Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-20
DR. Rullard, osteopatn. 2s East Main.

DR. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.
Kemble,s flowers. 500 North Third.
Plenty of fresh country butter. is
cents. Idso.
Dr. Clemmer, dentist. Suite 0. Ire
mont block.
Constable Leech was in Hampton to-
day on business.
We have placed on sale our entire
stock of 1905 wall paper at half prices.
Dinges & Everest.
Two and a half acres of land in the
city for sale No buildings. A bar
gain at $475. $50 West Main street.
Mrs. W. M. DerthiclS, a solost in
leading Chicago church, will sing at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
The nilsson study class of ST. Paul's
church will meet with Mrs. Charles
Armstrong Monday afternoon at .
o'clock
We claim to have as fine ice as was
ever offered to the consumer trial
will convince you. Marshall Ice Com
pany both phones, la.
Daytime or evening pleasure runs.
The Automobile Livery will take par
ties of four over the paved steets Tor
25 cents each. Make your dates. Call
new phone 5S2 Burnell & Frazer.
DR.. r. p. Lierle left Thursday morn
ing for Des Moines, where he VIII at
tend the State Medical Society After
visiting friends for a few days he VIII
spend the summer in Chicago and New
York eye and ear hospitals.
We don't put out two or three pat
terms at "a low price to get you in the
store and then catch you ON something
else. but every roll of wall paper in our
store is a snap. Dinges & Everest.
George c. Reynolds will receive bids
for privileges on excursion trains 10
rrocers' and butchers picnic, consis-
ting of pop, peanuts. fruit luhches'
gum. candy and cigars. Cash on ac-
ceptance of bid.
The L. l.. of p. fair at the Red
Mems hall this evening VIII propa-
bly be the last fair this season SO be
snre and turn out The floor is fine
and the weather cool. Everyone inVlt-
ed. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Click. All west
State street, entertained about n1ly OIL
their friends Friday evening. at cafds.
Five hundred was the game played ana
the affair was very much enjoyed. The
hostess served a dainty lunch.
Every one of the big crowd at the
T.. L. of p. fair last night enjoyed
themselves, every minute. If you want
to enjoy yourself for four hours at Mt
tie expense. come up to the Red Mems
hall tonight. Dancing begins $3.50. Ev-
eryone invited.
Cards received by friends III the
city, issued by the class of 1905, OF the
Perry high school, announce the grad
uation of the class on May %. Miss
Bertha Woodworth daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. j. M. Woodwork. I.rmerly
Of this CITY, is member of the class.
DR.. e. S. Burroughs is the latest
purchaser of an automobile. having
received a new eighteen-horse power
Rambler. which has been taken out on
a trial spin and found most salts
factory. The auto is similar in con-
struction to the Burrows, Conway
and McCornbs machines.
Mrs. %. IN. Keller entertained the
German club, Der Deutsche Unterhal7
lungs Kreis Friday afternoon, at us
regular meeting. The Lay OF the
Bells (Schiller) was studied and dis
cussed most profitably by the members.
Guests present were Mrs. M. IL. Rubei.
of Springfield, ILL.,, Mrs. Hooker, OF
Gladbrook, Mrs. l.. L. Putzel and MRS.
Hole. .MrsKeller was assisted In serv-
ing refreshments by Miss Elsa stern:
General Secretary j. H. Fellingham,
of the Railroad Y. NJ. G. A, was in
Waterloo Wednesday night where he
displayed the views of the local as
sociation building and interiors and
told how the work Of securing the
funds with which to build were secur-
ed. Mr.. rockingham went to Mt YER
non Thursday, where he will remain
during the May Festival of Music
which began Thursday at Cornell Col
lege. His visit there is for the pur-
pose of listening to those singers ana
performers who are on the program
there. with a view of ascertainlng
whether any would be likely attrac-
tons for the winters course. Sunday
Mr.. Fellingham will DE III Iowa city
where Mrs Fellingham and family
have been visiting
Miss Clare Lunbeck, Of Mason City,
state agent of the board of control,
who looks after the securing of good
homes for paroled and discharged
members of the two industrial schools
and children of the Iowa Soldiers Or
phans' Home, spent Friday in the city.
Miss Lunbeck came here to inquire
into the request of Mrs. Thomas, of
LOG West North street, who has asked
that she be given custody OF her three
children, now in the soldiers orphans
home The matter has been referred
to Humane Officer Liebig, who in
turn. brought the case to the attention
Of the board of supervisors. DR.. Lie
big and the board are both OF the
opinion that the children should be left
in the Home, and Miss Lubbock, after
Investigating, is of the same opinion.
Mr.. Fritz Haradon, a former well
known young man Of this city, and
employe of the Iowa Central, arrived
in the city this morning from Houston.
Tex, and will remain for short visit
with his brother, Deputy Clerk OF
Courts F. M. Haradon. Mr.. Haradon
,f+ar laavine Marsha lltown, was for