Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-28
DR.. guuard, osteopath. IS East Main.

ana save 20 per cent ui9couift.
.'Tilhe, a Mennonite Maid a story Of
the Pennsylvania Dutch at Liebig's.
! Just received, a beautiful line OF
dress trimmings at the Hawkeye Store.
! Four pairs black hose, 20 cents, at
Stems Saturday. Worth twice the
money.
Small garden seeds, two packages for
cents Seed peas corn beans and
lawn grass in bulk at Culley's.
We offer Friday and Saturday twelve
patterns of shirt waist suit silks at 30
cents, worth up to SIS cents. Z. r. Lay.
/ Now is the time to set water meters
so as to begin reading them when
your fiat rate payment expires on
! May /.
Marshalltown has a good Boosters
Club All Boosters" should be out
Monday voting and working for the in
| terurban.
| The interurban railway election will
be held Monday at the advertised vot-
! ing places in each ward. between the
| hours of a. IN. and p. IN.
George Tingley of Minneapolis who
is acting as temporary travelling audi
tor, for the Iowa Central, went south
on a business trip Wednesday evening.
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1 The latest this spring is the wearing
of finely embroidered initials on the
cuffs of shirtwaists. We ask you to see
our new line of initials. Archie Par
kerr
| The smallest taxpayer in the city
can do as much for the welfare of
/ Marshalltown as the largest by casting
| his vote for the interurban at next
Mondays election.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
lbyterian church will meet Friday az
ternoon with Mrs. William Barrie and
Mrs. James Tug at the Barrie home,
40S North First street.
| Marshalltown may be a city of the
| first class within a few years time, If
| those of her citizens at the present
/ time vote for the tax to aid the build
ing of the interurban.
| .
/ Let every business man in the city.
who is interested in his own and the
general welfare of Marshalltown. de-
vote next Monday to getting out the
vote for the interurban.
/ Extension. extension. extension tables
of all kinds. sizes and prices can be
had at d. c. Wilbur's big store. We
Ehave the most complete line of dining
room furniture ever shown in the city.
| A new lot of fiber rugs are to be
/ seen among our large assortment of
| rugs and we are willing to show them
| to all. d. c. Wilbur's prices arc right
| and he has the largest assortment TO
| pick from.
| 1t makes no difference whether you
are a property owner or not, you have
A vote at the election Monday. Capital
and labor are hand in hand in this
election, for the welfare of all classes
| is at stake.
| The eyes of the state are on Mar
1 shalltown nd its interurban election.
| II the election goes for the tax Mar
shalltown will be considered up and
looming. If not. the state will look upon
/ us as a dead one"
Contractor r. A. Ely left Westnes-
| day evening for Omaha and Tekama,
| Neb., where he will remain for a few
/ days looking aafter large state grad
ing contract, in progress at both cities.
/ The contract is one of ditching. and in
wolves the removal OF a trifie over L.
100000 cubic yards of dirt.
Maurice and Forest. the twin sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Swan. 905 Mitch
| ell street, Were s years old Wednesday.
| In honor Of the event Mrs. Swan sent
to the kindergarten children at the An
son school large birthday cake. which
| the little ones enjoyed. Miss Minnie
| Ashbrook, the Arson Kindergarten.
was entertained at dinner at the Swan
home, complimentary to her pupils an
niversary.
The Degree of Honor of the A. O. u.
| W. gave dancing party and sun bon
| net drill in the Maccabee hall Wednes-
I day night, the proceeds of which go to-
ward paying the expenses of the dele
/ CATION TO be sent to Davenport to work
for the election of ]. E. Stanton for
4 grand master of the order. The affair
was a big success, the hail being
scarcely large enough to accommodate
all of those who attended. The sum
4 realized will be quite large.
/ Thirty or thirty-tive members of Star
Lodge No. 3, Iowa Legion of Honor
went to Belle Plaine this afternoon
where they were invited by the local
lodge of that place to assist in degree
work and social session this evening
Delegations from the lodges of Vim
ton, Cedar Rapids and Traer will also
he there. The Belle Plaine degree team
will do the initiatory work and the
lodge from this city will give it's fancy
drill The lodge here has been recently
equipped with new robes for this week
Mrs. Matte E. Huh and Mrs. Altar
lata Hull-Jahrlke. of Whitewater, Wis
arrived in the city today for Il few days
visit with their husband and father
Rev. Moses Hull. Mrs. Hull will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Spiritualists'
church, instead of Mrs. Clara l.. Stew
art, Sunday. Mrs. Stewart has been
delayed a week in reaching the city.
Mrs. Jahnke is graduate of the EN-
erson School of Oratory. Boston, and is
teacher of oratory, elocution, voice and
! physical culture in the Morris Pratt In
stitute at Whitewater. of which her
father is president. Rev. Hull leaves
the city Saturday having closed his en-
gagement with the local Spiritualists.
1t would not be bad idea for BUSH
ness men to watch their stocks of goods
a