Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-27

Jap-a-lac at Mcbride & Will Dru
Co.'S.
> Fish hooks, 4 cents a dozen. Dav
, Pharmacy.
For up-to date presents go t
Chamberlain's
Child's oxford slippers, 90 cents
Temple of Economy.
!: Ice Cream Freezers-$2 buys four
quart at Cronk Bros
Carriage painting. Schmelz & Kun
KEEL, Ii North Second avenue.
If you like good bread buy Gold Media
flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
sS95 for Stevens "Favorite'' Rife a
Cronk Bros. Friday and Saturday.
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Screen doors, screen wire adjustable
window screens. Temple of Economy
| 1886 buys a $3.50 Stevens .Favorite'
Rifle at Cronk Bros, Friday and Sat
urday.
Dressed chickens fresh beef, veal
pork and mutton at Culley's sanitar,
market.
The Witenagemote Club held its reg
ular meeting Thursday with Mrs. NJ. f
| Andrews.
/ w. c. T. U. viii hold an exchange OF
| saturday beginning at 10 o'clock, at c
H. Culley's store.
Assistant General Freight Agent II
f. Marsh, of the Central was in the
city today on business.
|
/ Paint your screen doors and windows
with Neal's Screen Enamel Mcbride
& VIII Drug Co. Both phones, 20.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Redel, who were
married Wednesday night in New
| ton, arrived in the city this morning.
Headquarters for lawn mowers, big
gest variety. We always please in
quality and price. Schmidts Hard
ware Store.
Iowa corn fed beef. choice steaks,
| roasts and boiling meat. Special prices
on boiling meat for Saturday. Jar
Wis g. Kellogg.
The game of base ball between Cedar
Rapids high school and Marshalltown
high school, scheduled for tomorrow,
has been postponed.
Vases. Vases. Vases! A pretty
imported Austrian vase free with each
S1oo purchase at Sinclairs. Regular
checks given also at this sale.
The Jones restaurant. at II West
Main street, makes a speciality of Sun
day dinners. You are sure to get every
=. ,..- to
Miss Bertha Better, of Troy Mills.
one of the members of the graduating
class of the Christian Workers Train
ing School, left for her home Thursday
night.
Gladys Parmenter, little daughter of
Ray Parmenter. of Gilman, was in Mar
shailtown Wednesday and had her eye
Strengthened at the Wood Eye and Ear
lniirmary.
Flag day tomorrow at the Temple
of Economy. Twenty-Five cent flags for
10 cents: 10 cent flags for S cents;
cent flags for cents. Get your flags
for Decoration day.
Senour's Chair and Piazza Paint
Just the thing for lawn chairs settees,
swings and all out-of-door furniture.
At Mcbride & Will Drug Co.'S only.
Both phones. No. 20.
Delano T. Smith, who has been in
Boone attending the state prohibition
convention, and visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. e. f. Holmes, returned
home Thursday afternoon.
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new onions. so cents per peck. new
bers three for 10 cents, fresh aspar-
agus, peas, wax beans, beets. lettuce
and carrots at Culley's.
Miss Stella Rice, teacher of English,
Latin. church history and doctrine in
the Bible. at the Christian Workers
Training School, went to her home in
Ames Thursday evening where she will
spend the summer vacation.
The Political Equality Club. which |
was to have met with Mrs. p. NJ |
Sutton. corner of Grant and Center |
streets, Wednesday evening, Will meet |
This evening. The Wednesday even |
ing meeting was postponed on ac-
count of rain.
A. Beatty, of New Sharon. a |
of Martin Braddock, I
and Mr. aud Mrs Harvey Braddock. |
Of Chadron, Neb.. the former son of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Braddock, arrived in the |
city this morning to attend the fun
aral of Mrs. Will Gibson.
Free lecture by Mrs. Sue Harper
Minis, of Atlanta, Ga, Sunday MAY |
20, p. M. at First Church of Christ
-Scientist-Main and Fifth streets.
Subject, Mans Spiritual Supremacy
Thru Scientific Christianity, the Re-
igion of the Future" All cordially
invited.
A narrow escape from runaway
occurred on Main street, near Center,
shortly after s o'clock Thursday even
ng. George Miller was driving west,
md in crossing the street car track
slipped a wheel from his buggy. The
,ehicle tipped and Mr.. Miller was
brown out, being dragged several feet
rhe driver was not in control of the
lorse owing to his perilous position,
md the animal started to run when
officer Hurd grasped it by the bits and Ii
1t to a standstill. Mr.. Miller
vas not injured further than few
light bruises.
Melvin Lien. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
}. Lien, living northeast of the city. is
home Saturday afternoon