Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-03

building.
Allnew and up-to-date goods. Miller,
the jeweler.
Meet US at schobert's old stand.
Pappe Bros,
World soaps the purest laundry soap
made. No authorizations in IL.
New spring shades of kid gloves. Buy
now. Hoyt's Department. Store.
The funeral of the Brooks child was
held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Drown your sorrows in a cup Of Yale
coffee. Sold by Adams, the grocer.
We will be pleased to show you the
latest in belt buckles, from % cents up.
Rellberg.
The only strictly frst-class plano In
the city is the Emerson. Sold by the
Tuffree Music House.
Wire door mats with your name on
same and green trading stamps.
ISchmidt's hardware store.
This beautiful wea Their is moving our
new line ct bel. buckles fast. Don.
fail to see them at Hellberg's.
Get your curtain stretchers and carr
ilpet heaters at Schmidtss hardware
store; they give green trading stamps.
Mrs. c. A. Werlich, at her home, No.
| II North Fifth street, willgentertain the
ho1ne and education department. Of the
Wonenls Club Wednesday afternoon.
The Canton Parties The Canton par
tiles have proved the most popular OF
the season and the next regular date is
Thursday, April 5, iii the Odd Fellows
Hall. Ensminge,'s orchestra.
DR.. Bouldin, the popular catarrh
Specialist, by special request extends
4 the time OF his reduced rate to April
| 10. All who apply before that date will
receive the SIS per month rate for full
course treatment.
Mrs. A. S. Parks entertained very in
formally Monday evening at the home
\ of Mrs. Chloe Bloomfield Mr.. and Mrs.
u. G. C'legs, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Sieg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Waters and Mr.
and Mrs. L. T.. Dazzling. The evening
was spent with games and refresh
liments We're served.
Miss Blanche Weatherly returned
Monday evening from Cedar Rapids,
where she has been in attendance at
the district convention of the Chris
tian church. Miss Weathely has been
entertained during her Cedar Rapids
stay by her uncle, Mr.. T. c. Smelser
and family. former residents of this
city.
The novelties in furniture this season
are exceptionally handsome and sub
stantial. We believe We have the larg-
scstSstock in that line inatfe state. More
ingrainearpetss arriving daily. We want
YOU to come in and see our new rugs.
go-carts. baby cabs, and the largest
and best line of furniture IN Marshall
county. D. G. Wilbur. "
Bishop w. Stanford, of the Evangeli-5
cal churches of this country. whose
home is in Reading, Pa, will arrive in
Che city Wednesday, and in the evening
will conduct services in the United
Evangelical church, corner of Ansona
and Mitchell sterets. The bishop is on
his way home from Iowa Center, where.
ne has been attending the conference Of
the Des Moiues and Cedar Rapids dis
lstriets.
Mr.. George a. Gregg, Of Quarry SUI
;perintendent Of the LeGrand Quarry
Company Of this city, arrived in the
lefty Monday from his extensive trip
itkruollt the south. Mr.. Gregg has been
gone SIX weeks and attended the Mardi
G;las, at New orleans. visited some lit
tile time in Havana and other Cuban
points and returned Via Pueblo and
Denver. His trip was e most enjoya-
bic one.
The annual season of moving is on in
Efull blast and many of the city S people
are making changes in residence loca-
tions. The mail carriers, and they are
probably as capable Of judging as any
l8orher one class of people. say there are
more changes being made in the mail
districts than has ever before been
\ knuWllin the history of the city. There
have also been many new families
| added u the city, and houses are in
isgreat demand.
Miss Charlotte GDff. of Des Moines.
State secretary of the Associated Chari-
\ tics, arrived In the city Tuesday eve
lining and will be entertained in the city
uIlliI LCiIIOTTbM.s tsilsS zS1QfI IS on n er
way home from Cedar Rapids, where
she has been attending the state confer
ence of charities and corrections Mrs.
Joseph Holmes entertained Miss Cot
Hast night and today for dinner she was
| the guest of AIatrons NJ airy Miller. of the
soldiers Home. This evening she will
lattend the annual meeting of the Assoc
ciated Charities at the r. Lee home.
| Aessrs. g. "A. seely, w. b. Kibbey. l..
lC. Abbott and c.. j. Lander returned
this morning from Lost Island, where
\ they have been a few days with other
Marshalltown gentlemen at the Mar
shalltown shack. Those who returned
only had good shooting for a day and a
half, as the best is yet to come. The
Igentlemen brought home with them in
1.-The neighborf1ood OF 1875 ducks, princi-
pally rnailards and red heads. Nessrs.
| g. r. Cook. Trace Ford, II. p. DenseI
and Frank Willard are still at the shack
and expect to have some excellent
shooting before they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Waflberg are home
| from their four months trip abroad, the
greater part of which time has been
spent in Sweden, the native country OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wahlberg After enjoying
the long trip. the renewal OF acquaint-
ances and seeing many friends OF their