Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-06
Enter Bushes College Monday.

81 Dr. bays Woodbury. block, new phone.
& Yale coffee.S Yale coffee. at o. II. All
ans.
Or. Cheshire. physician. Brennecke
building.
Fresh oysters in bulk at culley's G..
@. p. store
Easter hats at Pappe Bros, scho-
bert's old stand.
New styles In neckwear. Hoyt's De
partment Store.
Look at the line of new shoes at the
Economy. 104 West Main.
Ralston's Purina health flour in small
and large packages at Culley's.
Boys linen collars in turn over points,
from size 10 up. at Newcomers.
Miss Jewel Kozisek has been called to
Tama on account of the serious Illness
of her sister, Babe. 9
I We don OF give you stamps or prizes
for trading with us, but will give you 100
cents on the s. Hellberg.
Until June LIST you will find Pappe
Bros. at Schobert's old stand. 1t pays
to follow them one half block west.
Don't you think ii about time that
you Quit wearing that winter overcoat
and got one OF our new spring ones? See
them. Farrand & Clifford.
Stop at aShelle's Cigar Store" and
I4have Mr.. Lewis Townsend give you a
| first-class shine. Ii does not cost any
lSncre than a poor one.
| DIR. and Mrs Nelson NJ. Whitehill.
LOT Garwin, passed thru the city this,
morning, en- route TO their home from
State Center, where they attended the,
4 Whitehill-V Vance wedding.
4 The name of Packard on a shoe is a
guarantee Of genuine merit, backed by
years of successful experience. We are
exclusive agents for Marshalltown,
Bromley's shoe store, 40 East Main.
4 To Whom it May Concern-This
lis TO certify that the Chicago
Trading Stamp Company have on de-
post with us guarantee bond of
$50, 200, the same is "A guarantee that all
Trading stamps issued will be redeemed
in good value. Chicago. ILL.,. April g.,
1900 Western State bank.
/ The breaking of a crank pin on Cen
1tral engine No. 3, ct work switching IN.
1.-The yards here. delayed matters some-
1 what late Thursday afternoon. The en-,
gine did not happen TO be on the main
line at the time and was temporarily
repaired by machirists and placed in
such position as TO be moved to the
Iishops.
Mr.. Lewis w. Fox, stock buyer of
this city, who has resided here for the
past rhine or ten years. will soon remove
to Albion, where he has purchased the
home of Enoch Trautman. Mr.. Fox's
business is largely With stock raisers in
the vicinity of Albion and Liscomb, and
|. he can look after his matters better, he
thinks, If located in Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. h Gregg received
yesterday from their son. Mr.. Harry
Grcgg, who islnow in japan, a fine col-
lection of Photographic views Incidental
/ to the country in which he is now stop
tping. Many Of the principal scenes of
the larger cities of Japan are included
lin the collection. as are also some OF
the views of principal 3harbors.
Mr. and Mrs. B. n. SVoorties went to
/ Mason City Thursday evening. where
Mrs. Noorhies Will remain for visit.
of q Week or 50 with her sister, Mrs. w.
4 II. VOORHEES,. Mr.. yoorhies has given
]up his position as baggageman on the
i8Central's 5Eand 6 runs and has accept
led a position with F. E. Ramey as
manager Of the Grinnell lunch room.
Mr. and Mrs. u. 7. VOORHEES, went to
i Mason City Thursday evening, where
they will remain 4 week at The w. H..
ENoorhies home. Mr.. Noorhiss Is con-
i templating change in business and
Will probably give up his position us
on the Central. He has
mot vet definitely decided what he will
i do, but has a business opening in view
at Mason City, also in this city.
Messrs. Lewis Rice and Ed Mcmillan.
LOT this city. were in State Center Thurs
day evening inAattendance at the we'd
SEding of their former comrade, Ben
i W'hitehill, who was united in marriage
Ito Miss Mamie Vance. Mrs. j. II. Brad
4 bury. Mr.. Roy Bradbury and Miss Car
I5rie Bradbury We're also in attendance at
!! the wedding from this city. A number
lof Invitations to the wedding We're re-
fceived by Company Hmembers here.
4 Mr.. Edward T. Devine. of New York,
who was recently called to Waterloo
on account of the illness of his mother.
1.-THE late Mrs. Laura H. Devine, and
/. who has been visiting in the city with
!, mis- brother. DIR. w S. Deyine, and at
y Albion with his sister, j. z. Grouse
q left this morning for Deep River, where
81 he will visit his wife's patents. From
! Deep River Mr., Deyina will go to Mi
= Vernon. to spend Sunday with old
u Cornell College friends.
In a letter received by friends in this
u city Mr.. George S. Albee. last yeal
!. assistant teacher Of science in the high
school, states that while spending his
& lspring vacation at Victor. Wis, he had
I the misfortune to cut his right foot very
!. badly with an axe. Mr.. Albee was using
the axe to sharpen the end OF a long pole
when 1t glanced and struck his shoe
Iscutting Its way thru the leather and
deep into the foot, narrowly missing the
t important cords that control the move
: ment Of the foot. Mr.. Albee expects to
tleave Victor in a few days for Rock Is.
: land, ILL.,. where he Is teaching this
! year but will be compelled to use
I.crutches for several weeks.
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Local retail grocers, members OF the
Iowa State Retail Grocers' Association
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