Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-18
kemble's flowers. 500 North Third.

Visit Wilton &. Whiteheads new
store, 107 West Main.
All styles and sizes of lawn mowers
at Bullock's Hardware Store.
We are open for business on the
ground floor. Whitton 81 Whitehead.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
THE Rose of Old st. Louis" a story
of the Louisiana Purchase, at Liebig's,
We meet all competition and give
you ground floor prices. Whitton &
Whitehead,
You will be surprised at the quality
of wall paper you can buy for 5 cents
at L. +. Jones wall paper store, Finkie
block
| Tonight at the Odeon, the comedy
the attraction. Prices. 10. 20, so and
SO cents.
Travelling Agent S. b. Jones, of the
| Northwestern. headquarters Eagle
Grove, was in the city Wednesday OH
company business.
SpeCIdl prices LOT llIS WEEK Oh DeSt
| -four, middlings, shorts, bran, OIL meal
and salt. Weber & Hedderman, SOC
South Center street.
| Councilman A. M. Clark was in Os-
kaloosa today on business, and to at
tend the closing day of the department
G. A. r. ancampment.
| Miner Chase, formerly of this city,
but now in the furniture business IN
| Allerton, is in the city visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Chase, for a
| few days.
| The Court of Honor will hold MEM
orial services in Red Mems hall SUI
day. May 81, at 3 p. m. Rev. Jones
will deliver the memorial address.
| Members are requested to be present
and bring their friends.
1t is your duty TO support home In
stitutions. The Loyal Legion of Ply
mouth Is Marshalltown institution.
Therefore. do your duty and attend the
Loyal Legion of Plymouth fair next
Friday and Saturday in Red Mems
hail.
The funeral of Danny. Jackson,
formerly of this city, who recently died
in Los Angeles, Cal, will be held IN
Des Moines FRIDAY afternoon under the
auspices of the Eagles. A delegation
from the local aerie will attend the
funeral.
Charles Triem, who has been max
ing his home in this city. left We'd
nesday for st. Joseph. Mo- where he
has accepted a position with the
Combe Printing and Lithographing
Company. Mrs. Triem, and family,
viii go to st. Joseph in a short time
The Central train from the south
this morning was filled to the car steps
by the veterans who were returning
home from the annual G.. A. r. en-
campment which has been in progress
at Oskaloosa. Many of them were
from nearby towns, altho most of the
delegation from this city returned.
Miss Anna Helion, who has been mt |
Toledo for few days looking after |
her official duties as reporter in Judge |
Burnhan1's court, returned home We'd |
nesday evening. Judge Durham fin |
ished the work Of the April term at |
Toledo Wednesday, and returned to his |
home In Vinton. He will anrive here
Monday to take up the work of the adj
journed March term.
Mrs. j. f. Snyder, of Mt Vernon. has
returned to, her home AFTER weeks
visit IN Albion at the home Of Mrs. |
Kate Beach. Mrs. Snyder was called
to Albion owing to Mrs. Beachs ill |
ness. the latter, having been suffering |
for the past four weeks with neuralgia
of the bowels. Mrs. Beach is improv
ing slowly, and was permitted to sit |
up in bed for the first time on We'd |
nesday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Cottle and little
son. who have been in Fairhope, Ala. |
since early last fall, in the hope of DR..
Cottle's health being improved by his
stay in milder climate. arrived home |
Wednesday. While the trip somewhat |
exhausted him, and he was compelled |
to remain home yesterday, DR.. Cottle |
was feeling much better this morning, |
and considers that the change has done |
him permanent good.
A special invitation is extended to |
every lady in Marshalltown and vicin
ity to call and inspect our new store. |
Our store is one of the largest exclu-
sive ready-to-wear departments In
Iowa. Beautifully lighted, modern and |
up-tod date in every respect. We WISH |
to thank our customers for the very |
liberal patronage given us in the past |
and trust you will favor US with call
Whitton & Whitehead, 105-107 West |
Main.
Mrs. John McAvin, Of Omaha, who
accompanied to this city the body OF
her mother, the late Mrs. Mary Nc
Gowar, who died at her home last Sat
urday, left for her home Wednesday I
evening, accompanied by her daugh-
tiers Cassie and May. Mrs. James
Holden, of st. Paul. another daughter
of Mrs. MCGOWAN, who was here to at
tend the funeral left this morning for
her home.
Mrs. w. r. Bruce, of Glenwood, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Martha P. Newell, for a few days, was
summoned home this morning by the
news Of an accident which had befallen
her husband. Mr.. Bruce has recently
purchased an interest In a Glenwood
marble and granite works, and while
at work Tuesday was badly burned
about the arms and face by the explo-
sion of gasoline engine. His condi-
ton was such last night that it was
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