Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-06
DR.. yullard, osteopath, 20 East Main.

If you want your laundry work don
well and promptly, send it TO Fiittoi
New potatoes 35c per peck; no.
thern grown old ones soc peck {
Culley's.
Watches. clocks. diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen day:
w. c. Osman.
Telephone your order for a case {
Val Blatz Private Stock to Charlie
Dieterich.
Watches. clocks, diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen day.
w. c. Osmau.
Dinner will be ready at Zones
restaurant. 81 West Main street, q
soon as the parade passes.
Ten and 1915 cent ginghams ~
cents for one hour only, 9 to 10 Tues
day morning at the Hawkeye.
Three dollars never bought more il
Ishoe leather than we can give you. You
choice Of feathers. f. G. Wallace, tn
shoeist.
Before purchasing a new buggy yo'
| should see the new two-in-one a
Darling g. CAN'T. Its the newest thin.
on the market
J. A Heath. an Iowa Central fireman
who has been visiting relatives AM
friends in the city for u week. left Sat
| urday evening for his home In Mon
mouth, Ill.
/ The South Side Stars and the Col
ored Crescents met on the diamonf
near the Standard OH Company's
| warehouses Sunday afternoon. The
Stars beat, 10 to 8.
Ed Amblad, of the general passenger
department of the Iowa Central. at
Minneapolis, was in the city Sunday
| with his parents. He went to Des
| Moines last night on business.
Burlington and the Grays will clash
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
A fast game is assured on either day
Meckenson, Burlington's crack pitcher
will pitch one of them. See him.
| Burlington came today to open SER
les of three games with the Grays. The
teams will meet on Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons at the Finkle park dia-
mond Game called at $3.50 o'clock.
| Special meeting of Signet Chapter
No. SO. r. A. M. this (Monday) even
| ing, June 9th, 1904. Work. M. E. NJ
degree. Be present If possible. Cave
falls 7:30. I. T. Forbes, H. p. George
r. Norris, secretary.
| Burlington US. the Grays Is the Tues
day and Thursday attraction at the
Finkle park diamond. Burlington has
recently strengthened, and has been
climbing upwards in the percentage
column. All games will be fast ones.
! The Gilman base ball team came tc
the city Saturday afternoon with the
| intention of playing the second high
| school nine. Thru some misunderstand-
ling the second team had gone tc
/ C;arwin and the visitors were no;
aware of the fact until after they ar
| rived.
| Frank Williams has accepted po-
sition with Ely & Dunn and has beer
assigned to Fort Dodge, in charge u
his firms curbing contract Mr.. Will
Jams will act as superintendent of the
work Mt Fort Dodge, which is very ex-
| tensive and embraces 10000 feet Of
combined curb and gutter.
| Chief Engineer II. G. Kelly. Of tbs
| Central, was in the city for short
| time Saturday, being on his way home
| from trip on the south end of the
| tine. He was accompanied north by
Roadmaster Nj. II. Shelley, Superin-
! tendent of Bridges and Buildings j. r
Boileau, and Travelling Engineer &c
Andrews the latter of Oskaloosa
|
Superintendent William I. Crane
of the city schools. and Mr.. c. H. E
| Boardman, will leave next Saturday
| night for nothern Minnesota, where
! they will remain for few weeks fish
ling. Their trip will be to the lakes In
the extreme northern part of the state
| away from civilization. Indian guides
will be employed and chain of lakes
visited.
Beeson Camp, No. ass, Modern
Woodnen, of America, held its annual
decoration day services at Riverside
Sunday afternoon. The members ot
| the lodge. in procession, headed by TIL:
Fifty-third band, arrived at the GENE
terry mt o'clock, where John Denison
| of Clarion, state auditor OF the Wood
men, delivered the memorial Grafton
Rev. f. Hey Lemon pronounced II, :
invocation. Flowers We're placed on the
grave by the drill team.
Mr.. W. A. Davis, of the Davis phar-
macy, received today from the Jour-
nal, Atlanta, Ga, a check for $3.50,
which is a prize of $50 for expense
money and round trip ticket to the
St Louis exposition. The prize was
for a guess on the attendance at the
opening day of the exposition. Mr..
Davis made the fourth nearest guess,
at 1sS.O01. The guess receiving first
prize was 1875. If Mr.. Davis visits
the exposition he win not go until
September or October.
Between forty and fifty hello girls,
employed by the Iowa Telephone Com
pany, "cut off, central Sunday and
CONNECTED" for Stanley's mill, where
they spent they day in picnickins
along the banks of the placid Iowa.
They were not all girls, however. some
of the he ones adding to the gaity
of the occasion. Iowa Falls, Eldora,
Grinnel, Webster City, Gilman, Chel-
sea, I.eGrand Melbourne, Nevada,
Captar J,jccpyOh TTniop Albion