Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-05

I, J1ldfal1dl lInn1tt. 3ntMd,
Surgeon ipd physician. Janss.
Enter busipts s college Monday.
The daylitht istore-P. A. stern's new
store.
For cool fresh smoke try Grahamss
Smoker" scent cigar.
Call ON us Monday and see the lightest
store in Iowa. p. "A. Stern.
Miss Edna Benson spent the day In
Albion with her uncle, Mr. r. Sheets.
The best so cent short summer corset.
to be found anywhere at Newcomer's.
To rent-Two suites of rooms suitable
for office or living rooms. Carney &
Holt.
Mr..and Mrs. j, l.. Nicholson, OF Rock
ton, spent today in Eele Plaine on bus
mess.
Only two more days before we remove.
Great bargains in every department.. r.
A. Stern.
Every suit sold by us kept in repair
for one year free of charge. Brenneck
q Hansen.
Miss Elma Williams and Christine
sRersgren went to Toledo this morning
TO spend Sunday.
Miss Lille Sanderson went home to
Gilman today, after a short visit With
Miss Anna Jensen.
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The best line of 1Ocent black hose for
children. You will be convinced If you
see them It Newcomers.
We will have nothing but daylight in
our new store. You can see a any time.
what YOU are buying, T.. "A. Stern.
We will be ready to receive you in our
new store on Monday morning. No
flowers, but plenty of bargains. p. A.
Stern.
a splendid secondhand Washburn
guitar. only Slightly used. at a Very low
figure. Adamsons Music House, ZIG
West Main.
We can deliver all grades of founda-
ton stone on short notice. Prices rea-
sonable. Marshalltown Stone Com
lpany, room 5, court house.
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Buy your ice cream and ices of
George Treffry. 1o1 West Main street,
Marshalltown. la. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Saturday evening is the time and our
hosiery counters the place to supply
yourself with mems, ladies' and chill
dren's hosiery. NJ. +. Andrews.
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sor TO Roardman & Boardman. Can be
reached by telephone; Office, new
phone 437. old 43. Residence, new
phone 300. old 2Os. Evening office hours.
q TO o. Special department for hand
ling collections.
Mrs. c. A. Durham, POI North Fifth
street. who has been lying Very i'll
with typhoid fever. is reported some
what better and some hope is enter
of her recovery. Her sister. Mrs.
y. y. Sweeney, arrived Friday night
from Pueblo. Col. and will remain
While Mrs Dunhams illness continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Good are enter
tanning their nephew and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. II NJ. LichtN, of Wellington. kas.,
Who stopped here for short visit on
their wedding trip to the east. Friday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Good entertained
in their honor MIR. and Mrs. II. F.
Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs. James Zug. Mr..
and Mrs. b. w Sinclair. Mrs. F.. II. Uhl.
Misses May Mason and Grace Van Or
man and Mr.. Fritz Norris.
Mr.. a. 7. Price was In Gearing Fri
day 10 see his brother. Mr.. j. NJ. Price
who Was stricken With paralysis about
two Weeks ago. Mr.. Prices condition
is not feared unless a second stroke
should result. blu. he is inconvenienced
greatly as the result of not having the
use Of. his entire right side. The vocal
organs are also affected Mr.. Price is
well knwon thruaut Marshall county.
having formerly been a resident of
State Center.
i have purchased the secondhand
stock Of goods of Mr.. Townsend, at 30
/ North Center, and will sell for cash or
TRADE for ciiyreal estate. The business
has been established fifteen years and
has paid from the start. The location
/ is excellent. opposite the hay market,
land is a snap for any one wishing to en-
gage in business. Included in the stock
lis new and secend- hand clothing. dishes
AchinaWare,8 tinware. jewelry, glassware
hardware and goods of all kinds. Bar
gains for everybody. Henry sundel
1 proprietor of the Hay Market restaur.
LIANT.
Mr.. n. A. Bonner. for the past three
years manager Of the C. G. Taft Com
.lparSis house in this city, gave up hi!
jidnties Friday m account of i'll health
land left in the evening on the Colorado
special, so.. Omaha. where he wilI re
main short time before going to Cali
fornia 10 spend The summer Mr.. Bon
liner has been in i'll health for severa
imonths, caused by an attack of stom
q ach trouble. and he expects by obtain
Il ling q rest of q few months to regain hi
Il former good health. Mr.. w. NJ. Hodge
Esucceeds Mr.. Bonner as manager OF III
companys interests here, assuming hi
duties Friday.
The daylight store-P. A. stern's new
store.
The home Of Samuel Ferguson. 80
Il North Second street, was quarantine
this morning for smallpox. a grandso
I5of Mr.. Ferguson being sick. Ed an
Lou Echternacht. OF 407 East Stat
!; street. were also quarantined. The for
i iner is slightly III and the latterSis en-
@tirelyover the disease. Walker Cotton.
t Eof 502 Woodbury. street, who has bee