Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-27

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Try one of our summer corsets, price
4 20 cents to $2.75 NJ. r. Andrews.
This beautiful spring weather ought
TO attract YOU to Pappe Bros. clothing
\ house.
John F. Irwin Lumber Company
4 is ready TO do business at the old
n t'ruGden stand.
Lace curtains, window shades and
i portiers at prices way below value.
Bannatyne & Lay.
The largest and best line of negligee.
shirts for summer may be found at
F'arrand g Gifford's.
Don't fail to call al our new store
NEXT week. Special bargains in every
department. r. a. Stern.
III you will examine our line of wash
goods you will sea large and beautiful
line of them al Newcomers.
We Will put on sale Saturday and
Monday ten aozen read made wrappers
at 40 cents each. Lee & benedict.
Select your boys and your own
spring suit from Pappe Bros. wonder
ful display of high character clothing.
{
Mr.. Charles Hager Hanes is i'll at his
/ home at No. 400 East State street,
4 threatened with typhoid fever.
-, =. !, ooo 4,
where at 20 cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
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e : = l'oii. ,. apps
4 Bros. are the most thoroughly reliable,
ne pioauesls siiiee,es. ''liu soiiis cioe.i-
ing iiouse ~ -MaisiialltoNNll ior YOU 1 "
4 patrroili@e.
4 Miss Sara Nichols. Of the Gilman
1 schools, was in the city Thursday ev-s
4 sening. being on the way to the Bali.
home, west. of the city. where she was
Summoned on account of the death of
4 her aunt, Mrs. Iamar Ban.
Faulty fit is a thing unknown at this
4 store. Not much comfort in shirts or
underwear tina i are not lust right. They
/ are "a nuisance. We don't barber NUS
4 ances. Short legs. long legs find their
A correct underwear encasements here SO
4 do stout sized arms. Farrands& Clifford.
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~, y .'ili'n MI WI
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when heleardEof the accident and came
here as soon as possible to ste his
4 5nephew.
i Mr. w. HOY Who IA \ had cha rr.e
az IN. J,aa Hive stora =, r,,.,
q department. wfici, vas recently mr..
y chased by the Marsl,ail,oIxn E Drug
Com ia M. a firm CONFUSED of the drug
a gists 3of Marsha town mas resigned his
nos ion. to take effect satnr,4 r. night
4 MIR Percy Putnam. wro has been EN-
Il pIovsd as a clerk ia stlle store has alsc
u resigned and has taken tl,e, nosition
4 8wifh II. "a. Wiley "a "a; ed ~ flie resier
a nation Of Roy Patterson.
Il came 10 the city from Pickering and is
II residing at Nc. Is West Grant street.
II the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a.. Par
4 rett. was quarantined Thursday night
q on account of smallpox Mrs. Parrett
K lhas been iii for several DAYS and 1T was
7 suspected that the disease might be
sIasmallpoS. Miss Della Parrett, sister
! I'M lawsof Mrs. Parrett. was also placed
81 8undersuuarantine altlo she is NOT an 4, ii
~ iii. Mr. and Mrs NJ l.. Parrett have.
y been living with Grandma Parretts since
I5the4d death of Mr.. David Parrett.
49,.
ofiieer Frank rank Weaver was sdeiish1 ne 9
Of meeting an old lady from Elberon
who had, when he was a small boy.
lbeen the only mother that he had eve,
!. known. Mr.. Weayer,s father died when
Y he was three years old and as his MD.
I owed mother had a large family. he
! Twas adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Y Shusart. of slberon, with whom he
. lived until he was Is years of age. Mr.
I Weaver had not seer. Mrs. shugalt TO,
8 lover twelve years and the surprise ane
!, pleasure afforded them at the unex.
!. pected meeting yesterday was indeed
Q mutual
Z MIS-. " 2. newcomer WAS hosless
7 Thursday evening at the monthly sup
/ guessing game the pictures of vel
d known advertisements we're mounted
a and the test was 10 tell what they rep.
= resented. Mrs. w. R. Forney and MIR
/. George 1;erhart received the frsl
nrizes and Mrs. e. a ~ ,ander and Mr.
It a; C;l;cl, the boobies Thes evening".
& e.,,ests we're asessrs. and Mesdan9e.,
d Harry t,erbart " q. Forney n a