Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-26
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kemble's flowers; $50 North Third.
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D.. A. Collision. Dentist. 10 w. Main.
Mohar shirt waist suits. at NJ. r.
Andrews.
Dance tomorrow night, A. o. U. w.
hall. Ladies free.
Strawberries, three boxes for 20
cents. l.. r. Idso.
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon, sue
cessor to DR.. Lierle.
| Don't miss the sacrifice sale at the
Ladies Bazaar tomorrow.
Plumbing, sewage and water SER
vices. Get my prices. A. c. Bu-
chanan, % North First avenue.
Bankers Reserve dance Redmen's
hall, Saturday evening. May ~. Adj
mission 10 cents Mrs. Williams Or
chestra.
Trainmaster c. G. Mccarthy, of the
Central, headquarters Oskaloosa, spent
Thursday in the city looking after COM
pany business
One of our cakes will contain So
ring Saturday. The purchaser of the
cake will get the ring. Purity Bakery.
Rings on display in Hellberg's win
dow.
Mrs. S. Lloyd, experienced nurse,
wishes her friends and patrons to
know that she has moved from 500
North Second avenue to sos West
Church street.
| Conductor and Mrs. S. B. Chapman
and their little granddaughter Ethel
Chapman, went to Dubuque this morn
| ing to visit for week with Mrs.
Chapman's relatives.
The w. B. Erect Form corset does
not try to give you a figure that ma
ture never intended you to possess.
We show special model just to fit
you. NJ. F. Andrews.
Mr.. w. A. Mills, head hog buyer of
Smith, Carey g. CO., Chicago livestock
commission merchants, was III the city
| today on business. While here he was
the guest of Mr.. ]. S. Haskell.
The Ladies' Bazaar will offer great
bargains for tomorrow, May 81 on
hats, suits, skirts, and waists. Every
thing must go at sacrifice. We must
have the room for new goods.
L. w. Fox, of Albion, shipped to the
city Thursday afternoon a carload OF
which were sold at the Britain &
ed 220 pounds.
Up to the present time it has been
difficult for us to get fish, but they are
more plentiful now, and we can fur
nish our customers with what fish they
want as well aus meats of all kinds.
Reed & Middleton.
Wanted-Horses, mares and mules.
Ages ranging from to 10 years old
Horses weighing from 900 to 1900
i pounds. Will be at Stouffer Bros.
j feed yard, Marshalltown, Saturday
/ June 8, 1906. All stock must be fat
and we'll broke. w. E. Cooley.
4 We are better prepared than any
dealer in Marshalltown to please you
on a buggy Our assortment is large
and the styles varied. Everything you
want either with rubber tire or with
out, harness, whips, etc. Our line is
/ first class in every respect. George
w. Darling.
4 From all appearances the market sale
to be held at Eldora Saturday, May
81, is going to be a grand success.
Mr.. r. S. Near, the Mveryman at that
place, has the matter in charge, and
the boys say he is doing everything he
can for the accommodation Of those
who will bring in stock.
Mrs. T. p. Low and daughter Carol
Of Marion township, were in Grundy
Center Thursday night, where they
were present at the commencement ex-
ercises of the Grundy Center high
school. Dean Buchan, a nephew of
Mrs Low, was member of the class.
Governor A. B. Cummins delivered the
commencement address.
| Word from Mr. A F. Haradon to his
son, Deputy Clerk of Courts F. M.
Haradon, announces the death of Mrs.
S. Haradon, the venerable mother of
Mr.. A. F. Haradon, at East Killingly,
Conn. Mr.. Haradon was called to Con-
leCIlCuL Iuo llISL VI IlAS l1iOlAlA1, OWAAAS
to his mothers Illness, and his stay at
East Killingly will be indefinite. Mrs.
Haradon was "a years of age.
The nine members of the class of
the State Center high school, which
will graduate on June 1. were in the
city today to sit for the class pic
ture. The personnel Of the class is
Misses Emma v. Robinson, Leona
Hansen, C. Halle Price, Margaret AL
exander, Julia Warden, James w.
Maynard. Walter A. Wentworth,
Frank c. Brown and Ezra Kerr.
The committee of five. in charge Of
the portion Of the memorial day
services in which the veterans of the
Spanish American war will take part,
has partly completed its arrange
ments for remembering the dead of
Company, H, Forty-ninth Iowa in
fantry volunteers, on Memorial day.
The Spanish American war veterans
will assemble at the court house steps
at s:45 o'clock in the morning, in time
to join in the parade to the cemetery.
DR.. and Mrs. T. o. Douglass. of Grin
nell, were in the city Thursday after
noon, leaving in the evening for Hon
eyoye, n. Y, the birthplace and old
home of Mrs Douglass. where Mrs.
Douglass will remain for a visit of
several weeks with relatives and