Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-15
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THE CITY IN BRIEF


George Allen, opthalmoloEtst.
DR. Bullard, osteopath, % East Main.
DR.. Burkhart, osteopath 800 West
Main.
Curtain and sash rods at Simmons
Book Store.
DR.. Clemmer, dentist. Suite ., Ire
mont block
Easter cards and novelties in great
quantity at Simmons Book Store.
Kelley James cleans wall paper.
Leave order at Dinges & Everist's.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
We have complete line of room
mouldings and plate rails. Dinges &
| F>verist.
BE sure and see the new styles IN
ladies' neckwear which we put on sale
Monday. e. r. Lay.
Get the habit and and buy all
your supplies In Marshalltown. Extra
labor helps every merchant in town.
Our immense wall paper trade is due
to having the best assortment and
lowest prices. Simmons Book Store.
Have your cellars, chicken coops
and fences whitewashed. Leave or
ders at Dinges & Everist or see KEEL
| ley James,
Cedar Rapids will be here Monday.
Get the habit and go to the game.
Williams has the habit and see what
he does at third base.
First appearance this season of the
Grays at Finkle's park next Monday
and Tuesday. Conc out and see them
play with Cedar Rapids
Maurice Kent. who is attending
school at Iowa City, arrived home this
| morning to spend few days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Volney Kent.
We sell wall paper on closer mar
gin than any dealer in the city. Our
! light expenses enable us to do this.
Get our prices. Dinges & FWerist.
Strayer, fox terrier, brown face,
| three spots on back, about four months
old. Finder call new phone 21S or
call at Ill South First street and re-
ceive reward.
Mrs. E. j. Dawson, Mrs c. III. Smith
and Mrs John Kunkel We're llostesses
Friday afternoon to the members of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian
church at the Dawson home, 107 North
First street.
/ have four good quarter sections
in Faux county, S. d. at $40 per acre.
Will sell separately or all together and
take one third in trade. What have
you to offer? Address Will II. Hill,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Our cotton felt mattresses are all
guaranteed and we carry line OF
bulk feathers and pillows that are
hard to beat You will always find the
best goods for the least money at the
D. c. Wilbur store. Watch our win
dows for new ideas.
Physical Director Dye, of the Y. M.
C. A. today chaperoned crowd of all
most a score of the juniors of the as
ISOLATION on a long jaunt and picnic
down the river to a point near Mich
olson's ford The boys took base balls
and bats along and will play this
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Nerl Mershon returned
Friday evening from Liscomb, where
they have been for about a week, Wis
Mrs G. A. Mershon. Mr.. Mersfon, who
has been suffering an attack Of rheu-
matism affecting his arm, for the past
ten days, is slightly improved, and
expects to be able to resume his work
within the next few days.
Frank A. Zieger of Colorado Springs,
who was in the city Friday, went to
Eldora this morning, and from there
will leave for his home Sunday night.
Mr.. Zieger was called to Eldora a few
days ago by the illness of his mother,
relatives. Prior to six years ago Mr..
Zieger was resident of this city, ana
while he lived here was foreman of
the Iowa Central tin shop. He is now
employed in a similar capacity by the
Colorado Midland at Colorado Springs.
A small blaze in the cellar partition
wall of the A. q. Johnson home, Z
North Third street, at about o'clock
this morning, called the central station
crew to the home. The fire is sup
posed to have caught from Goals in
the fire place, which are thought to
have dropped thru into the partition
wall below. The crew put out the
blaze with the chemicals before any
but slight damage was done. The loss
will be small, as most Of the smoke
was confined to the cellar. The prop
erty is owned by James Hall.
Harry Davenport, the Tama reser-
walton Indian, or as he is known in
his native tongue, "Marshache," who
has been in Jail in this city for the
past week serving sentence for be-
ing intoxicated, was released this
morning and returned home. Daven-
port is of royal blood and is the grand
son of Chief Push Ton-E-Qua, and a
cousin of the Indian girl Ma-Sha- Che,
whose body was found in a ravine on
the reservation Friday morning. Dav-
export says suspicion among the In
dtans on the reservation has been di-
rected against George Soldier, the di-
vorced husband Of the girl. Soldier
and his wife were divorced. Daven-
port says. about six months ago.
The directors of the Marshalltown
Base Ball Association are pleased to
announce that they have completed
arrangements with McConlbs Bros, by
which this enterprising livery firm
hoya aorand IN iSano and p1eca on .