Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-05
Enter Bushes College Monday.


Garden seeds In bulk at Culiey's
DR.. Cheshire, physician. Brennecke
building.
For a cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
Nice program and regiments at w.
r. g. social Friday evening in east court
room.
One hundred pieces of A. F. G. zephyr
ging hams just received at Lee & Bene-
diets, and only ten cents yard.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris
tian church vii lbe entertained at the
home of Mrs. r. n. Benedict on Friday
afternoon, No. sos West Main street.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees will give
one Of their popular dances in X. of z.
hallanext Friday evening. Refreshments
Will be served. Barborka's orchestra.
The Sorosis shoe for ladies has style
fit and wearing qualities not contained
In any other shoe for the money. b. g.
Wallace is exclusive agent for them.
Mr. Andrew Bowman was able to be
out and around yesterday for the first
time since his recent operation for ap-
pendicitis. He is feeling better than he
has for years. 81
Manager Speers, of the Odeon, saw
The Airship' Company in Eldora last
night, and says ii is extremely funny,
full. of new acts, specialties and is
great laugh compeller. Odeon tonight.
Thomas Smith. arrested yesterday
afternoon by Constable Nicholson upon
a charge OF intoxication, was before
Justice lsurritt this morning and sen-
stenced to fifteen days work on the
stone pile.
Pierce this morning and We're fined the
costs, George Latter, arrested by on
Ger Cochran. G. Black, arrested by OFF,
Ger Weaver and g. Lattenberger, arr
rested by City Marshal Jones.
Mrs. +. Lawrence and son Mr.. G. w.
Lawrence entertained at their home
"Wednesday evening the West End Cinch
Club. TIL guests of the club We're Mr..
and Mrs. w. c.. kegel, Miss Nelle
Whitton and Mr.. Charles Whitehead.
Bob Miller, former well-known
Alarshalltownb boy. is in the city for an
indefinite stay after an absence of n
few years. Mr.. Miller has been located
in Dubuque for some time, in the ems
ploy of &C. Hancock, the noted horse
man of that city.
Neekwear, loft with the old and on
With the new" That is the slogan
with us. Sparkling and bright are the
new things. Spring flowers are not
sweeter except in shetland scarfs are
for show only See those we show for
so cents. Buy one for Eatser and ride
Farrand & Clifford
Word TO the Central passenger de-
|partnent from Newton Wednesday
states that the Odd Fellows of that
city have accepted the roads PROPOSE
Il ion for a special train out of that city
IN April &c. on occasion of the eighty
| first anniversary celebration, in this
/ city. This means 100 people at least
I from Newton, as the lodge there has
guaranteed 100 If the road could grant
a special train.
Mrs. "A. ID. Thomas and daughter
\ Ruth, of Clinton, We're in the city be-
Tween trains Wednesday evening Ell
Isrou.e@to Albion for visit of some lit
tile tine at the home of Mrs. Thomas
3llnother, Mrs. $. n. Denbow. and Mr..
Thomas parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. n.
/ Thomas. MIR. and Mrs. a. ID. Thomas
iSwill soon remove from Clinton to Des
4 Moines. Mr.. Thomas run on the
Northwestern having been changed
from Dies Moines to Ames.
OF course there are some men who
4 paying high prices for made-to-o order
st.negligee shirts partly because they
want them made 10 order, and partly
because they want to pay high prices
] To the sensible men who want simpl.
Il the best and most correct shirts thai
4 are made, we should say:--Look over
sour splendid spring showing in oul
i window and then come in and max.
4 your selections. Farrand & Clifford.
4 Constable Leech Went to Searsbore
4 this morning With a warrant for this
4 arrest OF Guy Anderson, until recently
d an employe in the glucose works. The
4 crime with which Anderson is accused
lis defrauding a hotel, the complaining
A witness being Mrs. Della Berry. o
u Player street, who claims an accoun
of $3.50 against the young man. 1t i
9 quite likely that Anderson Will settl.
the matter In preference to comm,
here to stand trial.
u ty5
Miss Grace Van Orman entertaine.
a few friends from among the teacher
"Wednesday evening, as complimen
tito Miss jeanette Mills, formerly on
Iofsthe city's teachers. The evening wa
spent with conversation and games an
Refreshments We're served. The guest
were Misses Mary Hall. Carolyn An
2 derson, Marion Loag, Orpha Stephen:
Nettie Simpson, Mable Dewey. Emm
: Curtis, Mary Hostetler. Mildred Mot
: fatt, Flora Rothschild, Bessie knigh
!, Minnie Ashbrook and Matte Bach
Easter week will see one of the larges
Z and most fashionable weddings ever sol
J, emnized in the city, for at noon toda
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitton issued in
: Invitations for the marriage at their HON,
No. 1l2 North Third street. on Wednes
day evening, April IS. at $3.50 o'clock, &
a their elder daughter. Miss nellie Whit
g ton, to Mr.. Charles Henry Whitehead
n Over 100 invitations have been issued !
: the city alone, and the popularity OF tn
7 contracting parties makes the occasio
t one Of great interest. The at ehome car
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