Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-04
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THE CITY IN BRIEF


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DR.. Jay. surgeon and physician
DR. Rullard, ostecpath, % East Main.
! A new shipment of brick ana cream
cheese at Culley's.
Pay your fiat rate water rents now
and save the discount.
Only $3.50 for tailored suit that
is good value at $40. r. r. Lay
The tailored suit we offer at $6.9S is
| worth much more. Examine 1t. e. r.
Lay.
Have you seen them? Banzai silks
for graduation dresses, soc yard. M.
r. Andrews.
1t is satisfaction to have your or
ders for ice filled promptly. Telephone
Marshall Ice Co, phone ia.
Flat rate wafer rents should be paid
you may be too late for the discount.
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We want you To all help make the
base ball carnival success, and we
promise you a good time IL you come
up.
It's an old and truthful saying that
IN. +. Andrews sells the best and most
up to-date dress materials that money
can buy"
The Highland Hustlers held a pleas
ant meeting Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. j. E. Humphrey at her home los
East Linn street.
If you are looking for a good, low
priced lawn mower, we have one at
$3.50, warranted to do good work.
Bullock's hardware store.
All Marshalltown base ball boosters
must take the first degree in the
Mystic Shrine OF Syarg" at the base
ball carnival ut Finkle's hall May 6
to IS.
The greatest bargain, of the season,
in wash goods, 40 inch figured Swiss
batists. 15c yard. Twenty different
patterns to select from. NJ. +. An
drews.
The warm weather makes you think
of the ice man. Telephone the Mar
shall Ice Company number ia, If you
want good, clean, pure ice Prices right.
Prompt service.
Remember the bnse ball carnival
will commence next Saturday night,
May 6, and continue all the next week.
Good music will be furnished and we
want you to come UP and have good
time.
Mr. Biggs, science teacher in the
Boone high school. spent Wednesday
in tha city visiting the schools. Mr..
Biggs is an applicant for the head Of
the science department in the Mar
shalltown high school.
Miss Marian Parker, formerly first
assistant librarian in the public IL
brary of this city, will leave Friday
morning for Fremont. Neb., where she
will remain three months, In charge OF
the public library, during the absence
Of the regular librarian.
Mr. E. G. Wallace went to Water
loo this morning to attend the annual
shoot of the Waterloo Gun Club, which
began today and will continue thru
Friday. T.. NJ Russell of I1iscomb,
passed thru the city Wednesday even
ing on his way to Waterloo, where he
went to take part in the shoot.
The last of the series of dances of
Our Club, which have been given fort
nightly at the Red Mems hall, was held
Wednesday night with a May party,
the most enjoyable affair Of all. The
attendance was larger than at any Of
the others, and until a. late hour In
the night the young people remained
to enjoy all of the dances of the pro-
gram.
A mail clerk running on Northwest
ern passenger No. 5. west-bound, be-
tween Chicago and Cedar Rapids, was
cut about the face Thursday afternoon
by flying glass from broken windows
of the mail car on yesterdays. train.
An open door on refrigerator car,
on a passing freight train, struck the
mail car, breaking three windows, and
the door. Glass flew all over the car,
and the clerk was struck on the lip
and forehead. The accident happened
short distance east Of Cedar Rapids.
President c. A. Wight, and Secre-
tary w. L. Boyes. of the Boone Rail-
road Y. M. c. A., which is conducted
in connection with the Northwestern
division headquarters there, were in
the city Wednesday afternoon. The
visit here was to look over the 7. M.
G. A. building and learn how the mon
ey was raised with which 1t was built
Boone wants new association build
ing, and the work of making a canvass
for the funds is to begin soon. Secre-
tary Fellingham will go to Boone on
Monday evening, May 15, and with tha
aid of his stereopticon will show what
the association is doing in Iowa.
Charles Huber, 112 Arson street. was
arrested this morning by Deputy Sher-
IFS s. M. Cause and Alva Nicholson,
charged with insanity. Huber Is a
man 81 years of age, and was dis
charged from the hospital at Indepen-
dence, where he was sent in 1902, only
about year ago. Mrs. Huber was the
complaining witnesA in the case. and
the commissioners ordered the mar
sent back to Independence. Huber is
not violently insane, excepting at times.
but his condition is such that his fam.
lily was in fear Of violence at his hands
at any time. Deputy Sheriff Mich
olson left for independence with Huber
in charge at 10: 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Janney are home