Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-25
Dance tonight, A. o. U. w. hall.


Fresh bullheads, pike and lake trout
at Culley's.
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Tycoon tea siftirgs at Will Millers
% cents a pound.
Kemble is prepared to fill all ped
ding plant orders.
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon, sue
cessor to DR.. Lierle.
Next Saturday-rural mail box date
at Schmidt's-let us convince you.
Prunes, while the stock lasts, four
pounds for % cents at Will Miller's.
Country butter, extra fancy, at Will
Miller's. Five pound jars at 80 cents.
If you have a flower bed which needs
filling, telephone Kemble and he will
attend to it.
Tycoon tea-the only reliable. pure,
uncolored tea imported For sale only
by Will Miller.
Just two days more to get one OF
| those beautiful suits or jackets at one
half price, at A. II. Simon's.
Wanted =, Intelligent gentlemen or
ladies of Marshall and adjoining coun-
| ties. who are willing to work. Address
H-25 care T.-R.
Sheriff C. S. Hutson left this morn
| ing for Ft Madison, having in charge
| William Smith, who was sentenced to
three years for horse stealing.
L. w. Fox, of Albion, shipped to the
city Wednesday afternoon a ear load OF
| hogs, which were sold at the Britain
& Co. yards Seventy-three head av-
| eraged 220 pounds.
I Coach No. "A, reprinted with the new
| combination of colors recently adopted
by Master Mechanic Feeley, was sent
out from the shops this morning and
placed on passenger No. l.
The Bioscope Company will present
an entire change of pictures at the
odeon tonight, except by request, the
| Marshalltown fire department picture
will be repeated. Prices 10, 20 and 80
cents
| Mrs. e. c. Brown and Mrs. Frank
Fenner were in Gilman today visiting
! with their cousin, Mrs. Jesse Hawk,
who leaves next Tuesday for Hurricane
| Lake, n. D., where the family will
make its home.
| A go-cart that is made right will
give good service and look good all OIL
| the time. You can depend on the line
of carts at the d. G. Wilbur store and
the styles are the latest. Call In and
see our line of folders.
George Raber, who has been In the
employ of Swift & Co. in this city, for
the past four years, left Wednesday
night for Oklahoma City, Q. T., where
he will enter the employ of a poultry
concern. Mr.. Rober holds the short
shrinkage record for Swift & Co. in
poultry shipped to the New York and
Boston markets.
Place with us your farms, lands, city
properties We can sell, exchange or
buy for you anything in the shape of
real estate or other merchandise;
stocks of all kinds. If you have money
to loan we can get You some good
farm mortgages. Do it today. John
D. Vail Real Estate Company. $50
West Main street Marshalltown, Iowa.
A party of Boone women. members
of Marvin Hughitt Division, No. "A,
Grand International Auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
spent Wednesday afternoon in the city,
coming to be present at the regular.
meeting of Marechal Neil division. of
this city. The visit was a pleasant
surprise to the local auxiliary, and
the afternoon was spent socially in the
latter's quarters in the German Odd
Fellows block. The Boone women
composing the party were Mrs. U.
Farnsworth, president Of the Boone
division, Mrs. E. Nordstrom, Mrs. B.
Valentine, Mrs. ]. Sparks. Mrs. John
Bolitho and daughter. Miss Bessie.