Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-23
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] Nembles flowers. 529 North Third.
DR. Rullard. osteopath. % East Main.
Twenty-Five cent window shades, 1Sc
| Temple OF economy.
Ladies' black and white lawn shirt
waists 60 cents. Wilton Il White
head.
What about your cemetery urn,
Have you spoken to kemble about fill
ing it?
/ Ladies' white ANA figured lawn
SHIRT waists. 60 cents. Wilton q
! Whitehead.
Paths of Judgment" story OF
woman highly educated, but vastly lg-
norant, at Liebis's
You can always find Just what you
want in ready-to -wear garments, al
Wilton Il Whitehead's.
wanted-A bright energetic office
| and errard boy. one willing to learn
| the business. Sinclair Tea and Coffee
/ Co.
When you have decided what flowers
you want for Decoration day, lose nc
time in placing your order with KEN
BILE.
| Cable net curtains. battenberg edge,
| fifty inches wide, three and one-hal.
yards long, in white and Arabian coll
| ors. $3.50 per pair. Wilton e. White
head.
Having bought large touring car
my Rambler runabout is for sale. Com
plete with top. new wheels, tires.
| transmission ankles and engine.
| George III. Beebe.
| 1t Is a pleasure to have a good rest
at night Such can be had by sleep
| ing on an "Ostermoor" felt mattress.
Don't fail to see them at Marion
Cards, as he has the sole agency OF
these celebrated mattresses.
! The private car of the Texas Bit
wild west show. which was damaged
in an accident at Clifford a few days
ago, was sent south Monday evening.
having been repaired and made better
| than when received at the shops. The
| destination of the car is Peoria.
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George Gregory went to Oskaloosa
this mornig on business. and will be
in Ottumwa before his return. Mr..
! Gregory will go to Omaha in June to
attend the summer meeting of the Iowa
and Nebraska Retail Coal Dealers As
ISOLATION. which meets there on June
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Rev. v. A. Carleton and Rev. Drurey,
pastors Of the United Brethren
churches of Toledo, passed thru the
city this morning on their way home.
They We're on their way home from the
annual general conference of the
church, which just closed at Topeka,
kas,
Rev. l.. B. Xix went to Grinnell this
morning to attend the annual Iowa
congregational Theological Institute,
which began there Monday. and will
continue until next Monday. Rev. G..
C. Warren, of Eldora. passed thru the
city this morning also on his way to
Grinnell.
There are good many people that ap-
VI CIldtS SVou luiliiluIe liIol dTG vi lIiS
opinion that the price on that class of
goods is TOO high for them. You will
find all of the latest and best patterns
of these goods at the D. c. Wilbur store
and the prices are within the reach Of
all. Come in and see us.
A crowd of eighteen of the younger
members of the Ciuntry Club picnicked
af tho uro,,dc Mnrdn,, $50
spent the hours after dark dancing
and playing cards. The affair was d
most pleasant one. and was arranged
complimentary to Mr.. Warren Dickin-
son, OF Des Moines, who is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Maxwell.
A special to the Times Republican
from Mason City today refers to the
granting Of a leave of absence to Rev
f. w. Parsons. Phi. D., Of the First
Baptist church of that place. DR.. Par
sons will spend portion of his vaca-
ton in Europe, and will attend the In
ternational convention of the Baptists
of the World. which will be held in
London In July
Invitations issued by the senior class
of Shurtleff College. Upper Alton, ILL.,,
announces the commencement exer-
cises of the college, which begin on
May % and close June l. From the
school of music two young ladies from
this city, Miss Maude L. Salisbury,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Sails
bury, and Miss Bessie A. NfcNeely,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Nicely, will graduate Mrs. Salisbury
will leave for Upper Alton, to be pres
ent at the commencement exercises.
The Bioscope Company, which comes
to the Odeon tomorrow and Thursday
evenings, will show the following NOV
ing pictures-Scenes from Russia-Jap-
anese war, Life of An American Fire
man, Robinson Crusoe, Little Red
Riding Hood, the Niagara Falls, the
English Stag Hunt, Rip Van Wrinkle,
as played by Joseph Jefferson and
company, and several comic subjects.
AS q special feature a moving picture
of the Marshalltown fire department
and the police patrol making a run on
Main street will be shown. This pic
ture was taken several weeks ago by
their own nhotocra nhor pricas IN %