Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-07

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One Year. by Mali 81 {
~ the Month. by Mail. Observation-Disclosures. 4
delivered by Carrier. oy the Month. IS
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| Announcements OF church N | So.tat- en-
tertatnments. secular meetings cards o.
lhanks." obituary resolutions, and smtla,
notices. will be charged at the rate OF Scent
Yer line fo- each Insertion.
THE CITY In BRIEF
| DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
| DIR. JAMS, surgeon and physician.
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DR.. Billiard, osteopath, rs East Main
| Wanted--Giil to work. in laundry
| Titton.
DIR. Newells optical parlors are across
from the postoffice.
j II you like good bread buy Gold Media
flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Interesting reading-our ad. else
where in this paper. E. r. Lay.
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Buy window shades, plate rails, pic
ture frames, etc, at Simmons Book
Store.
Pure ice, prompt and regular service
lis our motto. Marshall Ice Co. Tels
phone la.
George H. Beehe. who has been il
with eryspelsis for the past week, is
somewhat improved.
| It's no use talking, quality does tell
/ Distilled water ice has the quality all
| the time. Both phones, 436. Iowa Ar
| tificial Ice and Refrigerating Company
The cleanliness of distilled water ice
mence right. Both phones, 1876. Iowa
Artificial Ice and Refrigerating Com
pany.
A record OF over 25 years in the
lice business in Marshalltown. We
fought to know the business and you
wants. Send us your orders Marshall
Ice Co.
Grand Master l. L. Brown and L. II
Johnson, grand registrar of the col
Iored Masonic grand lodge OF Iowa.
went to Newton this morning. where
they viii institute lodge tonight.
Notice the cubes of distilled water
ice at the leading soda fountains. The
large cakes are exactly the same.
Commence right. Both phones. 1876.
Iowa Artificial Ice and Refrigerating
Company.
The Increased covering capacity OF
the Billings -Chapin's paints NOR :.
than makes UP for any slight advance in
price over an inferior article Bear
this in mind for comparison. Dinges
g. Ererist.
Lost or sstolen-Open faced gold
watch. blue dial, gold figures. Also
woven gold wire fob and focket with
monogram G. S. b. Liberal reward
and no questions asked il returned to
George S. Black, Pilgrim.
We have received shipment OF
French and Austrian dinner sets which
we are Offering at exceptionally low
prices call will convince you that
we are leaders in dinnerware d. S.
Good Grocery Company.
Iowa Central combination mail and
tirely overhauled and repainted in the
shops. was sent to Hampton this morn
ing for service on the branch. II will
take the place of combination car No.
10 which will be sent to the shops.
Earl Page. former employee in the
Iowa Central yards here, who for sew
erai months has been yardmaster of the
Pekin. H.. yards for the Peoria & Pekin
UNION railroad, arrived hons Friday
evening. He has resigned his position
and VIII visit In this city for a short
time with his mother Mrs. LYDIA E.
Page.
The second team of the Iowa Stas.
College, Amesy arrived In the city this
and this afternoon crossed
bats with the high school nine. This
was the first game of the regular high
school scedule, which was to have op-
ened last Saturday with a game with
Western College but which was can.
celled by the management of the club.
Grand Commander John w. Wells, of
he Iowa Knights Tempiar, WAS In Ced-
ar Rapids Friday night, where he was
present at the inspection of the Cedar
Rapids co,nmandery conducted by L. o.
Soule, OF Iowa Falls, Inspector in charge |
Of district comprising Cedar Rapids,
Marion Harlan. Iowa City ana Newton. |
A number of the grand officers of the
stata was present.
At meeting of the Macshalltown
Fish Protective Association. held at the
office of Justice w. NJ. Clark Friday |
night, Vice President j. A. Rails was |
elected president, to succeed Rudolph
Henry, who has left the city. c. NJ. /
Cook was elected vice president. The |
matter of offering the prizes for the |
largest game fish caught during the
season was discussed. but no action
will be taken until the next meet of |
The club. at Justice Clarl's office, next |
Monday evening.
Gretchen Van Zandt. the little daugh-
.er of Mr. and Mrs. N. Van Zandt, was
quite severely bitten Friday afternoon
oy a dog kept in the basement of the
Wood eye and ear sanitarium, In
,narge OF the janitor of the building
Mrs Van Zandt and daughter only ar
lived home at 2:04 Friday afternoon
rom San Diego Cal, where they have
been spending the winter. The little
srl upon reaching the former apart
nents OF the family. in the Boardinan
went to the basement to Sc
cure her tricycle., which she had left in