Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-26
THE CITY IN BRIEF


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DR.. N. w. ,ietz, surgeon, physician.
Jap-a-lac at Mcbride & viii Dru
Co.'S.
Ice Cream Freezers-s2 buys four
quart at Cronk Bros
Nice cottage for rent. Inquire a
Simmons Book Store.
Toilet paper, six-ounce rolls, 40 cent
dozen. Davis Pharmacy.
All lawn mowers must now go, $22
buys good one at Cronk Bros
Fresh home grown fruit and vegeta
bles every morning, Olson, the grocer
You want a new buggy for Decora
Kirk Bros.
BY test the best-B. p. S. Paint. A
Mcbride & VIII Drug Co.'S only. Bot
phones. 20.
i 7. B. H. icecream social at Georg
Roupp's, 206 West Linn, Wednesda.
evening, 10 cents. All welcome.
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with Meals Screen Enamel. McBrid
& Win Drug Co. Both phones, 20.
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II you contemplate painting you will
do well to talk with us about paint
Mcbride & Will Drug Co. Both phones
20.
Harry Mcmillan. the Iowa Contra
fireman who was injured Tuesda,
afternoon by falling from the roof o
his residence, is doing very nicely.
Now is the isr-e TO buy hanmocks
croquet sets, base ball &C DDS, etc. TIL;
largest stock of these articles in the
city at the lowest prices at Simmons
Book Store.
Mrs. William Thake, living south.
west of st. Anthony. is quite danger.
ously i'll. suffering from the effects
of paralysis. which followed an attack
Of brain fever.
Senour's Chair and Piazza Paint
Just the thing for lawn chairs, settees
swings and all out Of door furniture
AT Mcbride & Will Drug Co.'S only
Both phones. No. 10.
DR.. c. b. Ackert, dentist. Examlna-
ton free. Call and get acquainted.
Hours. TO II a. m.:' | to $50 p. M
Evening appointments when desired
Office over postoffice.
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The employees of the Etarber Asphalt
Company began this morning the work
of completing the narrow strips of pay
ing OH North Third street, next to the
street car rails. which were left unfln-
ished last fall.
The Catholic young p.sople are plan
ming picnic to be hell on Memorial
Day, complimentary t. Rev. Father
Waring. who ds soon to leave the city.
A base ball game. be ween the a tn
letic society club and II picked team.
will be played.
II was rumored on the streets that
there are many people going crazy IN
town. 1t is false as most rumors are,
but people that have seen the line
of house furnishings at D. C. Wilbur's
and know the prices are going aaffy
over the bargains. 1t Is your next
look
Mr.. Charles W. Nelson received this
from Chicago an elegant spec
linen of moose head. which he had sent
to that city to have mounted. The anil
NAL was killed by Mr.. Nelson OH his
trip to the big woods of Min
nesota last fall. The antlers measure
sixty-two inches from tip to tip.
We ara showing the latest and
most desirable styles of the season In
trimmed hats for grad
uating. also ladies' fine dress hats
including children's bonnets and hats
and caps of all kinds. Bear in mind
that we give you more style and
quality for your money than can be
obtained elsewhere. s;izer. 126 West
Main.
The st. Louis Globe. Democrat pub
lished Tuesday excellent half tone
likenesses OF the three hostesses at the
Iowa building. Mrs. II. j. Howe, of this
city, Mrs. w. III. Bailey of Des Moines.
and Mrs. Horace Z. loeemer, OF Red
Oak. The Iowa delegs ton In attend
ance at the bi-ennial session OF the
General Federation of Domen's Clubs,
,ne.
Mrs. William Carkhuff and daughters
Mabel. Fay and Louie returned home
Wednesday evening from Sigourney,
where they We're called last week on
account of the Illness OF Mrs. Clark
luff's brother Guy Priest who died Sun
lay morning. Mr.. Priest had been i'll
since Christmas with quick consump-
ion. The funeral was held Monday ar
.ernoon at o'clock Mr.. Priest form
.rly made his home in this city with
his sister, while In tie employ of his
law
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Fields arrived
n the city Wednesday evening from
H.. Mr.. Fields having been
n Monmouth since last fall, running an
engine en- the eastern and Illinois d.
fisions Of the Iowa Central. Mr. and
Mrs. Fields We're married but week
ago, Mrs. Fields having been Mrs.
Minnie jackson, of Little York, TIL.
Mr.. Fields may give UP railroa ding,
md take charge of his fathers farm,
lwo and one-half miles northeast of
he city. N. H. Fields Mr. Fields
'ather is n years of age, and Is anX-
Gus that his son make his home with
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County Attorney +. e. Northup ar
ived home Wednesday night after hav
ng spent several days in Washington,
,. c., where he was to look after the
interests of the county in the cigaret
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