Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-02
THE CITY In BRIEF.

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New lot of suits and jackets received I
today. NJ. r. Andrews.
World soap is the purest laundry soap
made. No authorizations mi
We can show You some very new
8etfcctssin ,rouserings. Hopkins.
Fifty-nire- cent SILK sale tomorrow
only. Read our I'D. A. NJ. Parker.
We show the best line of straw mat
ling in the city. Bannatyne q Lay.
Pappe Bros are all ready to- serve
their patrons at schobert's Old stand.
1t will pay You 10 see Hammond &
Benedict and get some clover hay for
your COWS.
Miss Agnes Drum went Sunday night
to Dillon, where she will teach school
this spring,
Pappe Bros. extend to you a cordial
Invitation at Schooert's old stand, ready
for business.
MI. and Mrs. Lee Moove, of 5o2 North
Second ayenue, are parents of q son,
born sunday
The only Strictly first-class plano In
the city is the Emerson. Sold by the
Tuffree Music House.
Justice Burrtt this morning SEN
fenced George Cook and Tom Brown to
five days for yagrancy.
Just follow Pappe Bros. one-half
block west to sehobert,s old stand. They
promise TO make money for you.
q. w Danilson. Of ogden, la. oper-
atea on by DR.. Nilsson Friday for
#cr'ss-eye, returned home this morning.
Fine line Of new and up To date goods
received directfrom New York today
Watch the window and come In and see
new goods. II. w Chamberlain.
Miss Lucy Ellis. Of Melbourne, spent
Saturday IN the city, going TO LaSIoille.
in q he evening. where today she took
charge lli q The school OF that place.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid Society Will
meet Wednesday, afternoon with Mes
danes G, II. Shaw ana Helen Clark. al
the the Shaw home. 500 West Linn street.
Miss Nicholson. Of Minneapolis. arr
rived In the city sunday and has taken.
q position as stenographe:: in the office
of General Manage Clarke, of the Cen
trail.
Travelling Freight Agent Giles Tain
/ tor. Of the Central, left Saturday eve
1 ming on the Colorado special for Dem
Yer. where he will remain d few days
ION company business.
The river is raising again and the
i bottom lands in the vicinity Of the mill
L dam are Hooded. The waters arc res
ceding today and viii not attain the
| height of q few weeks aFo.
The VIC r. L Mons Of Albion, Ban
! COR. Liscpmb. Prairiesilie and Mar
saalltoWn VIII hold an all day temper
/ anee meeting in the Friends church in
this city 3sa turday, April
DR. T.. w. coe and Mr. r.. r.. Good
Eriefl, of State Center were in the city
\ this morning, being en- route Esther
Vile, where they will join a party from
clarence, and enjoy d few days, duck
4! shooting.
Is Our millinery opening will take place
saturday, April I. BY waiting a few
days You Will be enabled to secure the
livery latest and newest creations in
4 biah-class millinery. Hoyt Depart
8ment Store.
A message to relatives in the city
,sbears the news that a baby girl was
born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. "
l.. Freeland, Of Cincinnati. Mrs. Free
land Was Miss Anna Weatherby before
q her marriage
a Miss Martha Beesorl. who teaches ii
the West Dies MONIES high school, is In
q the city to spend ersvacation with he.
l.parents, Gluartermaster and Mrs. 81 "A
l3eesor.i Sne has With her her little 3
Isyear-old nephew, Master Grant Hill.
The Roundabouts met Saturday nigh
with Mrs. g. G. cottle. The reguial
work Of the Bay View course was takef
4 ltup and at its conclusion chatting disf
supper was served. Mrs. Il. j. Marcy
of Fairfield, was the only guest Of tn,
club
The hunting parties who made tn,
"trip down the river in boats from
Union did not experience Very goot
shooting, considering the long trip. on,
l3of the parties got four mallards ant
one teal and the other only secured on
lone bird.
DIR. p. r.. Wood, formerly of this city
has been studying in England and Ger
many since November. 1897, and vii
!. lreturn soon to Marshalltown to resum
his practice. His permanent Europeal
address is London. Eng. 1911 Hamp
stead Road, n. w.
A movement fostered by the grocer.
clerks Of the city is on foot to obtai
the signatures of all retail grocers to
D petition closing all stores al $50 o'cloc
4 p. m. The closing is to continue tn
entire year with the exception of eac
Saturday night and during the mont
n OF December.
Past Chief Engineer ]. NJ. Speer, Q
: Marshall Division No. 146, B. of L. E
; Went to Oskaloosa this morning, wher
this evening he will install the officer
of the division, recently elected. Nj
Speer's daughter, Miss Verne. accom-
panied him and will spend the day wit
Oskaloosa friends.
Our new line Of carpets are attrac
ing attention. The best velvets, III
Z grains and all kinds of carpets.
Y every style. and at various price
may be seen at our store. We can So
without fear OF contra dfction that v
\ have the best line OF carpets IN tn
Dicity D. CfWilh,1r II ~