Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-28
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.
Jap-a-lac at Mcbride & Will Drug

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lain's.
Great bargains in wall paper at
Simmons Book Store.
Try our cold and refreshing soda. Nc.
Donald & Manhood Co.
Toilet paper. six-ounce rolls. 40 cents
dozen. Davis Pharmacy.
High school fair dance tonight at
Maccabee han. Admission Toe.
Auction tonight. 7:so Watches,
clocks. jewelry, etc. w. G. osman,
If you want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly. send it to FGltton
A good simmer corset 25c at the
Hawkeye this evening. Hawkeye Store.
Paint your screen doors and windows
with Meals Screen Enamel. Mcbride
Il VIII Drug Co. Both phones. 10.
We will be open all day Sunday AMI
Sunday evening. j. II. Wright Jr.,
greenhouses 11s North Third street.
Seven dozen mems ribbed under
shirts. summer weight. Sale price at
the Hawkeye this evening only 19c.
/ Hawkeye Store.
/ At the Congregational church Sunday
| morning Rev. A. w. Sinden will preach
a Memorial Day sermon. Special mus
! ic will be provided.
The famous Ellwell kitchen cabinets
can now be seen at ID. G. Wilbur's.
Every housekeeper should have one.
Come in and see them.
Men, take notice! This evening we
place on sale one lot of chocolate
colored ribbed undershrts at sale
| price of 19c. Summer weight. Hawk
/ eye Store,
The mill I buy my plaster from guar
/ antees their goods to me l therefore
1 do not hesitate to do the same with
| you In all cases. and 1t will be to your
! interest to see me before you buy.
| Cabin Coal Co.
You may order your meat of us to-
| day and we will deliver it tomorrow.
! We have everything in the meat line
that anyone could possibly want, and
our delivery system is perfect. Luet-
ennegger & Co.
| The Microbes and Grays clash for
| the first time on the local grounds
| Sunday afternoon. Two games will be
played on Decoration day. Morning
| game called ut 1890 afternoon at
| 8 80. Grandstand 35 cents; bleachers
!, 20 cents.
1t is real pleasure to wear suit OF
| clothes made at the Tailoring Empo-
rum. The fabrics are the finest,
to, t,,tDt y<,
guaranteed The new goods for sum-
mer are here and we want you To see
them. Tony Psenicka.
A horse driven by c. A. Eadie Friday
evening. while passing around a street
car on North Third street. reared, fall
Ing backward on the thills. For some
! unaccountahle reason the buggy was
not damaged. The occupants had
close call from being overturned.
On account of the absence of William
Pence Pames from the city no services
will be held at st. Paufs tomorrow,
Rev. James is in Highland, kas where
he will deliver the baccalaureate adj
dress to the members of the graduating
class of Highland University, sunday
evening.
Miss NJ. Elizabeth Pratt, supervisor
of drawing in the public schools. has
completed her plans for an European
trip and will sail from New York two
weeks from today in company with
three other friends. The party will
spend the summer in Europe and will
devote some time to a northern trip
turnout the Scandinavian peninsula.
.
Rev and Mrs. w. l.. Peckham, Mrs.
f. b. Connley. Mrs. Hepsy Hoag. Mrs.
20. Brauer and Mrs. J. II. Jackson and
daughters, Elda and Maurine, also Mrs.
Henry NJ. Hadley, of Wichita kas.,
went to Bangor Friday evening where
they will be in attendance at the Ban
gor quarterly meeting of Friends which
began today and continues over Sun
day.
The Microbes had the best of the
argument with the Grays on their
home grounds this week in Waterloo,
but the local club will try and even
up matters in the series which opens
here tomorrow, Sunday afternoon.
Two games, one in the morning and
one in the afternoon will be played
on Monday, Memorial day. Morning
game called at 10. 80 o'clock; after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Grandstand SO
cents; bleachers 25 cents.
The road department of the Iowa
Central suspended one of the COM
nany,s steel gangs, Friday, and the men,
forty in number, arrived in the city to
remain about week until they are
again assigned to work. The gang was
employed on the eastern and ILLINOIS
divisions, relaying steel. The COM
many intends to relay some steel on the
northern end of the line, between Manly
Junction and Mason City. The steel,
however. is all on the eastern ana I'M
nois divisions and until 1t can be
TRANSPORTED north the men VIII be ldle. I
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A farewell surprise for Mr. ana Mrs. /
w n Stipp. OF State Center. who are
soon to remove to this city. was par
ticipated in by a large number OF State
Center friends Thursday evening The
enests assembled at the A. p. Woolston
home bearing camp chairs, and
marched in a body to the Stlpp home |
where they took Mr.. and Mrs. stlpp |
completely by surprise. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Slim have resided in State Center mir
tv-fiye wears, Mr. Stipp being a pioneer I
of the town. His presence and business
enterprises are landmarks OF State
Center and the landmarks of a COM