Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-13
Kemble's flowers. 500 North Third.

DR.. Clemmer, dentist. Suite ., Ire
mont block.
See our go-carts for $40, cash.
Great values. D. c. Wilbur
Automobile livery, Is North Second
avenue Call. New phone 475-5S2 or
775.
| For the next thirty days we can save
YOU big money on wall paper. Dinges
& Everist.
If you think we have ball team that
is a credit to our city turn out and
/ help them along.
For Sale Good family driving
horse, harness, and rubber tired bug
gy. L. M. Sutton.
Monday we offer you 20 per cent
discount on our entire stock of muslin
underwear. Il. r. Lay.
Our wall paper stays on but the
prices have fallen off. See our line be-
fore buying. Dinges & Everist.
If you want a first class go-cart,
for little money, see our $40 cart that
we sell for cash. D. c. Wilbur.
Our entire stock of women's milli-
merry must go to make room for other
| items. Examine the special. l.. Il.
| Lay.
| Mr.. Cushing's lecture was one of
| great merit.-New London Telegraph.
Hear him Monday night at Friends
church. Admission free.
| Dr. Grove Harris, who has been in
ST. Louis visiting friends during the
| commencement week at the st. Louis
| University, arrived home this morn
| ing.
Notice, ladies'. We have a process
of washing your fancy lace trimmed
dresses and waists without harm to
goods. For further information call
either phone 675.
DR.. Rosa Liebig. of this city. has
been invited by the Iowa w. r. c. to
act as one of the ushers at the state
convention, which will be held in Os-
kaloosa next week.
Those who have not attended the
4 base ball carnival should come up to-
night We promise you q good time
and hope you will come up and give
the boys a boost.
volney B. Gushing spoke in Mar
G shalltown four years ago. All who
\ heard him will want to hear him again.
Monday, Q p. M, in east court room;
lis D. M, Friends church Admission
free.
There are many pretty designs in
shirt waist sets this season, but we
certainly have the handsomest. Moth
ing so handy for lady or that will
add more to her appearance. George
j. Allen, Il East Main.
Rev, Father Murphy, former pastor
of st. Mary's church of this city, but
now of Vail, passed thru the city on
his way to his old home in the Emerald
Isle, where he will spend his vacation
/ during the summer months
The body of Franklin Owens, who
died at the Soldiers Home Friday at
ternoon, left this morning, in charge
of the son, Roy Owens, of Somers, for
Knierim, Calhoun county, where the
funeral will be held Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Cliff, Of Gearing,
were in the city Friday evening, being
on their way to Clear Lake, where they
will remain for several days, getting
their cottage in readiness for the famf-
ly's occupancy during the summer.
Miss Maude Smith, of Colorado City,
Col, who was summoned to this city
by the death Of her father. Delano L.
Smith, departed this morning for her
home Miss Smith will spend Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. e. E. Holmes, at
Boone.
1t is a pleasure for a lady to dis
play her collection of. souvenir spoons.
We have many new designs in these
spoons and will be pleased to show
you. Buy your wife or daughter one.
They make nice present. George J.
Allen, Ia East Main.
The sensational comedy drama can
Aristocratic Tramp" will be the at
traction at the Odeon next Thursday
evening. An exciting automobile race
and explosion is one of the scenic
features. Bargain prices have been
arranged, 10, 20, 80 and so cents.
Mr.. George w. Beasley arrived home
Friday evening from Heaton, N. d.
where he has been for month look
ing after matters of business pertain
ing to his farm, four miles south OF
Heaton. Mr.. Beasley has been SUI
perintending the planting of his crops
$50 acres having been seeded with
wheat and flax.
Mrs. L. G. McGarry, representing the
Iowa Childrens' Home Society," of Des
Moines, was in the city this morning
on her way to Ackley. She will re-
turn Monday, and will take with her
to Des Moines to be placed in the So
ciety's home, the 3-months-old daugh-
ter of Fred Mccullough, whose moth
er died a few weeks ago.
.
Mrs Mary Siebert, of Kansas, ma
tional evangelist of the soldiers and
sailors department of the w. C. T. U.
will begin a two weeks work in the
Fourteenth district on May %. Mrs.
Siebert will start her work in this city,
and will speak at the Friends church
and at the Soldiers Home. The dates, |
however, have not as yet been definite
ly determined upon.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders and directors of the st. An
thony Savings Bank was held at st.
Anthony Friday. The old board of di- |
rectors was elected, and the officers,
H. A. Church, president; DR.. r. w.
Jav vine nresident. and Clyde NJ |