Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-03
Or. Henricksen, Kirby block.

Correct styles in furniture. D. Cd
Wilbur.
Gents balbriggan underwear at NJ.
F. Andrews.
Fresh caught fish at Gerhart's meat
market, East Main street.
Call on us Monday and see the highest
store in Iowa. F. A. Stern.
Allover embroidery, tuckings lacesfor
wash yokes, ETC., at Newcomers.
H. E. simkins. undertaking exclusives
ly- Second door west OF postoffice.
Wanted -Reliable boy to deliver Chi
cago papers. c. Deuell's News. Depot.
Before purchasing buggy you
should look over Darling & A1undys
line.
You will find a beautiful line of fine
;,isa Insertions; IL Nsc;sco;ri
er's.
Rich and rare stripes. checks and
over plaids at Hopkins, the popular
tailor.
We have a few pieces Of wash silks
for waists and dresses at AS cents. NJ.
+. Andrews.
x New pillow tops new silkalines. art
designs and cretonnes. Hoyt's De-
Spal'tment Store.
Mr. o.. NJ Tiffany, publisher of the
Garwin Star. was in the city on bust
ness Wednesday,
Barry 8 NIiller's The Hottest Coon in
Dixie Company arrivedsin the city this
morning from Cedar Rapids.
One more chance, Friday and satur-
day. to buy ready made wrappers at
40 cents each. Lee & Benedict.
The Pixies. drew a packed house at
Iowa City last night and the house is
sold out for tonight in that city.
Attend the free lecture tonight on
Christian Science by Judge G'larkson, of
Omaha, at the Universalis church.
We will be ready to receive you in our
flowers. but plenty of bargains. P. A.
Stern.
Take your watch or clock to Aliens
and have 1t repaired right. No better
work done anywhere; u East Main
street.
See those fine new iron beds and the
famous 500 bed spring at Marion Cards
furniture parlors. 1t is worth your
time to investigate them.
In cllildren's under waists we have
plain muslin, cambria trimmed ana un-.
trimmed. Nazareth. kabo in children's,
misses. etc, at Newcomers.
Miss Lena Simkins spent Wednesday,
in the evening went to Nevada, where
she attended the marriage of her friend,
Miss Ida Converse, to MIR. Johnson.
Prompt sdelives.y5o of stone is a special
feature of our business. Time spent in
waiting for material is expensive TO-
both owner and contractor Marshall
Stone Company. room court house.
The furniture department. Of D. c.
Wilbur is nov better furnished than
towns largest furniture store. Every
thing is up to date and they treat you
right.
DIR. ". b. Kibbey. j. a. Lane. H. p.
5Densel. c. p. Cook and j. @. Dunn We're
In Eldora Wednesday, in attendance at
the shooting tournament of the Eldora
lsGun Clue. The tournament continued
to-day.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
1 byterian church will be entertained by
i Mrs. Willis Leech and Mrs. Frank r.
1 Wiley at the home of the former. ~
4 North Fourth street. Friday afternoon
at s2:30 oclock.
C. II. f. Boardman, lawyer; success
j sor TO 3oardman & Boardman. Can be
4 reached by telephone: office, new
4 5,phone 437, old 49, Residence, new
4 phone 300 old 20s Evening office hours
4 81 to o. Special department for hand
d ling collections
Mr.. ard Mrs. f. A. Wick returned
4 Wednesday, evening from Chelsea
q where. they went last week to attent
81 the marriage of their aunt, Miss Ger.
81 trude Kosta, to Mr.. Charles shramek
Mr.. and Mrs. Nitek stopped in Tama o.
(, their way home.
General Manager j. N. Tittemore
i5of the Central, accompanied by Mis-
Margaret Tittemore. arrived hon
"Wednesday from New York, where Nj
/ Tittemore has been looking after bust
i mess matters in connection with TIL
81 traffic department. OF the road
Miss Ethel Elliot. who is ATTENDING
1.-THE state university at Iowa City. ha
) been chosen to represent the y. w. g. A
4 at its summer encampment al Lake Gle
! Ineva. Wis. The young women from al
over the country ccngregate there tn
ST Halter part of June TO spend a delightful
fortnight. Miss Elliot expects to acceI,
y the honor shown her.
:, !. DR.. F.. w. Clark, of Grinnell, and Dl
! y. s.. Wilcox. of A1alcom. spent the da
= in the city, coming to make an exam
|iinationo Of Mrs. c. A. Seely, to ascertai
# whether or not an operation for aI7
I. ipendicitis is advisable. Mrs. Ella Da
6Isvis, of Malcom. mother Of Mrs. Seel.
{! was also present Mrs. Seey is some
what improved over her condition
5. few days ago.
: There was probably no happier ma
j, lin Marshalltown Wednesday evenin
n than "Old Nose" Arquette. the vetera
engineer Of the Central. who for tn
first time since early last Decembe
r took his engine out on the evenin
Y. passenger, No. 5. Nose has bee
confined to his room since early winte
{ suffering with an attack Of rheuma
Ia, IL r. I>,,s.