Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-12
DR.. Henricksen. Kirby block.

Fancy undressed Kid belts. Hoyt's
Department Store
Our bananas are fine today. Reyn-
ODDS, Watson & Co.
New lot of fine shirt waists in pinl
and blue. NJ. f. Andrews.
kid gloves in all the light shades for
Easter, at Lee & Benedict's.
Ladies' and childrens sunbonnets. all
scolors and styles Hoyt's Department
Store.
Again we are able to supply the.
trade with Centerville coal. Gregory
Brown Coal Co.
Everybody knows the Reliable gaso.|
line stove. None better. Schmidt's
Hardware Store.
{ Your Easter suit is not complete
without you have a pair of WallacessS
shoes. You can buy them at - West
Main.
The Packard shoes for men are equal
in Wear and style to any So shoe made
Our price is 300. We guarantee ever
pair. Bromley.s Shoe Store. no, East
Main stree.
|
Messrs. George II. Adams, E. W.
turned Wednesday from their North
Dakota trip. They report that the wives.
and families of the recent Marshall.
county colony arrived safely at their.
destination, and their homes were ready
for their occupancy. having been built
by the colonists since they arrived
T
Mrs. j. w. Melton went this morn.
ling to Dumont. called by the serious ILL
ness of her father. MIR. Joseph Angst
mann. For some time Mr.. Angstmann
has not been in good health, but his
| family thought his condition only the
natural results Of his advanced age.
| "Wednesday, however. he suffered a
stroke of paralysis and it is not
thought he can recover.
| Odd pieces for the parlor and hall.
4 We show a beautiful line OF these
1 goods in style and finish up-to-date.
and the price is low enough to allow
any one the pleasure of possession
/ without extravaganza, our aim being
popular goods 1T popular prices We
have just received some elegant rope
/ drapes and handsome counches,and our
/ line of velvet carpets is the best and
most desirable in the city. ID. c. Will
| bur.
The smallpox patient near st. An
/ thony. young son Of Thomas Cannon,
was visited Wednesday by a physician
| from this city, who was called to con-
/ tending the case 1t seems that some of
La, tN{,
fact that the case was one of smallpox
land the DOCTOR TO be on the safe side.
scalled in consultation. The local physi-
Lin symptoms, yet very mild, and not at
all dangerous.
4 Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Perrine, formerly
4 Sof this city, who have spent the past
1seight Years in Asia as missionaries. are
! at present in Gentralia, Ill, the forlnei
home of Mr.. Perrine, where they ar
rived a few days ago. A letter has bee
1 received by MIR. and Mrs. a T.. Wilbur
q in which Mr.. Perrinc state that they
Twill remain there for a time before go-
Ling tn New Jersey to visit Rev and
y Mrs Lamb, Mrs. Perrines parents
4 formerly of Davenport. Rey. and Mrs
4 sIPerrine expect 10 visit Marshalltown a
4 soon as their plans will permit them.
Il A woman. whose name could not be
learned. had a narrow escape from fall
ing under the wheels of the east bounl
IColorado special Wednesday afternoon
Il The train was late into this point anC
the woman took more time tilan&reces
3safy fore she attempted to get on. The
n train Was in quite rapid motion wher
she seemed TO realize that she was left
land with one effort. without any pre-,
cautions. made a grasp for the handle.
ssEof one Of the coaches. She missed thel
footing and slipped, but luckily one O
I the porters happened TO be on the step
of the car and assisted her.
Miss Myrtle Gates, OF Clarion, who i
In the city visiting her many friends
! was the honored guest Wednesda,
Z teyening at a s clock tea given by Mrs
n George b, Albert To Mesdames j. Il
Simmons and j. l., Carney, Misses Har
,lriet Rirdsall, Bessie Knight, Flor
Fl 2othschild. Nettie Simpson, Mary Hos
tettler. Matte Bach. Maxine Kelle,
q Harriet Miller. Leona Caswell. Mari
r Ash. Mabel Dewey. Bertha Wyatt, Car
J. olyn Anderson, Mildred Moffatt, LeiI
il I.onden, Kathryn Morgan and Dor
u Smith. \ little game. called the ag
!. puzzle, was the amusement The hon
n ored guest received the first prize, Mis-
. Dewey the second and Miss Simpso
y the BOBBY.
: Miss Emma c. Sickles. of Washing
! ton. u. c., secretary and organizer ,
4 the National Domestic Science Associs
Z ton, who recently visited the city q
\. Mrs. Henry Stones guest, has a,
q pointed Milo Ward, OF the Commerci;
Exchange Of Des Moines, Mrs. Hcnr
p. Stone and Governor Packard, of tn
I. city, and Mrs. George Stevens. Of Siou
= City. members of the Iowa comrnitte
{. The purpose of the association is
!. make public the best means of prepa
e ing inexpensive food, and as corn proc
Is ucts are much less expensive and mo-
healthful than the low. grades of flo,
:, the associationsis paying particular a
= tention to corn products, and la,
claim to Iowa support on that groun
thI One of the purposes of the Iowa brant
vi of the association is to give Iowa col
insl suitable representation at exposition
al No gentlemen of the city have bee
u Toasted oftener this winter than ha,
=. the husbands of the ladies belonging
y the Poverty Lunch Club. Intending TIL
~ the favors should not come from Oh