Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-05
Refrigerators at Bullock's.

N.
Lawn rakes and garden tools at Bull
locks.
Fishing tackle, big assortment a.
Bullock's.
If you like good bread buy Gold Media
flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Special dinner next Sunday at Jones
Restaurant, u West Main street.
/ Funny feats and instructive facts
with radium and liquid air tonight.
|
Paints for porch goods, chair swing:
and settees. Schmidt's Hardware Store
Have your eyes tested and fitted by
an eyesight specialist, at ia East Main
The finest table beer is the Val Blat7
Private Stock" Sold only by Charles
/ Dietrich.
French coffee percolator, the scien-
titic coffee maker. at Schmidts Hard
/ ware Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee Williams, All
East Church street. are the parents OF
a son, born Wednesday night.
For Sale--Thirty- five dollar ladies'
| Waverly bicycle. second hand. for $40
also second hand single harness, SIS
Address B. H.. care T.-R
| Mrs. Mamie Welles- Berriman, OF
Springfield. Ill.,. arrived in the city this
morning for a visit of two or three
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
| Fred Welles.
Jones Restaurant, 81 West Main
street, is open and ready to feed the
hungry. Three square meals a day.
Short orders at all hours. Meals %
cents
Visit the ice plant any time and see
| IL we are telling the truth about the
purity of distilled water Ice. Both
| phones, 436. Iowa Artificial Ice and
Refrigerating Company.
Distilled water Ice to the family
/ trade at 35 cents per hundred pounds,
| phones, 436. Iowa Artificial Ice and
Refrigerating Company.
| Distilled water ice to the family
trade at s5 cents per hundred pounds.
| delivered and put into the box. Both
| phones. 4S6. Iowa Artificial Ice and
Refrigerating Company.
| Strayed Red nilch COW, now III
custody of police department Owner
may have same by calling upon Cit,
Marshal Nicholson and paying ex-
lpense of feed. keeping and advertising.
M. w. McLain, of Chamberlain e.
MIsI. al fni
Wednesday car load of fine heavy
hogs. which were sold at the Britain
& Co. yards. Thirty eight head av-
eraged go pounds.
Bert Nicholson, a carpenter of this
city. who for several months has been
employed on the st. Louis exposition
buildings arrived home this morning
summoned by the death of his father
j. B. Nicholson. which occurred on
Wednesday morning.
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A. NJ. Barnhart of Chicago, brother
of r. II. Barnhart, has purchased from
A. E. Wilbur and H. p. Densel the old
Barnhart residence. corner of State and
Second streets. bought by them year
or two ago from r. H. Barnhart. Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Barnhart will take pos.
session in about month. The resi-
dence is now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. McCreery.
c. Z. Arney, of Albion, George f.
A. Walker and Henry V. Speers, OF
this city. w. r. Lippincott, of Dillon,
and w. H. Whitehill, of State Center,
Went to Cedar Rapids this morning
as delegates to the congressional re-
publican convention. A. D. Meeker
and D. w. Norris, Jr., accompanied the
party. number of the delegates went
Wednesday night.
Superintendent William +. Crane. OF
the public schools, left this afternoon
for Mt. Vernon, where this evening he
will deliver an address before the etiu-
cational department of Cornell College
He will deliver another address before
the same department tomorrow, and
will also give chapel talk. While in
Mt. Neronon Mr.. Crane will look into
the qualifications of teachers who have
made applications for the schools here.
The handsomest line of spring and
summer hats, wraps, cloaks and suits.
and shirt waists. in the city is now on
display at the Ladies' Bazaar. at 204E
East Main street New goods arriving
daily. When our store first opened we
handled cheap goods but found the la
dies wanted the best. and that is the
kind they will find at our store. The
goods are first class, but we sell them
at former prices Come in and be con-
WINGED.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Rhoades and
family, who have been making this city
their home for the past year departed
this morning for Los Angeles, Cal.
with the expectation of making that
city their home. Mr.. Rhoades has had
charge of the Rhoades- Carmean fac
tory since it was reopened and operated
by II. Scherer less than a year ago The
plant has ceased operations and it's flu
ture is a matter of uncertainty. Mr..
Rhoades stated before leaving that his
plans for the Immediate future had not
as yet been formed.
The board of supervisors completed
the work of its May session Wednes-
day afternoon and adjourned. There was
but little, aside from routine business
transacted. A resolution, introduced
by Chairman Jones. calls for G. Ii.
Brock to vacate the quarters he has
occupied in the court house, within
thirty days. The board explains that
this action was taken because of criti-
cism that had been made thruout the