Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-18
Bedding plants at Kemble's.
Choice aster plants at kemhle's.
DIR. Bullard, osteopath % East Main.

Bros
Now is the time to see Kemble about
/ that flower bed.
See the new shirt waists, hats and
caps at Steers, West Main.
II you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
When your watch fails to keep cor
rect time take it to Allen, the jeweler
Have you an urn at Riverside? kem-
Bile will fill it for you and fill it right
| Dance tonight, A. o. U. w. hall. s. 80.
No dancing school. Admission 20
! cents.
ST. Margaret's Mission will meet
with Mrs. +. II. Boucher Thursday
evening.
/ Try sponge lady fingers when YOU
want cake with ice cream. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
kemble is booking orders for Memoir
ial day flowers. order at once and be
assured of the best.
For Sale Cheap-Two bedroom sets.
SAS SlbNc, StNiiiS ih'Ni
/ chine. At 2021, South First avenue
! At the r. r. Y. NJ c. A. May 20 I'm
portance of Scientific Heredity." by
DIR. z. NJ. Townsend. Admission 10
cents.
/ Sheriff c. S. Hutson was in Mel
bourne Tuesday afternoon, looking
| after some civil business for the dis
! trict court.
/ Every owner of a watch is particular
as to what jeweler repairs it. They
should patronize Allen, as his work is
always satisfactory.
| We ask you ONLY to look at our lad
| les wash suits. We know you will take
one with you. They are exceptional
value. NJ. f. Andrews.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
Christian church will serve roast beef
supper. Friday, May 90. from five to
eight p. m. All are invited.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the B. L. Z.
! gave a social on the lawn at at the Mil
es Keller home on South Third avenue,
Tuesday evening, which was well pa
troniZed.
John S. Hixson of st. Anthony sold
at the Britain & Co.'S yards Tuesday
/ afternoon two loads of choice mixed
| hogs. One hundred and forty head av-
eraged 245 pounds.
Mrs. A. w. Head and Mrs. ]. f. Tai
| lett will entertain the Ladies' AuXil-
! iary to the Railroad Y. NJ C.. A. at its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon at
| the Heald home 401 West State street.
| Mr.. Dan Roderick, of Chicago. BUSH
ness agent of the International Associa-
| ton OF Machinists. was In the city
| Tuesday night, the guest of members of
! the local union. Mr.. Roderick had
been TO Oelwein to look after business
matters, and came here before return
| ing to Chicago.
The delegates from this county to the
! first republican state convention, held
| in Des Moines today, left for the capt.
| tai city Tuesday evening and this
1 morning a. d. Meeker and George r.
Estabrook, while not delegates, left for
/ Dies Moines Tuesday evening to be on
| lockers AT the convention.
| Earl Shaw, son of secretary L. M.
Shaw. of the United States treasury.
passed thru the city last night on mis-
way from Denison to Mt. Vernon,
where he will remain during the May
musical festival. Mr.. Shaw has but
recently returned from Japan where
he went q few months ago in the inter-
est of an eastern publishing house.
Miss Anna Healion. court reporter
for Judge G. w. Burnham, spent Tues
day in Toledo, where Judge Burnham
finished up the work of the April term
Of the Tama county district court. me
term has been in progress for three
weeks, at intervals only. and but little
important work was considered. Judge
Rurnham returned to his home in Vim
ton Tuesday night.
The engagement of Miss Katherine
| Wilson. of Pittsburg, to Mr.. Robert
Schaufier, of New York, is announced.
Miss Wilson will be remembered by
Marshalltown friends as having visited
in the city as the guest of Miss Jessie
Binford few years ago. She is now In
Paris. studying music. Mr.. Schaufier
is a New York newspaper man and
musician. He is regular contributor
to the leading magazines and is well
known in the literary world.
EX-Freight Conductors John Cope
lard and Will White, both of Oska-
loosa, have been placed by the Adams
Express Company on the runs on Nos.
| / and g which We're made vacant ny
the messengers who quit on account
of reduction of pay. Both men are
members of the brotherhood of con-
ductors, and members of that order
have been asking if they We're not
"scabbing" by taking the places of the
messengers who walked out. The sit
uation, they say, is exactly that OF
strike.
President l.. H. Jones. of the Ypsilan-
ii (Mich.) State Normal College, will
be in the city either tomorrow or Fri
dav to visit the public schools. Mr.
Jones is in Cedar Falls to visit the Iowa
State Normal School, and having heard
OF the Marshalltown schools wrote SUI
perintendent Crane asking II 1t would
be agreeable to have him come here
while in Iowa. His letter was answered
| Immediately and an invitation extend
ed. President Jones visit will be pure
! Nv professional and not one of inspec-
| ton further than to ascertain for his
| own inforrna ton the workings of the
! ,>,,hlin school system carried out