Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-20

quire lilo North Second street.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. ID. S. Good Grocery Co.
Our wagons deliver zee Sundays. 1T
you miss them telephone 436. Iowa
Artificial Ice and Refriaerating Com
pany.
For pure. clean, crystal ice, in fact
first class in every respect, give your
order to the Marshall Ice Company,
both phones, ia.
If you are going to paint we can
satisfy you with the price as we'll as
the work. 4. f. Jones wall paper
store, Finkle block.
Why not leave your order for sack
of White Fawn flour. A first class
Minnesota flour in n good towel sack.
II. II. ranedict & Co.
Distilled water ice. in square blocks
that Just fit the refrigerator" Botn
phones 436 Iowa Artificial Ice and
Refrigerating Company
Ice consumers. We know and can
supply your wants. Pure. clean, clear
ice Prompt service. Lowest prices.
| Marshall Ice Company, both phones,
ia.
Your dinner will taste better if your
table is set with nice dinnerware--we
can supply your wants in American,
English, Austrian and Haviland ware.
d. S. Good Grocery Co.
If you will come to our store at
once you will find the best stock of
| wall paper in the city; prices cut in
two Plate rails ut cost while they,
last. Dinges & Everist.
This warm weather makes you think
Of the ice man. We have
the ice and the price. See us before
contracting elsewhere. Marshall Ice
Company, both phones, ia.
| Never were we so well prepared to
get out promptly and at popular prices
a suit or trousers. We are showing
an elegant line. Drop In and look it
over Hopkins, the popular tailor.
Do not be deceived by promises. Fiji
| teen years of fair dealing in this city
means that when we say we have the
| best workmen and wall paper, you can
have both at our store. Dinges &
| Everist
Mr. Gladstone was in public life fifty
| eight years and forty-seven years In
the cabinet of the British government.
| Though lofty target for the malice of
men no stain could be fixed upon his
name. Dr. Jones will present his ca
reer at the Baptist church Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Warren Dickinson, Of Des
| Mones, arrived in the city Friday ev-
ening to remain over Sunday as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Maxwell.
Mr.. Dickinson is president of the Iowa
| Golf Association, and for three years
previous to last season held the state
championship.
Mrs. f. G. Holly and Mrs. James S.
| Haskell were hostesses Friday after
noon at the formers home, 10 North
Fifth street, to the Ladies Aid Society
of the First BAPTIST church. About
forty-five were in attendance and re-
| freshments were served at the close of
| the regular meeting.
Drs b. f. Kierulff and N. Merrill
arrived home Friday afternoon from
| Des Moines, where they have been in
attendance at the annual convention
of the Iowa State Medical Society Dr.
Theodore Engle, of State Center, was
also in attendance at the convention
from the county medical association.
| The Porte Voix Club was most en-
| joyably entertained Friday evening by
Miss Grace and Mr.. Ray Ewald at
| their home FOG South Second street.
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and prizes were awarded to the sue
cessful contestants. Dainty refresh
ments were served during the evening.
The little boys who took part in the
drill given at the Easter concert at
the Methodist church, were entertained
by Mrs M. C. McBroom, at her home
3O7 West Linn street Friday evening.
The boys played games on the lawn
and were served with light refresh
ments. Mrs. McBroom was assisted
| by Misses Anna Boardman and Maude
McBroom.
Miss Blanche donaldson very pleas
antly entertained Friday evening at
her home, s South Third street, the
members of the AS You Like 1t Club
and a few guests. The latter were
Misses Lowry and Fortner of Lee
Grand Misses Pauline Andrews, Es-
| ther Wanberg, Lora Wood, Ethel
Erickson and Juanita Phelps The ev-
ening was spent socially and with
| music, and refreshments were enjoyedk
| w. M. Petit, barber of this city,
member of the firm of Petit & Lands,
has returned from Tonkawa, o. T.,
where he has been looking after mat
| tiers of business pertaining to the set
| Element OF the estate of his father,
which consists of quarter section of
well improved land near Tonkawa.
The Petit estate is worth about $780,
! 600, and there are but two heirs, the
son and one daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Pet
| lit, who is a dressmaker in the en-
ploy Of M. f. Andrews.
The International Bioscope Company
! will play a two nights engagement at
the Odeon beginning Wednesday even
ing, May "a. The entire entertain
ment. consists Of the latest moving pic
i lures, among them being the Slocum
disaster, Robinson Crusoe, Niagara
Falls and Rip Van Wrinkle as played
by Joseph Jefferson, and his original
| company. The feature picture will be
a moving picture Of the Marshalltown
| fire department making run on
Main street, and the city police patrol
with the local officers answering call.
Prices 49, 20 and 80 cents. A lady
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