Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-11

Lost-An Apollo music roll on MAR
street Return to the Eadie Music
House. Reward.
II you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American, always the same. D
S. Good Grocery Co.
! The very best stock of wall paper Ii
| the city and at the lowest prices a
| Simmons Book Store.
Paint your screen doors and window:
| with Meats screen enamel. Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
For Sale-News stand and station
| cry store. A bargain. Write at orlce
A. A. Hulse g. Co. Newton, Iowa
The delegates to the labor convention
should remember that we serve the
best meals in the city, and at al
hours. Sundelrs Cafe.
Now is a good time to buy a stee
range. We need the room they occupy
and will make you the right price
! Bullock's Hardware Store.
Gus Lang, of this city, who has beer
working In Des Moines during the pas,
year. has accepted a position with the
Mcdonald & Mahood Drug Company.
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John S. Hixson, of st. Anthony
was in the city Tuesday. accompany
ing a carload of good 220- pound hogs
which We're sold at the Britain g. Co
yards.
Claim Agen: Marquis Barr. of the
Central was IN the city Tuesday even
Ing on his way TO Oskaloosa from Ell
dora, where he had been to settle few
fire claims.
Il Mrs. W. NJ. Clark and Mrs. Glow
will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Congregational church Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. Clark's home
204 North Third street.
Deputy Sheriff Chapman, of Clinton
county. passed thru the city Tuesday
on his way to Eidora, having charge
of Ray Thomas. lad about 10 years
of age, who was sentenced to the re-
form school.
Lost or Stolen-open faced gold
watch. blue dial. gold figures. Also
woven gold wire fob and locket with
monogram G. S. b. Liberal reward
and no questions asked II returned to
George S, Black. Pilgrim
L. G.. Abbott has purchased from
Mrs. Bessie Blossom Patterson, ard
husband, the residence property at Iii
North Third street The consideration
given IN the deed was $4,000. The
place is at present leased to j. p,
Dotson.
IT may be early in the week to be
thinking about meat for your Sunday
dinner, but as we make speciality OF
meats for that day it might be well to
place your order with us. II you are
not customer of our market we would
be pleased to have you place trial or
der. Leutennegger & Co.
District Inspector Q. C. Merrill. OF
Newton. of the Iowa knights Teinplar.
passed thru the city this morning from
Mason City to his home. Mr.. Merrill
conducted the inspection of the Antioch
Com1nandery No. 49, at Mason City
Grand Commander John w. Wells, OF
this city. was also at Mason City at
tending the inspection.
Mcdonald & Manhood Company have
secured the services OF Gus Lang. until
recently in charge of the large fountain
of the Olson Drug Company, Des
Moines. MIR. Lang Is a first class dis
penser and will be pleased to meet his
old friends in this city. The firm is now
prepared to furnish everything in the
line of soft drinks. Patrons msy res.
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has had experience as a dispenser.
The funeral of Levi osgot,d, the
Timber Creek township farmel. who
committed suicide Sunday morning
was held Tuesday afternoon ut the
residence. four and one-half miles
southwest OF the city. The house was
not large enough to accommodate all
those who attended. Rev. Elijah Brown
Jones officiated. The pan bearers were
James Walker. Clayton Wilson, George
Hutson. S. F. Bellus, Mr.. Mold and Mr.
Brady. The interment was In the Cen
ter school house burying ground.
The regular meeting of the MARSHALL
town Chapter of the d. A. r. was held
with Mrs. George McNeely Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. w. r. F'orney read q
paper on Howe. Clinton and Bur-
goyne." Mrs. M. r. Andrews gave one
on Samuel Adams and John Han
cock" A paper on Nathaniel Green,
written by Mrs. F. w. Hargi.ave. Of
Cedar Rapids, who is member of the
Chapter, was read by Mrs. Era stus
Cornell. Patriotic songs We're sung af.
ter the papers. and an hour was spent
socially.
Patrick Dunn, well known farmer
living two and one half miles, north
east of State Center, accompanied to
the city yesterday a carload of fine eat
tie of his own raising which Were
shipped to Chicago for sale on todays
market. Mr.. Dunn shipped eighteen
head, and the lot averaged 1850
pounds. 1t is exepcted that the Dunn
shipment wiz not come far from top
ping the market. as the cattle were Oh
very superior quality. Joe Dunn, oh
st. Anthony, nephew of Mr.. Lunn, ac-
conrpanied the animals to Chicago
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