Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-27
George j Allen, opthalmologist.

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If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
DIR. c. III. Hare of Oskaloosa was in
the city Sunday evening on his way
home from Chicago.
Quartermaster II. j. Bennett. of the
Soldiers Home, who has been ill for
IA week, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs Frank S. jerome. of
3O4 Bromley street are the parents
of daughter, born Saturday.
We are confident that the silks we
offer you tomorrow are the greatest
bargain ever shown in this city. E. X.
Lay
You will have to hurry. Wall paper
for cents per roll. border one-half
cent per yard. Crosby & Co, 20 North
First avenue
See our Indiana Hooking nut, the
best cook stove coal. II new car just re-
ceived and at summer prices. east End
Coal Co. exclusive salesagent.
Mr. b. Kelley. of Davenport formerly
master mechanic of the Iowa Central,
in this city. now master mechanic of
the Rock Island. at Davenport, spent
Saturday in the city on business.
We keep cheap ranges but we sell
good ones Hundreds of pleased GUS
toners will vouch for our Quickmeal
and Pleasant Home line. You always
find the. right thing at Schmidts
Hardware Store.
Now that election is over you will
probably have time to think of your
new spring suit. We have all the lat
est things in foreign and domestic
goods, and the fit and style is guaran-
teed. Tony Psenicka.
Mr.. Il. DeCamp, of Grinnell. spent
Saturday afternoon in the city being
on his way home from the west. Mr..
DeCamp has been in Lewiston, Idaho,
and Grand Island. Neb., for about
three years. He expects to make his
home on his farm, near Grinnell.
The meetings at the Friends union
mission, 415 Union street, which are
in charge of Evangelist Ferguson. are
growing in interest. and the attendance
is holding up well. The meetings will
continue all OF this week, services be-
ing held each afternoon, at 2:3O, and
each evening at 1880.
General Manager l.. i. Day, and Cen
eral Superintendent M. Sweeney. of the
Iowa Central, who We're in Oskaloosa
Friday meeting committee represents
ing the firemen, returned to their nome
last night A settlement was not ef-
fected and the conference on the sched-
ule was continued until a later date.
A social evening has been planned
for tomorrow night by the G. A. Il.
and w. r. c., and their families. No
regular program will be carried out,
and the feature OF the evening will be
a guessing contest, in which will be
presented early photographs of the
members present. Glikenesses that
were made during the civil war are to
be furnished when possible.
A chicken pie supper served by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the r. r. Y. M. G.
A. is something more than the ordin-
airy chicken pie supper. Tomorrow
evening, they will serve on the gym"
floor preceding the annual reports OF
the association. Judge Kenyon of TT
Dodge will deliver the address of the
evening for the Searchlight Club. Fiji
ty cents pays the bill for supper and
lecture
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Williams, of
Ft. Dodge, former Marshalltown resi-
DENTS spent the day In the city as
the guests of DIR. and Mrs N. M. Will
son. Mr.. Williams, who was formerly
connected with the Mccormick people
here, is now cashier of the Internation-
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams have been in
Grinnell visiting relatives. and will
leave for their home tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stone and Mr..
and Mrs. Il. w. Stone, formerly of this
city, but more recently of Portland, are
in the city for an indefinite stay, and
may conclude to again make MARSHALL
town their home. The Stones have
been In Portland for the past three
years, engaged In the restaurant bus
ness. They disposed Of their interests
last fall and spent the winter In San
Francisco The Messrs. Stone are now
looking for another business opening,
and if they can find anything to their
liking here will remain.
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The Sac Sun says: fIon. Phil Sdhah-
Ter says that when he was at the Sol
diers' home on committee service a
year ago and this spring also he took
pains to examine the 100 head OF hogs,
none finer or thriftier than which he
has been permitted to see anywhere
under any circumstances. Colonel Hor-
ton informed him that the hogs were
fed chiefly on alfalfa hay raised on the
home grounds, and that in his opinion
1T is the greatest feed obtainable to
keep hogs In good condition. Mr.
Schaller is impressed with the idea
that every Sac county farmer ought to
make a diligent effort to raise few
acres of alfalfa.''
Word to the T.-R. from Iowa Fails
announces the death of Mrs. John o.
Malta, formerly of this city and Iowa
Falls The body of Mrs. OMAHA ar
rived in Iowa Falls this morning from
South Dakota, where she moved short
ly after her marriage. Mrs. OMAHA
was formerly Miss Lou ROUGH, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rouch, OF
Iowa Falls She was married a lew
wears ago, and last fall suffered an
attack of typhoid fever. Quick con-
sumption developed after her recov-
ery. causing her death last Friday
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