Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-20
DR.. Nichols. physician.

.Farrand & Clifford.
Wrappers and children's wash goods
dresses at BannatNne & Lays.
Beach's World soap is guaranteed to
be the best laundry soap made.
A big line Of summer corsets in short
and long lengths at Newcomers.
Get green trading stamps with your
spring clothing. Farrand & Clifford. 4
Largest and most complete line of fam
cy parasols in the city. NJ. +. Andrews.
pappe Bros. line of sl.5o, Sc and 81. 5o
pants are the best ever offered in Mar
shutdown.
Just received, new line Of sample
taiior made suits at reduced prices, at
the Hawkeye.
The warm sun is making your win-
ter suit feel like buffalo robe. Go to
Pappe Bros. and get comforted.
Try The Packard s., shoes. They are
the best wearing and fitting shoes on
the market at that price. Bromley's
Shoe Store.
Pressed brick on hand. and we are
prepared to build sidewalks of extra
hard home material al 80 cents per
foot: also of paving brick a It IS cents
per foot. Arson Company.
Mrs. c. II. Newman and Miss Emma
Koch. OF St Anthony. also the for
mer,s little daughter N:lolah, who We're
in the city To attend the production of
~ Poor Relation" "Wednesday night,
remained over Thursday and we're the
guests of Mrs. Newmanss parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ELI Ruttan
Mr., Lynn G. Norris was in Cedar
Rarids Thursday To attend the we'd
ding AT high noon of his brother. Mr..
Ernest Hibbard Norris. to Miss Mary
Beaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. l..
3lseyer,5one of the oldest and wealthiest
families of Cedar Rapids. The cere-
mony was performed in Grace Episco-5
pal church in the presence Of a large
and fashionable crowd. Mr.. Lynn Nor
ris acted as his brothers best man.
Miss Hulda Carlson. who has been
caring for Enoch Bartlett at Marietta
for the past few weeks, returned to-
Marietta Thursday evening after a few
days spent at her homie in this city. Mr..
Bartlett is no better and his death is
only the question of time Mr.. Bartlett
is the man Who Will be remembered as
having intended To undergo an opera 3
ition for cancers. but was foundto be in
such serious condition, internally
that the operation Was abandoned.
Mr. j. w. Patterson. of Dubuque.
United states internal revenue eollec-
tor. spent Thursday in this city on
business, being on his way from Colfax
'tolfnion. where he remained last night
with his daughter. Mrs. g. w. Curtis.
Wife Of Supsrintsndent Curtis, of the.
Union schools. Mr. Patterson has been
in ColfaX for a week Or two, taking the
mineral waters for the benefit of his
health, which has become somewhat
impaired on account ofEoverwork.
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Mr.. j. *. Fill. " this city, for num-
Der ct years a wfil-knoWn conductorsof
the Iowa Central also a yard employe
iscf the G. d y. Wis insthe city for a
few week visit With his wifs and fam
silly. Mr.. Fill is now a conductor on the
Mexican Central running between Chi
huahua and Jaurez. He will be here
compa1,i.-,3 hac,, "a S,exi,., I
Mr. Arthur Fiji wh3, ,yil, t,ie =, n =
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Miss Mary Earnes. field agent of the
lowe State Sabbath School Association,
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sunday schools OF Marshall county and
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The relatives and friends Of Mr..
Reuben Noorhies, of Glendive, Mont.
ARE much concerned over his Illness.
which has extended over the past two
weeks and which in the past few DAYS
S1has taken very serious turn. The
trouble is with the heart and Mr.. Noor-
E3hies. mother Mrs. Esther j. Voorhies.
Land son. Mr. John voorhies, have re-
EceiNed word each day OF his condition.
Late Thursday afternoon message
Twas received Saying he vas much
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