Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-08
d. A. COLLISION, dentist. 10 w. Main.

ID. A. Collision, dentist. 10 W. Main.
"Purcd rice" the new confection at
Culleys.
Pay your flat rate water rents now
and save the discount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. =. kctchum III East
Church street, are the parents of son.
born Sunday morning.
Mr.. j. Il. Mcdonald was in Waterloo
Sunday IN attendance at a meeting OF
the knights of Columbus.
Strawberry shortcakc every day at
Sundelrs Cafe. 1t is rich and juicy,
just like you would get at home.
Mr.. q. M. Stahl. rural carrier out
OF Clemens. spent Saturday In the
city, looking after business matters.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church Will hold rummage sale
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. at
100 West Main street
Mrs statler. of Nevada, who was in
the city to attend the funeral of the
late Mrs. Marilla LouEhrey, returned
to her home Saturday evening.
Swiss batistes, 40 inches wide. Is
cents per yard. These goods are sold
everywhere at % cents. A look will
make you want them. M. Il. Andrews.
Mr. Will Punnell. who is working In
the dry goods store OF Henry Ander-
son, ut Belle Plaine, spent Sunday In
the city with his mother, Mrs. c. Pun
nell.
Rev. Sterling. of Cedar Rapids who
filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church a week ago. was here again
for Sunday, appearing before good
sized audiences both morning and
evening.
Mr.. Thomas Carmody, who has just
completed the work of his second year
in medicine at the st. Louis Univer-
sity. arrived home Saturday, and Will
be here during the greater part of the
summer vacation period.
or course 1t Is better than any other
kind of bread. else we would not en-
ploy high priced man to make 1t.
We want to give our customers the
best of everything. and that is why we
make the buttermilk bread. Sundells
Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Dunn and niece,
Edith Haddock, went to Union Sat-
urday evening, where they spent Sun
day with Mr.. Dunn's father, Mr.. Will
liam Dunn, six miles west of Union.
Mr.. Dunn is In very feeble health,
owing to his advanced years. aud his
{., h.
Don't make any plans for Wednesday
other than to attend the opening game
of the season, when the Grays return
home from their southern trip and
open the season here with Oskaloo-
sa. We want to show the largest OPP
ening attendance of any town in the
league so everyone turn out and give
the Grays a good welcome home.
All members Of the Mystic Shrine
of Syarg" have arranged to attend the
opening game "Wednesday in body
II you have not already become a
do so at once. so as to be In
the swim. You may receive your de-
gree tonight at the base ball carnival
at Finkle's hall. Don't put it off. Come
up and join the happy crowds.
Notice to the Public: Our store
will be closed on Wednesday afternoon
from $3.50 o'clock until after the ball
game. We know our friends and Gus
toners will excuse us for feeling that
we want to give the Grays a good re-
ception, as all the other cities have
done for their teams at the opening
game. Ingledue & Young, Nettie In
gledue & Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ames, of Eos
ton, Mass, passed thru the city Sat
urday evening on tho Northwestern,
en- route west. Mrs. Ames was. for
daughter of ex-Sheriff George Hickox,
now of Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr..
Ames was formerly manager of the
Western Union at Des Moines, and
now holds similar position at Bos-
ton.
]. c. Connolly, of Oskaloosa, for
merly yardmaster in the Iowa Central
in that city and more recently a con-
ductor on the line, with run be-
tween Oskaloosa and Centerville, died
at his home in that city Saturday of
two or three weeks. He was we'll
known by Central trainmen who live
in this city, as he was one of the COM
pany's old employees at oskaloosa.
So much interest has been aroused IN
the game of hand ball. which members
of the business mems and senior gym
nasium classes of the Y. M. c. A. have
been playing during recent weeks, thai
a tournament has been arranged for
Friday evening. Both singles and
doubles will be played. No admission
will be charged. On Wednesday even
ing the seniors will hold an indoor
athletic meet, and in addition to the
usual events quarter-mile relay
potato race will be pulled off.
Ira Kempkes. Of Nevada. secretary
and treasurer of the Order of Railway
photographers of the Northwestern sys-
tenn, left Chicago Saturday on a spec
ial train for Buffalo, where he Will be
present at the annual convention OF
the National o. r. T., representing
the Iowa and Sioux City divisions.
James Troy, of Jewell Junction, gen.
eral chairman of the Northwestern
system operators, was also passenger
on the special out of Chicago, and will
represent at the convention the nor
them Iowa and Iowa and Minnesota
divisions.
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