Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-18
DR.. Henrlcksen. Kirby block.

Newcomers.
Wanted-Girls for dressmaking. Over
LOG East Main.
Glaze taffeta silk; guaranteed. Ban
natyne & Lay.
Fine beef roasts for Sunday dinner
Gerhart's White Market.
Infants and children's white dresses,
skirts, etc, at Newcomers.
Any color or style in mems or boys
sweaters at Stern's new store.
Tie bsstt soap is The cheapest. Csc
Beach's World Soap and be convinced.
Culey chips dried beef, slices cold
boiled ham and cooked corn beef. Try
them.
Bananas. large, juicy and ripe, for 1G
cents a dozen as long as they last. C..
j. Hoyt,
and checks, elegantly made up, pure
worsted at stern's.
Handmade chocolates only 10 cents a
Ipound tomorrow only at Feilner's oppo-
| site court house square.
Now is the time to lay in a supply
l3of bananas. We are selling fine ones
for 10 cents a dozen. G. j. Hoyt.
Miss Jennie Zimmerman. of Ottawa,
Ill, purchasing agent for a creamery
company of Chicago, Was in the city
I Thursday.
Mr.. F. w. Fowler, of Ottumwa, re-
IsceiNer for the W'hitebreast Fuel COM
I3paliy. was in the city looking after bust
1 ness matters today
Box coats We're stylish last year.
I They are not on the fashion plate this
season. If You want an up-to-date
suit give us trial. We guarantee to
make as nice fitting clothes as are Worn
| in the city. Brenneck & Hansen.
Mrs. A. +. Myers entertained this aft
lternoon 4 number of elderly ladies in
honor of Mr. Myers mother. Mrs. Mir
liam Myers. of Pottsdam. n. y. The
l5guests brought their sewing and later
| enjoyed a tea served by the hostess, as
| sisted by Mrs. r. G. Holly
| General Manager Charles Howard. of
the Muscatine North & South railway,
accompanied by Mr.. a. L. Lindner. gen
iseral agent of the company at Musca-
/ tire. spent the day III the city in con.
/ ference with the traffic officials of the
!sCentral regarding The traffic arrange
iments OF the two roads, which are Very
closely connected.
\ Mrs w. n. Holiday and little son
Invent Thursday evening to Davenport
Ito spend some time With her mother,
1 Mrs. j. r. Flynn. Mr.. Holiday. Who
has been in the employ of the Glucose
i Sugard Refining Company as financial
agent. has been transferred to Chicago.
Jsbut for the present at least his family
I Will remain in Davenport.
Mr.. Frank Willard returned yesterday
A from Clear Lake. where he enjoyed a
! days fishing. Mr.. Willard had the besi
4 of tuck. ard brought home with him ii
4 the neighhorhood of 200 pounds Of fish
4 lprincipa!ly black bass and i,ickerel. FL,
says he never saw better fishing than
Was enjoyed by the large number OF
i fishermen OH Tuesday. Mr.. Wizards
5|many friends We're remembered in his
si8senerositv and fish dinners today were
4 numerous.
4 sunday next Will be a big day for Thu
4 BaptistsSof this city, who are 10 cele-
braiein a Jubilee the eighth Anniversary
4 of Rev. +. ". Parsons pastorate. 1t i.
Il intended 10 have as many of the church
Il members present as possible and thost
from the country districts will be enter.
tanned during the entire day by til.
members residing in the city. Two sar,
vices Will be conducted during the day
4 the regular morning hours being giver
over to the celebration, az we'll as a
A O'Clock service in the afternoon.
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Nine woriinien are engaged in max
ing the preliminary repairs on the Tire
#l5mont House preparatory to its reopen
ing about July l. The roof is bein,
fixed and the sewer pipes, which hav,
become stopped up during the lon.
time the building has been vacant, ar
being flushed and repaired as necessa
lIry. The work of .emodeling the steam
= heating plant will be begun next week
: as will also the painting. The painter
are already beginning TO get their mate
trial in the building. and with the pape
hangers will be ready for work just a
s soon as the other work is finished.
IF :
= Vice President and Treasurer Georg
/, r. Morse General Manager Clarke an
General Auditor I. /. WATSON, of til
Central, will leave tonight at 1O:4O, O
the Hawk Eye. attached to the Grea
: Westerns No. 2. for Minneapolis, wher
! tomorrow they meet General Audito
L. S. Benson. of the Oregon Railway
Navigation Company, and wife, VIII
are to be in the city next week for
: few days stay. The original plan
!. have been changed somewhat and tn
"trip over the Iowa Central and Grea
Western has been Abandoned TIL
, party will arrive in the city either a
i $50 Sunday evening or a 1:4O Monda
: morning, and Mr.. and Mrs. Benson wi
be here until "Wednesday. when the
will leave for the east, via Peoria.
~
Ex-Queen Liluokalani, OF the Ha
$ waiian islands, accompanied by he
: secretary and physician. Count Alex
!, ander George Nalanger, and Robert "
: Wilcox. of Honolulu, a personal frien
Y ard adviser of the dethroned queer
D who is now trying to get favorabl
y provisionsin the bill established by TIL
government of Hawaii, passed thru In
city yesterday on the Northwestern e
: route from Washington to Honolulu
The queen and party has been in Amer
\ ira 1x,ea lfo MI y,