Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-08
George ] Allen. opthalmologlst.

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and save the discount.
Have you eaten ''pufled rice" the
new CONNECTION. Get it ut Culley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. McGill. 3O5
Fremont street arc the parents OF 4
son, born Sunday morning.
Tub goods-our speciality this week
come in and see the large variety
we are showing. M Il. Andrews.
culley,s best None so Good" -four
leads for quality, and the price is
right--only S1.o0 per sack. Try It,
Flat rate water rents should be paid
| now. II you wait until next pay day
you may be too late for the discount.
| Frank Fenner. who is acting as host
Ter for the Iowa Central at Mason
City, spent Sunday in the city with
Mrs. Fcnner.
The Grays open the base ball seas
on in Marshalltown with Oskaloosa
| next Wednesday May 10, for a series of
three games.
| DR. Grove Harris left Sunday even
| ing for st. Louis where he will attend
| the commencement exercises of the
| St. Louis University.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church Will hold rummage sale
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, at
| 103 West Main street
| Attend the base ball carnival to-
night and, join the Mystic Shrine
of Syarg.' Many new members We're
admitted Saturday night.
Remember the rummage sale at 1903
West Main street, by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The base ball carnival started off
with a boom Saturday night and ev-
eryone had a good time New features
introduced every night this week.
Come UP and help the boys along.
Mrs. b. H. How,g was most pleas
antly surprised by a number of friends
who visited her home, 3o5 North First
street. Saturday evening, bringing
dainty refreshments with them. The
evening was enjoyed In delightful
social way.
Professor S. ]. Buck, of the chair
of mathematics and astronomy of
Grinnell College, passed thru the city
Saturday evening, en- route to Union,
where he spent Sunday, filling the pull
pit of the congregational church both
! morning and evening.
Two slight automobile accidents oc-
curred Sunday, but neither was of any
consequence. A street car struck the
machine of the Drs. Getz, on East Main
street, damaging one Of the rear wheels
of the machine somewhat In the af-
ternoon A. S. Burnell hit a delivery
wagon belonging to the Flower meat
market. resulting in Slight damage to
the wagon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Johnston, COL
East Church street, gave a very elab-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Johnston, re-
Gently welded, and Mr. John Johnston.
student ut Ames College, who spent
Gilbert and Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll B.
Johnston were also guests at the af-s
fair, which was much enjoyed.
A gang Of workmen of the bridge
and building department Of the Iowa
Central went to Story City Sunday
night to begin this morning the build
ing of a new turn table to replace the
old one which has passed it's period OF
usefulness. The old table was moved
to Story City from Mason City, and
has been so sprung by turning heavy
engines that it has almost constantly
been out of repair.
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A special train of ten cars passed
vest over the Northwestern at $3.50
o'clock this morning, having on board
373 United States naval recruits in
charge Of Lieutenant Wilson, who have
been in training at thel naval station
at Norfolk, Va. They will take trans
port at San Francisco for Hong Kong,
China, where they will be assigned to
duty on board the different vessels of
the Asiatic squadron.
The base ball season in Marshall-
town opens next Wednesday, May 10.
when the Grays arrive home and play
three days with Oskaloosa. Both the
Grays and Oskaloosa have shown
themselves to be strong teams, and
lovers Of the game may look forward
to a series of good snappy games. Let
everyone turn out and give our team
a rousing reception and make our ops
ening days attendance second to
none in the league.
The annual picnic Of the Des Moines
Retail Grocers' Association, which it
was thought might be held in this
city this year, will be held in Nevada
instead, on June 13. A few weeks
ago a committee of Des Moines men
were in the city looking for a suit
able site, and were well pleased with
Finkles park. When they left they
said that in case suitable rates were
granted them by the Great Western
the picnic would be held here.
The annual meeting. Of the Marshall
County Holiness Association, at AL
bion, which was held Saturday and
Sunday, attracted large number of
holiness workers from this city, mem
bers Of the Pentecostal Mission. Those
present at the meeting were Mrs.
Edith Craft, Mrs. NJ. H. Hold, Mrs. ].
Darr, Miss Dora Parks Miss Grace
Crinklaw, Rev. Edgar Ellyson, Harry
and Taylor Ferguson, Rev. and Mrs.
Dorsey Dobson and William Collins.
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