Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
Mozart music books at Liebigs.

DR.. Burkart, oSteopath, 302 Yves
Main.
Prescriptions a speciality. Davi
Pharmacy.
Now is the time to see kemble abou
that flower bed.
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Go TO Kirk Bros. and see their fin
stanhopes and surveys.
/ Hear Importance of Scientific Her.
idity," tomorrow night, Y. M. c. A.
Wanted--500 loads sharp. clean rive
sand at stone plant. c. L. Reimer &
Co.
Screen wire adjustable window
screens at reduced prices. Temple
of Economy.
Say, are you going to eat supper at
the Christian church Friday night:
Roast beef, etc, all for 25 cents.
| The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society vii
be entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs
N. +. Miller, 1903 South Fifth street.
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| George A. Gregory, of this city, has
been engaged as manager for the
| Dunno eating house at the union sta
| ton.
Our fine stock of bedding plants
at reduced prices Friday and Saturday
only. j. II. Wright, Jr., greenhouses
113 North Third street.
w. Fl. Moninger, of Marietta, a MEM
Der OF the board of trustees of Iowa
State College, went to Ames this morn
H., 4 ..>ct ,..l
| The second high school base ball
team, of this city. has completed ar
rangements for a game with the Gil
man club, to be played on the latter
| grounds Saturday afternoon.
Superintendent j. A. Davis and
Trainmaster c. S. Hayden, of the Cen
trail. We're in the city this morning for
a short time. going north later for a
trip of inspection over the line.
The state evangelist of the Church
es of God in Christ Jesus will preach
at the school house, three miles north
west of Marshalltown. on the Albion
road Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The w. r. C. Aid Society was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
w. P. Flower and Mrs. S. p. Johnson
at the Flower home. 4O7 West Main
street The attendance at the meeting
was large.
Miss Lottie Evans was hostess We'd
I nesday evening to n company of ten at
her home on North Third street. A de-
| lightful evening was spent with pit
finch and other games and music. Re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
Superintendent w. T.. Grayson and
District Manager w. r. Mclaughlin.
of the Barber Asphalt Paving Com
pany, We're in the city today on bust
ness. Mr. Grayson is now making
his headquarters in Des Moines, where
the company has large contract.
Constable E. NJ. Campbell, of Wap-
clio county, passed thru the city We'd
nesday evening, EN- route from Ottum-
wa to E,ldora having in custody Ernest
Sterrett. 14-year-old boy, sentenced
by Police Judge Il. G. Moone to the
industrial school, on charge Of incor-
rigibility.
Iron beds in different styles and COL
ors, odd dressers at all prices, chiffon
iers and dressing tables that are the
thing. dining tables. chairs. buffets
ana sideboards that are the best for the
money ever seen in the city. D. C.
Wilbur always has the good things.
At the regular meeting of Frank NJ.
Thomas w. r. c., No. Q, resolutions
We're adopted expressing regret that
base ball games and other attractions
We're being planned for Memorial day.
The corps voted to petition the man
agements to postpone the dates for
the sports in order that general OBJ
sergance of Memorial day may be had
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Mr.. r. L. Lillibridge, of Mason City,
and Mr.. Daniel Catalan, of Rockwell
spent the day in the city, being on
their way home from Des Moines
where they have been attending the
state republican convention, as dele
CATER from Cerro Gordo county Both
were much interested in the selection
of Senator Gale, of Mason City, as
a delegate to the national convention.
Captain and Mrs. H. C. Barrett who
have been in charge Of the Salvation
Army here for the past six months,
will bid farewell Sunday evening upon
orders received from Brigadier j. W.
Cousins, of Omaha, who has charge of
he Salvation Army work in Iowa and
Nebraska. Captain and Mrs. Barrett
have not as yet been assigned to an
other field, and their successors have
not been appointed by Brigadier Cous-
ms.
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DIR. e. w. Jay. of ST. Anthony, ac-
companied by his son. Raymond, and
daughter, Ada, spena Wednesday in the
city From State Center, this morning,
DIR. Jay went to Des Moines, where he
will be present at the annual conven-
ton of the Iowa State Medical Society,
which began today and continues over
Saturday. DR. C. c. Cottle, of this
city, Is the delegate of the Marshall
county Medical Society. DR.. b. F.
Kierulff. of this city, Is in Des Moines
to attend the convention.
The school board of the independent
district of Gilman has elected the
teachers for the year 1904-5. D. A. Tis-
dale was reelected principal, at $40,
and A. j. Donald was elected assis-
tant principal, to succeed E, +. Bean,
who will attend college. Mr.. Donald's
salary was fixed at $50. Miss Bessie
Rorabaugh was also elected an assis-
tant principal at $50. Miss Mary
Hunter, intermediate department, and
Miss Anna Showers, of the primary
department., will each receive Sis.