Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-14

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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF churce an ,tesv en-
tertatnments secular meetings 'eards o
thanks.i obituary resolutions and similar
| notices. will be charged at the rate OF SCENT
| Fer line Tor each Insertion.
THE CITY In BRIEI
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
George j. Allen, ophthalmologist-
DIR. N. w. Getz, surgeon, physician.
/ Door and window screens, at CronR
Bros.
New goods suitable for presents u
Chamberlain's.
II you like good bread buy Gold MEDIA
flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Misunderstanding by the day by eN.
perienced drassmaker. Call 107 Eas
| Church.
Full window l Il inch screens, screen
/ doors and Wheeler & Wilson patent
screens, at Cronk Bros. Both phones
IS.
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/ For a thoroughly high grade Paint,
insist on Billings-chapn Pure Prepait-
ed. None lust as good" Dinges &
| EsHerist.
| A false alarm of fire, from box Az
| between Main and Church on Eighth
avenue. called out the deps .rtment at II
o'clock Friday night There is no clue
! as to who turned in the alarm.
You can find what you want In
watches If you have a varied assert
ment to select from. eithes' gold or sill
yer. We carry large line George J.
Allen, jeweler, Il East Main.
Adjutant q. +. A. Walker of the Sol
diers' Home, who has been i'll for the
past few days, owing to an attack of
tonsilitis, is improving and expects to
be able to be at his office Monday.
Superintendent j. A. Davis, of the
Central, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, passed thru the city this
n orning on his way from Oskafoosa
to Des Moines TO spend Sunday with
friends.
Library, center and extension tables
that can not be beaten in the country.
Side boards and buifets that are great.
Iron beds galore, and a whole lot of
other good things that D. C. Wilbur is
anxious to show to all.
Some paints preserve things, and i'm
prove their looks-others teach you to
be careful in the future. Once having
used The Billings -Chapin Pure Proper
ed Pains. you viii be careful to always
use the three P's. Dinges & Bverist.
There is always some article in solid
silver that housewife needs. and we
carry more odd pieces h,n any of our
competitors. Consequently YOU would
be more apt to find whal you want at
our store. George j. Allen, jeweler, IA
East Main.
z A pretty girl is always at her best
when dressed in becoming colors! So
likewise your house, whel dressed with
The Billings Chapin's Pare Prepared
Paints. Select cobors to ftarmonize. The
secret of good dressing, Dsnges &
Everist.
A double funeral was held at the as
sembly hall at the Soldiers Home Fri
day afternoon. the services for Jarnes
O. Brasher, who died Wednesday, and
Martin Y. Huxford, who died Thurs
day, being conducted by Chaplain Cole
Interment Of both bodies was in the
Home cemetery.
A special train or Pullman sleepers
passed thru the city OH the North
western this morning al 7;40 o'clock,
carrying a0) sailors from the navy yard
at Brookiyn. bound for san Francisco.
There they viii be assigned to Ships
bound for service in the Philippines and
off the coast OF China
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Commandant c. c. Horton, of the
Iowa Soldiers Home arrived home Fri
day evening from weeks visit in Day-
export, Rock Island ard Muscatlne.
Commandant Horton went to Daven-
port last week In order to be present
at the funeral of Superintendent Gass.
of the Iowa Soldiers Orphans Home,
which was held Sunday He visited
his son. Mr.. j. Isle Horton, at Rock
Island. and for the past few days has
been In M,iscatine.
Miss Elbla Francisco, Of this city, has
signed contract as a teacher in the
public schOols for next year. and will
be assigned to the Arson. Miss Fran
eisco's contract has been signed at $40 |
She is graduate of the high school of
this city and In recent years has fleen
employed ms teacher in the rural
schools. For the past two years she
has taught at district no. II, Timber
Creek She has been cudetting In the |
city at odd times, and Superintendent |
Crane thinks she is well qualified for |
The position.
Joseph Newcomer Of Newburg, ar
rived in the city Friday evening and |
will spend Sunday as the guest of Rev. |
Frank Wheeler pastor Of the German |
Baptist Brethren church, at RocEton |
END the love feast of the Dunklrds, |
which began this morning at 10 O'Clock, |
md continues turnout the day. Preach
ng services were held at 10 O'clock and |
1t noon dinner was served. The self |
services were held this az
,ernoon ard this evening will occur the |
of the Lore's supper, and |
FEET washing. The regular Sunday ser
vices viii be held tomorrow.
The old Windsor Hotel, corner OF
Second avenue and Market street,
which has been unoccupied for the pas:
Few years, is to be reopened soon,
inder the management of e. II. Spen-