Bros.
The finest berries grown and a full
line of homegrown vegetables at Jarvis
& kelIoggs.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. D.
S. Good Grocery Co.
Extra heavy screen for porches,
front doors and cellar windows.
Schmidt's hardware store.
Reduced prices on our fine stock of
bedding plants. Saturday only.
Wrights green house, 113 North Third
street.
If you want suit that will At. made
from the finest imported fabrics, leave
your order at Tony Psenicka's tailor
ing emporium The newest effects to
select from.
Fresh vegetables speciality at Gull
ley's. New potatoes. Acc per peck
Cucurnbers. the long green kind, three
for l0c. Solid cabbage three pounds
for 10 c. New onions. the small kind,
so cents bunch. See the display
Captain H. c. Barrett, Of the Sal
vation Army, who. with Mrs. Barrett,
is to farewell Sunday night, has receiv-
ed hts orders from Brigadier j. w.
Cousins, of Omaha, assigning him to
Beatrice, Neb. Captain Barrett and wife
Will leave for Beatrice Immediately at
ter concluding their duties here.
Mrs. Robert G.. Warner, wife of Man
ager Warner, of Marshalltown's base
ball club. accompanied by her little
daughter, arrived in the city Thurs
day evening, and will rana.a until to-
morrow. when she will return 10 Sioux
Falls. Later in the SUMMER Mrs. War
ner expects to core hera for longer
stay.
Miss Lucille Warren was hostess
to th,, members OF the T. NJ. p. Club
Thursday evening at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Maxwell. A three
course luncheon as served following
the evening, which was enjoyed with
duplicate whist. Several vocal num-
bers by Miss Warren were very much
enjoyed by the guests.
w. D. Ingledue of Minerva, who
was stricken with nervous chill
week ago, is quite seriously ILL., Mr..
Ingeiue was removed Wednesday
from his own home to that of his
daughter, Mrs. Jared Elliott. aud ply
siciaias from this city have his case
in charge Mr.. Ingledue is rs years
of age, and his condition is feared to
be quite critical.
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The Shenandoah World says: u. r,
RatelSin has had built in his cemetery
lot at Rose Hill a water proof and air.
tight vault, constructed OF very hard
brick and cemented ON the inside This
vault Is down in the ground six feet and
is about four feet high. and is wide
enough for two collins. This afternoon
the remains of Mrs. Ratekin were re-
inferred in this vault. Mr. Ratekin has
place, when he shall have passed to the
great beyond"
VIII Thorpe who recently resigned
his position as assistant day baggage
man at the union station, because the
Northwestern demanded that he act
as janitor in addition to his regular
duties. has accepted a position with
the Marshall Oil Company. r. NJ.
Perry. who recently quit the services
of the Adams Express Company. upon
the presentation of demand of the
company, to the messengers, to handle
the transfer business at Abba, has tax
en- the assistant day baggageman's
job.
The Chicago Crest Western Railroad
has adopted novel scheme to pro-
tect it's right of way from the snow
drifts which occur every winter and
which always impede traffic to no
small extent, some times causing
loss of time and expenditure of vast
amount of money. The company has
ordered several hundred thousand
evergreen trees from an Iowa nursery.
and intends to plant them along the
right of-way. The new way will do
away with the snow breaks which have
heretofore been used and which Were
constantly out of repair. The trees
will not only be useful, but they will
present a fine appearance in the sum-
m,ar as the trains go speeding by when
the thermometer is UP near the 100
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