Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-27
Ba,,wick trousers.
DR. Bullard, osteopath. % East Main

Dr Bullaru, OSleOpatll, 20 Ehasl MaiA'
DR.. Clemmer, dentist. Suite Q, Ire
mont block.
Dr. Jay, physician and surgeon. sue
cessor to DR.. Lierle.
Get your hags, hammocks, and base
ball goods at Simmons Book Store.
| Grocery stores close at 10 u. IN.
Deco -ation day for the rest of the day
Order your decoration day flowers
of Wright Both phones. lS9. Green
house, 113 North Third street.
Bankers Reserve dance. Red Mems
hall, Saturday evening, May q. Adj
mission 10 cents. Mrs. Williams or
| chestra.
Ge. our prices on lime, plaster and
| cement before contracting. Only high
grades. Phones $40. Brown Fuel and
Lime Co.
A Bargain--New Whitney piano and
new Arion player 1895. w. w. Kim
bail Company Branch, 2O41a East
Main street.
Mr. John w. Longnecker was in Des
i
ance at the state field meet of the Iowa
intercollegiate Athletic Association.
| We are selling more wall paper than
all other stores combined. because we
have the goods. and our prices are
what makes them go. Simmons Book
Store.
Special convocaton of Signet Chap
| fnr y
degree Monday evening, May %, 1880.
T. H. Forbes, II. p; G. r. Norris, Sec
retaty
| Now is the time for furnace repairs
to be made When the fall rush is on
| the proper attention can not be given
to these small Jobs. Lennox Furnace
| Company.
| Telephone us for furnace repairs now
wherl we have the time to do the work
right. We win not have time for small
jobs when the fall rush is on. Lennox
Furnace Company.
| J. ]. Wall will run bus from AL
bion to the river tomorrow (Sunday)
for tae benefit of those wishing to pic
ME there. Telephone him and he will
meet you at the train.
| Everyone admires pretty furniture
| and IL 1t is strong and substantial as
| Well that is what we are looking for.
| You will find at the d. c. Wilbur store
| the newest and latest designs in all
| lines and we are now selling good
| goods at prices that will interest you
| all.
TIE Barker Plumbing Company does
| a chlss Of work and has 81 list of Gus
toners peculiar to itself, always en-
deavoring to have the right price and
| the BEST goods in the market; we are
| therefore not able always to be the
lowest. but cheapest, considering quail
| ity and lasting endurance.
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Superintendent William I. Crane will
leave Sunday morning for Dewitt,
where, in the evening, he will deliver
the baccalaureate address before the
| graduating class Of the Dewitt high
school. Owing to that engagement Mr..
Crane will be unable to be with the
class here tomorrow evening.
The Iowa river is again about to it's
normal stage and is rapidly clearing
up. A fail Of three feet Is noticeable
L
ensus in abundance the stage Will be
normal again In a fewt days. With
warner weather, after the high water
of two weeks, fishing for the different
species of game fish should be first
class.
| THE eXcursonists from Cerro Cor
do and Worth counties, who were IN
Ames visiting Iowa State College Fri
day, passed thru the city again last
night on theier way home. The excur-
sion train reached here at about
| o'clock, and left over the Central
half hour later, for the north. The.
| trip both ways was made without ac-
| cide,at or incident.
| A press dispatch from Omaha an
noullces the election of A. w. Dudley,
Of Des Moines, as president OF the
Central Commercial Teachers Assoc
citation, which has been holding its
annual convention in Omaha. Mr..
Dudley, who was formerly president OF
the Dudley Business College, in this
city, is now president of the. Iowa
Business College, Des Moines.
Mrs J. M. Hughes, Mrs. g. w. Cal
hour, and Mrs. William Adams very
pleasantly entertained the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Christian church Fri
day afternoon at the Hughes home.
502 North Fourth street. Nearly forty
ladies We're present at the meeting.
The hostesses were assisted in serving
refreshments by MISS Della Hughes
and Lillian Eckman.
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Bedecked with colors of the school,
and having on board a large contingent
of students, a special train passed
thru the city this morning over the
Great Western, carrying the track
team and rooters of the state normal
school at Cedar Falls, on their way
to Des Moines, to attend the state in
tercollegiate field meet The train con-
sisted of five cars. About score from
this city went to Des Moines on the
regular trains to attend the meet.
Mrs. Fred Hopkins, returned to the
city from Des Moines this morning,
having been the guest since Wednes-
day OF Mrs. ]. A. Ellis, wife of Former
Agent Ellis of the Great Western. here.
Mrs. Hopkins was one of the members
h. a