Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-03
New line 81 hair ornaments. Hellbsrs.
Have you sampled Graham's Plan.
tation." the new scent cigar?
n. q. Simklns, undertaking exclusive
lily. Second doorswes OF postoft1ce.
The Reliable gasoline stove ind green
TRADING stamps. Schmidt's hardware
Mr.. Michael Kannengei Of Charles
City, arrived in the city this morning.
and has accepted a position with e. "A.


Mr.. Michael Kannengeiser Of Charles
City, arrived in the city this morning.
and has accepted position with G.. A.
Seely.
we are showing a very large stock of
lace curtains in very pretty designs at
the PRICE you will surely buy them. NJ
r. Andrews.
Mr.. T. J. Fletcher received a letter
yesterday from MIR. "A. a. Moore. who
with a number of ministers. is enjoying
u trip thru the holy lands. The letter
was written from a point in Egypt, up
the river Nile. and stated that himself
lEand Wife We're enjoying the trip im-
mensely and both We're we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Wildman and
sons Raymond and Frederick left Mon
day evening, via the c.. G w. and Kan
sas City, for Pasadena. Cal, where
they will remain for three monthsat the
home of Mrs. Wildman's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Woodbury., formerly of
this city. The trip is made on account
of Mr. Wildmans health, which has
been poor for some time.
Secretary Charles Wassmer, OF the
Railway Y. NJ I C.. A., arrived home Mon
day night from Iowa Center. where he:
has been in attendance at the annual
conference OF the Des MONIES and Cedar
Rapids districts, United Evangelical.
|church. Rev. w. b. McGrea, pastor Of,
the church here, will return this eve-.
ming. Rev. McCrea has been reassigned
to Marshalltown for another year.
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Mrs. George d. Frink and mother,
Mrs. Katherine Graham, are considera-
bly, worried over news received from
Santa Clara, Cuba, announcing the ILL
ness of their brother and son, Mr..
Robert Graham, who has been in Cuba
on prospecting trip for the past few
months. Mr.. Graham is confined in one
of the Cuban hospitals. altfo the ma
ture or seriousness OF his illness is not
known. Ed
Mrs w. r. Galloway and daughter
Vera, of Union, who have been III the
city few days, went to LeGrand Non
day evening for a brief visit with the
former S sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Carey. DIR
Galloway and son Carleton left Union
this morning for Baskerville, where
they will remain few days, looking
for a place of residence. DR. Galloway
and family will move to Baskerville
about May i.
Mr.. w. A. Hazard, superintendent of
sINsidell & Co. S work on the Northwest.
1ern, who has had his headquarters To-
Gated in this city for the past thirteen
months. went to Arnes Monday evening,
where he will establish headquarters
for the summer and fall months The
change is made owing to the fact that
Ames is more cen trail to the points be
tween which the company Will do the
most work this summer.
Another quarantine for smallpox was
placed today on the home Of Benjamin
Packer, III South First street, Mr..
Packer being the patient. MIR. Packer;
has not been Very we'll for several days
and to be on the safe side his wife!
County Recorder Anna Packer, has ABB
scented herself from home. Aitko the
case is one of Very mild varioloid and
Mr.. Packer is not confined to his bed,
all precautions have been taken and
there is absolutely no danger Of conta-
gion. ).
Misses Carrie and Cora Andrews en-.
t9rtained informally Monday evening
for Mr.. Will Mitchell, who has been in
the city for some time in the employ
of the United States Express Company,
lard who left today for his home in
Clinton. Various games were enjoyed
and refreshments We're served. The
guests We're Misses Jessie and Annie
Gregg, Blanche McI4arnan, Grace Me.
Mahon ard Gertrude Moffatt; Messrs.
| Fl. r. Nc Alahon. Walter and Ralph
Scott. Walter Green and the honored
guest.
An informal recital on The harp, Civ
en- by Mr.. Joe Barborka. of Clinton. at
| Powers drug store this morning WAS
much enjoyed. A3number Of the city's
musicians had been informed in adj
vance and many who passed We're at
tracted by the music. Mr.. Barborka
comes of a family Of musicians and his
i!:sy:.s Is; ai.;;s TIC. Iii, prog an,
which he gave was varied. including
both classical and what might bescalled
popular music. chief among which were
dainty waltz and variations on
Home, Sweet Home.'''
White all over laces for ladies waists.
Hoyt's Department Store.
When you begin spring house clean
Ing some new straw mating and lino-
leum Will be wanted. We have very
nice line of these goods. which we
would be pleased to show you. In bed
room suites it is conceded by all who
visit our store that we have the latest
and best goods in that line. and as we
have established a reputation for max
ing low prices on the best goods you
need have no fear in that direction. We
buy in car load lots for cash, and give
our customers the benefit OF the dis
counts. We also give green trading
stamps. Marion Gard.
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