Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-30

tomorrow. E. r. Lay.
For good country butter, leave your
order at Will Miller's.
DR.. Lierle, eye, ear, nose and throat.
Glasses fitted. fremont block.
Kelley James cleans wall paper.
Leave orders at Simmons Book Store.
Woman and daughter wanted for
general housework, 406 North First
street.
Come to my store tomorrow, and
see what special values have to Of
fer. E. r. Lay.
Plenty of A No. 1 country butter in
North First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. flanagan, 402
North Second street, are parents of a
daughter born Sunday.
The mothers child study department
of the Women's Club will meet Tues
DAY afternoon at o'clock with Mrs.
Frank Benedict.
The reliable combination range for
coal, wood and gas, is the latest addi-
ton to our big stock Of blue and black
ranges. For the best in stove doors
see Schmidt
Prof. c. H. E. Summers, state en-
tomologist and a member of the fac
ulty of Iowa State College, was in the
city Saturday afternoon. being on his
way to Ames from the south.
ualinc Govt So,
Walters of Peoria, accompanied by
Mrs. Walters, who has been visiting
with Mr.. Walters parents at Iowa
Falls, passed thru the city this morn
ing on their way home.
Merritt Greene arrived home Satur-
day evening from his extensive south
ern trip, having been gone since early
In February. Mr.. Greene has spent
most of his time in Florida, but was
In Cuba several weeks on business.
w. L, Brown and Mrs. Della L. B.
Conover, the latter of Chicago, are
plaintiffs in suit brought against
Rosa and r. Mushkin for rent of $50,
claimed to be due and unpaid on the
building at Ito East Main street, which
& Mrs. Mushkin formerly occupied with
millinery stock.
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S. Clyde Williams, who is coaching
the Iowa State College base ball team
at Ames, spent Sunday in the city
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Raymond.
Mr.. Williams thinks the chances for a
winning team at Ames are not very
bright He will join the league team
at Boone next Saturday.
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In all parts of the city workmen are
busy remodelling residences, painting
and decorating. Improvement is the
demand of the hour in Marshautown.
People insist on the very best of fur
niture, curtains, draperies and floor
coverings and know they can find them
at A. 3. Wilbur & Sons.
Rev. Robert Ward, the Methodist
missionary to India, who spoke at the
Methodist church morning and even
ing Sunday, also addressed good
sized audience of men at the Y. M. G.
A. Sunday afternoon. His address was
similar to those delivered at the church
He spoke in the place Of Rev. Merle N.
Smith.
Mrs. Murgrage. OF San Francisco,
a sister Of Mrs. C. w. Sieg, and Mrs.
w M. Scott, of this city, has written
her relatives informing them that she
and her son are safe, but that all of
their property was destroyed. Mrs.
Murgrage is now with friends in Sac
ramento. No attempt was made to de-
scribe the situation in Frisco, Mrs.
Murgrage simply saying Tt is too hor-
rible."
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Thayer moved
Saturday from South Third avenue,
where they have been living, to their
new home at 1906 West Main street,
where Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Will, of
Grinnell, Mrs. Thayer's parents, will
live with them. Mr.. Will arrived from
Grinneu this morning, and Mrs. Will
will come this evening. The house.
hold goods will arrive Tuesday morn
ing.
N. A. Evans, who recently returned
home after winters stay in Califor-
MIA, began moving today from his home
place in Marietta township to the old
Ferguson farm, in the eastern edge OF
the city The ninety acres remaining
in the Ferguson place is now owned
nv Mr.. Evans and B. F. Cummings
Mr. Evans will conduct stock farm
at his Marietta place, and will make
his East Main street farm selling
place and home.
Conductor S. w. Rowen, of the Cen
sral. accompanied by Mrs. Rowen, for
nerly of this city, passed thru the city
Saturday evening ON his way from os-
lsaloosa to Albert Lea. Mr.. and Mrs
Rowen have been living in Oskaloosa
for the past few years. since their re-
moval from this city, and now are to
make their home in Albert Lea. Mr..
Rowen will have charge of local
freights Nos. 3S and 80, between Albert
g Lea and Mason City.
Earl Perry, one of the promising
Young athletes of the high school, was
in Ames Saturday, where he took par'
in the dual field meet of West high
school of Des Moines, and the Iowa
State College freshmen. Mr.. Perry was
not. of course, eligible to win prizes
hut secured permission to enter to Sc
cure experience. He ran in both the
100 and 22O-yard dashes. He viii
also probably enter in the state high
school field meet at Iowa City, altho the
local school will not send team te
that meeting. NJ. A. G. Karge, OF
the high school, accompanied MIN &c
Ames
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