Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
Kcmble's flowers. $40 North Third.
DR. Bullard, osteopath. rs East Main.


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DIR Billiard, osteopath. rs East Main
Pay your fiat rate water rents now
and save the discount.
Some very pretty new pictures. just
In. ut Simmons Book Store.
Largest line OF base ball goods in the
city. l3ullock's Hardware store.
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Kelley James cleans wall paper
Leave orders Mt Duges &c Everists.
If you like good bread buy Cold
Medal flour ID. s. Good Grocery Co.
I have some snap bargains In second
hand pianos IL taken at once Tuffrec
music house.
Telephone your orders to the Mar
shall Ice Company for pure. clear.
clean ice. Phone ia
The Ladies' Guild of st. Pnul's
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
at q: 80 o'clock with Mrs. A. q. Click.
Flat rate water rents should be paid
now. II you wait until next pay day
you may be too late for the discount.
Our wall paper business this season
is simply immense because we give the
best values for the money in the city.
Simmons Book Store.
We want one thousand orders for
house numbers, name plates and signs.
Our solicitor will call Mnrsl1alltown
Aluminium and Brass CO.
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A snap. four hundred dollar EN-
erson piano, only used six months, for
$265. You Will have to hurry IL you
get It. Tuffrce music house.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the w. II. G.. which was to
have been held this week. has been
until the next regular meet
ing time.
Cyrus Findlay. Il member OF the
Home from Radcliffe. is quit
Ill Mt the hospital OF heart failure and
considered quite critical.
Manager Thompson, of Armour &
Cos local branch, has been transferred
to the branch at Nevada Mo, where
he goes to take charge. He viii as
sumo his new duties ut once.
Business Manager Clifford, OF Penn
College. Oskuloosa. and Rev. e. r.
Purdy. ALSO Of Oskaloosa, were In the
city this morning. on their way home
from Bangor. where they spent Sunday
In the interests of the college.
Will Topf, one of the well known
men of the city, who left this
morning to visit customers In Me-
braska, VIII so to Spirit Lake on May
Is to be there ut the opening of the
fishing season. Mr.. Topf viii remain
at the lake for ten days or two weeks
Rev. Mr.. Hubbard. of Cedar Rapids.
district superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League, was In the city this
Rev. Hubbard was In Ell
dora Monday to attend the Hardin
county convention, and went to
Searsboro this morning. where he
speaks tonight.
The regular meeting OF the Entire
Nous Club Monday afternoon was held
al the home of Mrs. w. u. Smelling.
The reading, by Mrs. L. I. WATSON and
Mrs. j.. H. Willard. was selection
from George Il. Woodberry's biography
of Edgar Allan Poe. A very nice meet
Ing was enjoyed.
The people of Marshalltown are
looking for the most for their money,
as they ought to be, and the D. G. Wil-
bur store on West Main street is Civ
ing the best values this year that have
t,. ~ t,,o M
est and best goods. II will pay you
10 visit our store when In need of fur
allure and carpets.
Drs L. r. Kellogg. Fl. A. kinnan, II.
8. Hynds and George Wanberg went to
Des Mones this morning where they
will be in attendance ut the annual
of the Iowa State Dental
Society. Drs. ID. A. Collision and n. +.
went to Des Moines this
afternoon to attend the convention,
md Or. j. L. Winery will go tomorrow
A delightful May party was enjoyed
Monday night at Red Mems hall by
many members and friends, In re-
,ponse to invitations extended by
>OWeSIlekWtt SOuIlClIt NV. IL AlC6tCS
II Pocahontns. The Ferguson or
,hestra furnished the music. The
committee in charge Of the party was
OF Alva Nicholson, Stewart
Iaason and Charles Hurd.
The April pay roll of the Iowa Sol
Hers Home was compiled yesterday
eady for submission to the board of
control The pay roll Is checked over
" the board and returned to the Home
bout the middle of the month. For
March the state paid out to employees
4 the Marshalltown institution the sun,
" $3,397.36, divided among 300 en-
,loyes, including the veteran members
Who are on assignment duty.
Considerable interest Is manifested
W residents in this city and adjacent
country as we'll in the Davis acetylene
light. Farmers are enjoying the lux
Try OF telephones, and many of them
ire having the Davis acetylene light
tut in their homes. at a comparatively
mall cost. P. f. Arney, of this city, is
he state agent, and will furnish you
j catalog or any information If you
will drop him postal. Read his ad
II this issue and watch for 1t regular