Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-13


Leave order at Dinges & Everist's.
If you like good bread buy Colo
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co
Strawberries, home grown rhubarb
green onions. Huls s. Son, Finklt
block.
Come early tomorrow and get the
best of our great cent lace SALE E
r. Lay.
See Schmidt for anything in the
fence line. Big assortment and gooo
prices prevail.
Choice Early Ohio seed potatoes
grown in Minnesota, for sale. d. s.
Good Grocery Co.
Just received, late shipment OF
high class wall papers. Skegg's wal
paper and paint store.
Ten acres to exchange for house anG
{ lot. Farm lands to exchange for city
property, 100 West Main street.
See Schmidt for handy things for
the housewife; cloth sticks to turn
theiboiling cloth; cloth pin bags; cloth
sprinklers.
Acting Travelling Auditor A. D.
etarkey, of the Iowa Central. was in
the city this morning on his way to
Gearing to check the station accounts.
Mr.. John c. Crockett, of Des Moines,
clerk Of the supreme court, passed
thru the city Wednesday evening, be-
Ding on his way to Eldora for a brief
stay on business.
We employ the best mechanics in
the city, which means that your work
will be done in first class shape, with
a minimum amount of paper. Skeggs
wall paper and paint store.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pres
byterian church, will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. William
Barrie and Mrs. r. Howard Duncan,
at the home OF Mrs. Barrie, 40S North
First street.
Millinery at the Temple Of Economy.
We can save you SOC to $3.50 on your
spring hat. 1t will pay you to look
over our stock. We have moved
did you know it? We are now at 16
West Main street, next to Simmons
Book Store.
Louis A. Townsend has accepted a
position as travelling salesman with the
National Art Calendar Company, of
Des Moines, and will make his first
trip for the firm next week. He will
have Iowa, nocthern Missouri and Me-
braska territory.
The Barker Plumbing Company sue
I cessors of E. T. Barker have opened
5 business at 119 West Main street.
Plumbing and hot water and steam
heating promptly attended to. Your
business in this line solicited. E. I.
Barker, P. w. Heoker.
Mr. Harry Sentman, of Union, who
is a student in the medical department
Of the State University, was in the
ely Wednesday evening, being on his
way to Union from Iowa City, for
a visit of few days with hes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seminar.
The Tirzah Aid Society held bust
ness meeting to finish up work on hand
Wednesday afternoon, at the home Of
Mrs. S. T. Barnhill, 40S South Second
street. One guest was present, Mrs.
Isaac Painter. Refreshments were
served during the afternoon by the
hostess.
Friday evening, April 81. has been
set as the date for the first public
appearance Of the basket ball teams
of the ladies' gymnasium class Of the
Z. NJ. c. A. The fives will play
match game on that date. On the
same evening will be played the last
game of the basket ball schedule be-
hn ,+oy
"A tough piece of meat and espec-
tally ON Sunday, is sufficient to drive
the smiles from every face at the din
.ner table. You can always wear smiles
IL you order your Sunday meats at our
market, for we have only the best for
sale at all times. We have the same
kind of meat all the week-the choic-
est-and would like trial order. j.
g. Leutennegger & Co., South Third
avenue.
. Miss Estella Crombie, of this city,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Crombie. of 412
South Second street, will be married
on Tuesday afternoon, April %, at Des
Moines, to Mr.. George A. Clarke, Of
Jackson, Mich The wedding will take
place at the home of Miss Crombie's
sister, Mrs. Charles Heating, and will
be private. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke will
go east on their wedding trip, and will
visit relatives in New York state Mr..
Clarke Is a. railway postal clerk, with
run on the Michigan Central out of
jackson. Mr.. and Mrs Clarke will
make their home in Jackson.
Eugene G. Andrews, an Iowa Gem
trail engineer. accompanied by his
wife, left Wednesday evening for Ma
son City, where he will make his home
for an indefinite period. Mr.. Andrews
is the engineer, who, on last Thanks
giving day. went thru a bridge near
Glenville, Mimi, resulting in his sus-
tanning serious injuries, including a
fractured knee cap. which still neces-
states his use of clutches. Mr.. An
drews will probably be on crutches for
at least another year, and as he will
be incapacitated from duty will make
his home in Mason City, where he
owns property, having lived there be-
fore coming to this city. The Mason
City property was vacated on April
1, and Mr.. Andrews prefers to occupy
his own home. rather than pay rent here.
especially when he is not able to do
ANYTHING. Messrs. Frank and Ray An
drews. sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews,
who are employed In the Central round
house, will remain here. The family
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