Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-02

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Have your eyes tested and fitted b.
an eyesight specialist at ia East Man
If you are going to paint 1t Will pa.
you to see the Mcdonald & Mahoo'
/ Company.
I Wanted-Competent girl for genera
homework. Mrs. c. c. st. Clair, 40
North First street.
One dollar black peau de sole silk to
morrow only for 60 cents yard. Net
tie Ingiedue & Co.
4 Agent E. b. Abbott, of the Wells
Fargo Express Company, spent Sunda,
in Chicago on business.
Every garment shown at our muslil
underwear sale is worth twice wha
you pay. Archie Parker.
Think of it. thirty six-inch biacl
taffeta silk tomorrow for 60 cents :
yard Nettie Ingledue & Co.
Our wash suits are neat, cool, com.
Portable and not high in price. Come
and see them. M. r. Andrews.
/ 1t is a we'll known fact that the mos
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carried by A. A. Moore His prices ar
right.
/ The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
roe McKibben, of Albion. Is very crtti-
cally i'll, and the parents are worried
concerning Its condition.
Visit our plant and see our method
in the manufacture of distilled waite
ice. Both phones 4G6. Iowa Artificial
Ice & Refrigerating Co.
Order distilled water ice in the eve
ming If you haven't time during TIN
|day. Our office is open. Both phone:
1876. Iowa Artificial Ice & Re
| frigerating Co.
| Miss Nettie Brown, who for a num-
| Der of years has been employed by j
| f. Harrigan, and who has made hei
| home with Mr.. and Mrs. Harrigan. left
| this morning for Cedar Rapids, where
she will remain permanently.
President Dan f. Bradley. of Grinnell
College, spent Saturday afternoon In
the city, being on his way home from
| Cedar Rapids, where he had been to
confer with President S. B. Mccormick
of Coe College on business matters.
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| Mr.. C. Roadhouse, engineer at thu
plant of the Marshalltown Potter,
Company. left for Monmouth, Ill, this
morning, where he will remain for ;
few days. accompanying home his wifi :
who was called to Monmouth few
weeks ago, owing to the illness Of hel
mother.
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/ Owing to operating trouble on the
Great Western, on its line near Hamp-
| ton Sunday. a train load of cattle,
numbering twenty cars, was sent from
Hampton over the Iowa Central to this
city and turned over to the Northwes-
tern here. They were destined for
Chicago.
/ Mrs. Frank Ensminger, OF Gilman
/ left Saturday for Kansas City. wher
she will accompany her mother, Mrs
William Colebourne, to Gilman. Mrs
| Colebourne has been visiting In Kan
sas City, with her daughter. Mrs. Mar.
Beadle, for the past six weeks. Mrs
Ensminger was accompanied to Kansas
City by her little niece, Lucille Cole
/ bourne. !,
! The body of Mrs. Title Kinsey Sims,
! who died in Roswell, n. NJ, arrived In
the city this morning, accompanied by
| the deceased's mother, Mrs Electa
| Kinsey, who was called to her dlugh-
| ter's bedside by her illness. The fu-
| neral will be held at the kinsey home.
| $40 North Second street. Tuesday
1 afternoon at . o'clock, Rev. +. H.
Lemon officiating. The interment will
be IN Riverside.
/ Youngsters who delight in the annua
celebration of May day We're disap-
pointed this year because of the lacF
of spring flowers. The backward sea
/ son has prevented the appearance OF
many of the Wild spring beauties, ex-
cepting on south slopes. where few
have peeped thru the ground. Despite
/ the fact that there is backward
spring. estimated to be at least two
weeks behind last year. year age
Saturday there was heavy fall o.
snow. which remained on the grount
until about noon of May |.
The Women's Club was hostess Sat.
urday afternoon in the club apart
ments, to the teachers of the publ:
schools. A large number of the teach
ers attended and the affair turnout was
| a most pleasant one and was thorough
| ly enjoyed. A series of four papers
dealing with the unwritten history
| Of Marshall county. was given by
! Misses Florence Campbell. Matte
Lampman, Mabel Miller, and Mrs
E. r. Sears. After the program 81
cial hour was enjoyed, and the clut
served refreshments.
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T. p. Chance, who has been residen
| of Marshall county for thirty-sev
years and wife returned Sat
urday from Pasadena, California
where ehey spent the win
ter in search OF health and pleasure
and where they found BOTH Mr.
Chance met great many people from
this part Of Iowa during his visit anf
was delighted with the California eli.
mate, but at the same time he is GLAD
to get back to Iowa. which, he says
/, is the. peer OF any state. Mr.. Chance
went to Nevada Saturday evening
where he will make his home for the
present.
DR.. 7. O. Douglass of Grinnell. sec
rotary of the Iowa Congregational
Home Missionary Society, was in the
city Saturday, being on his way to
Dunlap, where he spent Sunday clos
| ing up the affairs Of the home mission
/ ary year of that church. Rev. George