Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-01

Or. Bay, IA East Main.
Most beautiful rings at Hetlberg'
California oranges, 1ocents a dozen at
Hoyt's.
Mashalltown Stone Company. New
phone 500.
II you need steel range see Bull
locks line. Best assortment, lowest
prices.
The residence of Riley Rarnhiil corn
er OF Firth avenue ana Aason st.ect
was quarartined Thursday afternoon
for liphtheria
MIR. Will Sharp, who IS employed MS az
brakeman on the c. & y NJ, With
run out of Belle Plains returned
Thursday night TO Belle Plaine after a
thirty days stay at his home ia this
city.
The Nj, +. church Building at CLAD
brook, Iowa. which was destroyed BY
fire solnstime back, is 10 be replaced
With a handsome new structure 70 seat
about 800 people. Mr.. r. lsrocker, of
Marshalltown, Iowa. IS the architect
Now that we have our store parsrsd
and orr furniture arranged; We; are in a
position 10 show you he nt~ Things
that are coming every day New arti-
ces that viii delight tss heart Of every
housewife To select from YOU Will
want something new for spring Gail
and see what We have. y. c. Wilpur
Mrs. Mary Schrock. 81 Mellman. dis
trict superintendent Of the American
Home Finding Association Who has
been liz ne city Two weeks working In,
the interests Of the association. went
to Nevada this morning. The assocla-
ton is one that is orsanizcd to provide
carefully selected family homes fois
homeless. neglected or abused children
and youth, also mother and child, with
out separating them, paroled prisoners
and graduates from reform schools.
Mrs. Schrock was quite successful in
her work here,
There was u time when a trip % Cal
ifornia was not looked forward to with
pleasure by those OF limited means.
for the reason that accolnoda tons We're
not OF the best. This il not true today,
az the Chicago Great Western has put
on tourist cars that are equal to Pull,
mans. in fact many people who have
plenty of money prefer to ride in the
tourist sleepers If You 90 via the Chi
cago Great Western your ticket will
only cost you $50, and tickets are on sale
every Tuesday For further informa-
iticn and reservations see j "A. Ellis the
agent.
a man named johnson, livingson East
Nevada street just east Of Third ave-
inc o;luc,sss SUGAR R..f,,,3ng 1,a,,, &, ~
Mas quite badly Injured T-b,,rs,lav I, ut
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meal Tna sae,s ,ysis,,.a Fse,.srsa h,,,,.
slred naura,s ana fei,sa 5is,a,s,.a n.
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MarshaNtnwn is Ia have another cam
selidat.. for Supervisor for the long term
in the person Of Mfr ID. C. Wilbur one
OF this best known business men Of the
city. Mr.. Wilbur has been urged for:
several Gays past BY. rrv,,, s,,us..
THE city and country to allow his name
TO go before the primary and has finally
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A;esaanies ". u Hawkins and S G.
f,utz we're hostesss Thursday after
noon 10 d Il .c..claclS tea At; which about
So IL s,f their la6y friend . were pres
Tent. The ladies' came early. bringing
lthei~ sewing. ard endowed the hours
preceding the luncheon in a pleasant
way TIE decorations OF the house were
In pink roses discriminating. The most
es,sas, we're assi stesl In serving by Misses
Marion and BESSIE Parker. Ida Dugari.
Marie Kaufmann. Fern Foreman and
Florence Harris. The guests found their
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c;pests present f,ss,,, AM ~ the ci,y
we're. Mrs w ii Cater az OAK parls
M; Mrs. Isl,,e Of Belle PLANE.
\ Mrs IL. NJ. Williams. or Fort Dodge.
4 Miss Anderson s5f Toronto Can anf,
/ Miss Decker. OF Waterloo.
Car y g. y, q tne AlarshaiifoMn, iaishs.
l,o@er and RatWay Company, ~
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