Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-17
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!. THE CITY I'm BRIEF

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J DR.. Jay. surgeon and physician.
Il 80
Where Is the biz sale? Why u
Simon's.
DIR. clemmer. dentist. Suite ., Ire
mont block.
"A warranted lawn mower for $3.50 Il
Bullock hardware store.
Royal bah bearing lawn mower
lead. For sale only by u. j. Bullock
You need a lawn mower this week
See Schmidt. Big stock. Good prices
s Lawn mowers, all sizes and al
styles. Popular prices. Bullock:
hardware store.
Trainmaster j. c. Mccarthy of tn,
Central passed thru the city this morn
Ting on his way north on business.
! The people Of Marshalltown vii
never have such another chance to buy
wall paper and plate rails as now
Dinges y Everest.
4 Messrs j. S. Horst and William
Gogerty of Gearing, were In the city
Tuesday evening. being on their way
home from Chicago, where they had
been to accompany stock.
| The art department of the Women's
Club will hold its last meeting of the
! season Friday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. George w. Nc
| Medley, 401 West Main street.
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1 1t is your duty TO support home in
stitutions. The Loyal Legion of Ply
mouth Is Marshalltown institution
Therefore do your duty and attend the
Loyal Legion of Plymouth fair next
Friday and Saturday in Red Mems
hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Benden. were in
Gearing over night Tuesday at the
Mrs. c. l.. Benden. Mr.. G. l.. Benden
is quite i'll as the result of an attack of
heart trouble and his relatives are
quite alarmed over his condition.
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Maurice Kent, of this city who Is a
student at the state university, and
who Is a member of the base ball
team, pitched the game Tuesday
| against the state normal school at
Cedar Falls, which the state university
won by the score of 10 to 3.
Harry Hotcbkiss, who, since he dis
posed of his retail cigar business in
Winona. Mimi, few weeks ago, has
been in this city went to Webster City
this morning. Mr. Hotchkiss Is seek
ing another location with the intention
OF again engaging in business.
Messrs. ]. 13. Mccormack. of Glenn
ons, and David Blackburn S. Julian
and w r. Atkinson, of ST. Anthony,
the latter rural mail carrier out of st.
Anthony, went to Oskaloosa Tuesday
evening, where they will be in attend
ance at the annual encnmpment OF
the Iowa department. 9. A. r.
The Calisophian Club was pleas
antly entertained at it's regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Stew
art Eason at her home, North Fifth
street. There was Il good attendance
of members, considering the unfavor-
able weather. Refreshments We're en-
joyed at the close Of the usual read
ings.
The traffic to Oskaloosl this morn
ing to the department G. A., r. en-
campment was not nearly so heavy as
it was Tuesday morning. and the ex-
ira coach placed by the Central on its
train was not needed out of
here. Col. j. NJ. Parker and A. NJ.
Friend went from here to attend the
this morning.
An alarm from box 426 called out the
fire department at / O'clock this after
Hoon to Nevada street, just off Third
avenue. The small frame building;
in the rear Of the old Globe hotel prop
erty, owned by the Hoyet estate. and
occupied as dwelling by George Hem
shaw and family. had caught fire from
a defective chimney. The damage was
very slight
The Literature and c. L. s. c. de-
partment Of the Women's Club held |
its postponed meeting Tuesday AFTER
noon at the home of Mrs. A. S. Burnell. |
No special program was given, differ
ant members of the department being
appointed to carry on the regular real
ng. Refreshments were served by the |
hostess. Guests Of the department
were Mrs. r. e. Sears and Mrs. Will |
Mr.. w. H. Richards, an employe Of
The Iowa Central car shops, living at
;01 South Fourth street, will leave
lbout June l for Ell Reno, o. T., where
lie will take charge. Of a 160-acre
arm, near Ell Reno. which he p,lr-
,hased some time ago Mr. Richards
will be accompanied by his son, Mr..
JASON Richards, but his wife and other
members of his family will not leave
or the territory until fall.
C. H e. Boardman, who has been, at
clear Lake for the past few days, to
AXE advantage of the sport offered du-
ing the first few, days Of the open
eason for game fish, arrived home this
morning. Mr.. Boardman says the fish
ng has only been fair. altho some fish,
Mostly pickerel, and a few pike and
roppies, were caught. The weather
as been SO cold and the wind so high
hat fishing was made unpleasant and
iff1cult.
DR.. Shallenberger's next Visit to
Hotel Pilgrim. occurs on
.aturday, May 90, and those in need
f skillful physician should bear the
ate in mind and come and see him.