Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-19
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Jay, surgeon and physician.
DR. Billiard osteopath. % East Main.
Heavy fifty inch chicken fence only
IS C a rod. See Schmidt.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery GO.
Kemble will attend to filling your
urn in Riverside. Phone him about It,
Aluminium tea kettles, aluminium
-skillets and cake gridles. Schmidt
s. hardware store.
Ladies' white India lawn shirt waists
50 cents Saturday. Whitton & White
heads new store.
Leave orders for your Memorial Day
vases. Small, three for 25 cents; large
two for 25 cents. Schmidt's hardware
n store.
II YOU like to dance, you will not
make a mistake if you come up to the
-. d. of P. fair tonight. Admission
10 cents.
Conductor H. A. Colt, of the Iowa
Central, who has been off duty Tor
several weeks owing to illness, has re-
i suned his runs on passengers, Nos. l
II and 2.
Daytime or evening pleasure runs.
The Automobile Livery will take par
ties of four over the paved steets for
IS cents each. Make your dates. Call
new phone $50.
Ed Richardson, of Aclley, accom-
panied to the city Thursday one car OF
cattle and two of hogs, which he
shipped to Chicago, for sale ON the
4 market there today.
The Bangor quarterly meeting OF
Friends will be held at the Bangor
church, beginning a week from Satur-
day, May q, and will continue over
the following Sunday
81 Your dinner will taste better if your
table is set with nice dinnerware-We
can supply your wants in American,
English Austrian and Havlland ware.
I %. s. Good Grocery Co.
John S. Hixsolr, of St. Anthony, ac-
companied to the city Thursday after
noon car load of hogs, which he
sold at the Britain & Co. yards. Six
ty-nine head averaged 240 pounds.
For sale-A bargain. Modern
house, eight rooms, hall, closets, large
: barn, all two years; owner must leave
town. Call and see US. Also other
good bargains. John D. Vail Real Es-
tate Co., 100 West Main street
The referees in the John f. Rogers
estate will sell at public sale in front
of the court house, Saturday, May ~,
8 at 10 a, M, Nos. sos and SIS North
Third street, and u and IA East North
street. Persons interested should not
fail to attend.
j Will Estel, who has been attending
4 the state undertakers' association con-
yention arrived home this morning.
Mr.. Howard Wilbur, who also attend
ed from this city, will remain in Iowa
City over Saturday to see the inter-
scholastic field meet which comes off
on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs III. S. Shearer, of
! Omaha, who have have been visiting
in the city for few days at the home
4 Of Mr.. Shearer's brother-in-law S. p.
Ayres, left this morning for Chicago.
Mr.. Shearer is chief clerk in the de-
partment headquarters of the railway
postal service at Omaha.
Burt Edwards, who has been in the
employ of the Iowa Central in this city
as bill clerk in the local freight office,
left Thursday evening for Elrick juno
tion, where he will be checked in as
agent of the company. Orrin Lamp
man, assistant bill clerk, succeeds to
Mrs Edwards desk, and Ralph Young,
Of Manson, takes Mr.. Lamp1nan's for
men position.
Mr.. C. b. Johnson, of Dillon, was
very pleasantly surprised at his
home Tuesday evening, by about
fifty of his friends, who called to as
& sist him in celebrating his 4Oth ami
yersary. A buffet luncheon was served
by Mrs. johnson, and cards and
dancing were enjoyed during the even-
ing. Mr.. johnson was presented by
his friends with fine Office chair.
The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Seag-
err Bush, who died in this city Monday
evening was largely attended Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock from the
congregational church at Gilman, Rev.
George Chambers officiating. Inter-
ment followed in the Seager family lot
in Prairie View cemetery. Mr.. and
i Mrs A. Janney, the latter a cousin of
z the deceased, were in attendance at the
funeral from this city.
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Joe Dunn of st. Anthony, accom-
panied to this city from Union Thurs
day car load of horses which were
purchased at the market day sale on
"wednesday by Ellsworth w. Harmon
of Rhodes. The horses were shipped to
Rhodes later in the day, and in the
evening Mr.. Dunn left for Newton,
where today he was present at a mar
ket day sale j. N. Baughman also
left Thursday evening for Newton, to
be present at the sale.
Mrs. T. ]. Fletcher and daughter
Belle left Thursday evening for Char
lotte, N. c.. where they will remain
for visit of week with their son
and brother, Mr.. George Fletcher, who
is in the employ of the Southern rail-
way at Charlotte. From Charlotte
they will go to Annapolis, Nd, to
spend week with Midshipman Frank
Fletcher, of the United States naval
academy, before the latter leaves with
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