Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
George ] Allen, opthalmologIst.

s'iN ottNS WV NiStpuIlN.
Lawn mowers. all prices, all sizes at
Buloek's Hardware store.
Room mouldlngs, plate and photo
rails. at Simmons Book store.
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Ladies' trimmed hats 100 just receiv-
ed today. Temple OF Economy.
A. u. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Lcnve orders Mt Deuell's newsstand.
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have some snap bargains in second
hand pianos II taken ut once. Tulflee
music house.
Largest assortment OF steel ranges
In the city. Prices the lowest. Bul-
locks Hardware store.
II Is u satisfaction to have your or
ders for Ice tilled promptly. Telephone
Marshall Ice Co. phone III
The Highland Hustlers VIII meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. j. IT,
Humphrey ut her home. los East Linu
street.
Lost---Fob clasp representing Road
to Ruin" with worlds fair medal at
tached. Liberal reward. V. L..
Liebig.
A snap. A four hundred dollar EN-
erson piano, only used six months, for
$265. You viii have to hurry II you
get 1t. Tuffree music house.
We have commenced new enter
prise for Marshalltown. Help 1t along
by giving our solicitor an order. Mar
shalltown Aluminium and Brass CO.
The Aid Society of the Friends
church. Will give II box social Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. Brauer.
1919 East Linn street. Everyone in
vlted
want every one to come and see
my stock OF pianos. I have some of
the greatest novelties In fine pianos
every, brought to the city. Tuffree
music house.
Chaplain q. j. Warning, of the rcgu-
Moines, who was recently appointed to
that post. was in the city today visit
Ing with Father Fitzpatrick and other
friends.
The home aud education department
of the Women's Club will meet with
Miss Minnie Johnson. 402 East State
street, tomorrow afternoon Each
member of the department Is privileged
TO bring a guest.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met
Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs,
j. II. II. Frisbee. The afternoon WAS
pleasantly and prolitably spent In the
usual way. The circle will meet next
week with Mrs. c. s. Glddings.
Mrs Il. G. Wetherbee and Mrs. VIII
liam J. Evans of Green Mountain, and
Rev. L.. B. Hix, Of this city, went to
Montour this morning to attend the
district convention OF the Congrega-
flonal church, which meets there to-
day.
Mrs. A. b. Conway, Mrs. William
Furbush. Mrs. j. III. Egermayer and
Mrs. H. i. McCombs will give q musl-
Gale and coffee at the home of Mrs. NC
Combs, 402 North Third street, Tues
day, May 9. Admission Is cents. For
the benefit Of the Presbyterian Aid
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Veteran Andrew LaCroyx. Of the
Soldiers Home, arrived home Monday
evening from Ottumwa, where he has
been for q three weeks visit at the
Balingall hotel. Mr.. LaCroyx worked
for fourteen years for the Balingall
people. and is always welcome visi-
tor at the hotel.
Deputy County Treasurer Robert w.
Stevens received a telegram at s o.
clock Monday night announcing that
his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens,
was seriously Ill at her home in Graf
ton Neb.. and asking him to come at
once. MIR. Stevens. accompanied by
his little daughter, Elizabeth, left for
Grafton early this morning.
Mrs. r. H. Hughes. OF Luray, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. John Il.
Dawson, baby sister Maymie and Mrs
W. f. Briggs, of this city, left Monday
for Carlisle, Warren county, where shs
will be present at a reunion of the
Dawson family. Mrs. Hughes and those
her will remain for i
ter, days visit at Carlisle.
Andrew j. Morford, of the Soldiers
Home Is very Ill at the hospital. Mr..
Mt,rford is q paralytic, and has beer
helpless ever since he came
to the Home, ten years ago., even be-
ing unable to feed himself. He Is
young man, considering the age Of
civil veterans, being only 81, and was
stricken with paralysis shortly before
to the Home from Douglass
county, South Dakota.
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Superintendent e. l.. Coffeen,
Of Mason City, a bit disheveled AMI
oareheaded, alighted from the south
bound Central passenger this morning.
A stiff breeze, an open car window
and the suction produced by the mo-
lion of the train had connived together
10 rob the city's new superintendent!
Of his headgear, while the train was
within mile of the city. After alight-
ing he contemplated going back after
It, but reconsidered and took car for
uptown where he replaced 1t with an
other. Mr.. Coffeen will be In the city
,or day or two Mrs. Coffeen did not
him.
Before a crowd of fifty or seventy
I've invited guests the ladies' gyn1llas-
um class, which has been taking exer-
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