Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-19
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IuDe roses, DeSO1llaS DIT NelllUle ..
All colors. Order at, once.
A neat, substantial hitching post.
Schmidt's hardware store.
New accordion plated skirts, $500.
Wilton & Whitehead's new store.
Tonight is the best time to attend
the L. L. of fair. Admission 10
cents.
Let us figure with you when you
have painting to do. T. #. Jones, Finkle
| block.
| If you are going to paint, we can
satisfy you with the price as we'll as
the work T. +. Jones wall paper
store, Finkle block.
If you want to have pleasant even
ing at little expense turn out to the l..
L. of p. fair tonight in the Red Men
hall. Admission 10 cents.
| In order to clean up for fall trade
you can buy wall paper from 3 to 10
cents per roll that formerly sold from
to IS cents. T. F. Jones. Finkle
block.
| The S. NJ c. Club was entertained
at it's regular meeting Thursday even
| ing by Miss Leo Henderson, 122 East
| State street Games and refreshments
] We're enjoyed.
Mrs. A..P, Bratt went to Eldora this
morning to attend an afternoon party
given today by Mrs. Parker Davis
Mrs. Bratt will return home Satur-
day evening.
Weber & Hedderman, 500 South
Center street, are wholesale jobbers of
White Swan, Washburn & Crosby's
Gold Medal, Ben Hur, and Hannibal
Eagle flour, and all kinds of mill feed.
Mrs. Charles Buchwald very pleas
antly entertained the ladies of the
Concordia Aid Society, Thursday at
ternoon at her home, corner of Thir-
/ teenth and Cole streets Light refresh
ments were, served.
Presiding Elder w. f. Pitner left
this morning for Chaplin to hold
quarterly conference. He will also
hold conference at. Hampton, Sheffield
and Mason City, and will preach Sur-
day in the latter city.
The referees in the John F. Rogers
estate will self at public sale in front
of the court house, Saturday, May 20,
at 10 a. H., Nos. sos and 515 North
Third street, and 10 and IA East North
street. Persons interested should not
| fail to attend.
Mrs. George Gerhart went to Lee
Grand this morning to attend the fu-
| neral of Mrs. Mary d. Smith, which
was held at the Friends church this
afternoon at o'clock. A number Of
others went to LeGrand overland to
| attend the. service.
| Capt. L. B. Raymond, of Hampton,
I past department commander of the
Iowa department. G. A. r., passed third
| the city Thursday evening, on his way
| home from Oskaloosa, where he has
been in attendance at the annual en-
campment of the department.
Mrs. n E. Prosser, of Moore, O. T.,
who was called to the city a few
weeks ago. owing to the illness of her
mother, the late Mrs. Louise Hogle,
left for her home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hogle's death occurred on April 16
at her home, six miles south of the
city.
OF the many veterans of the regi-
ments recruited in the state for service
in the civil war who were at the an
but two there who We're members of
Company F, Twenty eighth Iowa in
fantry. One of the two was Salem
Bruner, of 2O3 Arson street. this city,
and the other was Fred Shafer of To-
ledo.
| J. C. Crawford, of Boone, state SUI,
perintendent of the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance will preach at the
Pentecostal mission tonight at 3
O'Clock w. w. Banner, of Des Moines
secretary Of the state holiness asso-
ciation will speak at the mission Sat-
urday right, at 8 o'clock; Sunday
afternoon at 3:15 and Sunday night
at s o'clock.
The Parliamentary Society of the
Eastern Star was very pleasantly en-
tertained at it's regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. G. NJ. Norton,
3O6 West; State street. Guests present
were Mrs. Young, of Oelwein, Mrs. NJ.
c. Brown. of Chicago; Mrs. John r.
vim, Mrs. j. L. Ingledue, and Mrs. Mar
shall Anderson. Mrs. Norton was as
sisted in serving refreshments by Mrs.
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Price Of
Des M,oines passed thru the city this
morning on their way to LeG;rand,
where they were called by the death OF
Mr.. Prices mother, who died Thurs
day. Mr.. Price was formerly in the re-
tail meat business in this city, but is
now one of the retail tobacconists of
Des Moines. He has in his employ
Frank Morris, better known as Frank
Shercliffe, the states important wit
ness In the case soon to come to trial
against Tom Dennison, Of Omaha.
Conductor s. B. Chapman. of the
Iowa Central, accompanied by Mrs
Chapman, returned home Thursday
evening from Oskaloosa, where me has
been for a few days, In attendance at
the annual encampment of the. Iowa
department. G. A. r. Mr.. Chapman re-
sume6t his run on passenger No. 4,
south, this morning. His son, Conduc-
tor Frank Chapman, who has been on
his fathers run during the latter's abb
sence resumed his regular run, in
charge Of freight No SO today.
The. city Federation Of women's
Clubs held an open meeting in the liz
brary auditorium Thursday afternoon
for the purpose of hearing reports Civ
en- by Marshalltown delegates OF all