Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-05

New dress trimmings and handsome
all overs at the Hawkeye.
Fresh laid eggs only 15scents a dozen
at Gulley's. Cheaper than meat.
upholstering and carpet laying at
Browns, 20 North First avenue. New
'phone, 53s.
When in need Of good hard wood,
either in chunks or split, call Irwin
Lumber Company.
Your old suit can be made to look
good as new if you take Il to Fli.ton's
dye works. "a West Church street.
Mr.. George E. Stewart and Miss En-
ma Green, Of Gilman. We're united in
marriage in thisscity Monday afternoon
by Justice b. L. Burritt.
There is no shoe made for ladies wear
like the Sorosis shoe. 1t wears, it fits, it
will keep its shape until entirely worn
cut. p. g Wallace sells them.
The Des Moincs Register of this
morning announces the granting of a
license to we'd, Monda 10 Albert Filler,
aged "A, of Melbourne, and Delilah
Johnson. aged n, of Nanlalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin left for Chi
caso this noon to purchase a large as
sortment of the latest DIES gns for their
sixty days pattern hat sale, which will
commence on the 18th in the Baker
Bros. building opposite Letts-Fletch-
er's.
The cold weather has not interferred
with the sirmering of the political pot
The entire republican ticket is gaining
strength daily and from Ed Sears down
ought to be elected in order to assure a
clean, economical administration of af-3
fairs
In accordance with instructions from
the court, the Elan Jessup homestead
in Bangor township, consisting of aS2.27
acres has been sold by the referees at
private sale. The order vas made on
application of the various heirs and
Nfessrs James a. Speer, F. s Whealen
and Henry Stone were appointed ref
Ferees o make the sale. A deed has been
filed conveying the property to Susan-
nah j. Brown. a daughter of the late
Elan Jessup for the sum of s24.l16.65.
and the proceeds will be divided among
the heirs.
1t is surprising how many new and
desirable articles in furniture You may
find at d. c. NNilbur's this spring. Mr..
Wilbur has purchased just what his
trade will need. and as he has been in
business here for a quarter of a CEN
fury lle. knows pretty well what his GUS
toners want He issbetter prepared than
eeyerto SHOW goods TO advantage, as his
large room has been papered and the
office rAoved 10 the east part OF the
building, giving more and needed room
for his spring stock. MIR. Wilbur is the
only furniture dealer in the city who
Igives green trading stamps
On account of the weekly colonist ex-
cursions 10 California, Oregon. Wash
ington. Idaho, Montana and British
Columbia points on Tuesday OF each
week the Iowa Central railway Will.
commencing March 5 1901. run its CAL
ifornia tourist car on Tuesdays instead
Of Wednesday. as heretofore. Prospec-
tive California tourists should
bear this in mind and also the
| fact that thu Iowa Central
offers the best service to California and
northwestern states points. Call on
/ ticket agents for full particulars or adj
dress George S. FATTY G. p. and T. A.,
Marshalltown. Ia
l Mr.. A. b. Estabrook, of New What
/ COM Wash, an old Marshalltown boy
spent Monday in the city visiting old
friends. being on his way to Chicago tc
Hook after business matters. Barney,
as the friends Of his boyhood days
knew him. has been very successful
4 botfin business and politics in the wes
Il and has served TWO terms as sheriff II
& his county, overcoming large oemo
4 cratic majority. AS Mr.. Estabrook ha
A not been in the city for several years HI
was sorry his plans would not ALLOW
! him longer stopover here. as h
would liked To have visited more exten
q |slvely among his former acquaintance
s Poplins. a,batross. prunellas and i'm
ported challies at the Hawkeye.
X la
Chad Baker, of Mason City, who ha
: been acting as the Adams Express Com
pany messenger on the Centrals train
ia and 2 and 5 ard 6. for the past fey
years made his last trip Monday eve
! ming and will leave in. a few days 70
tlarinda. where he will take charge Q
: the conspanys Office as agent. Mr.!
: Baker arrived from Mason City Monda
8 evening and will remain here fe'
!, weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
:. II. II. Duncan, before leaving for Clar
: india to make her future home. NJ
= Will Hyde, of Oska loosa, who was form
: crly employed in the office of the con-
= pany in the city, but who more recent
y has been engaged as driver in the Or
e kaloosa Office and acting az relief me.
le senger on the Central, will take NJ
y Bakers run.
is New ready made waists. albatro!
4 and wool challies al the Hawkeye.
Those who are fortunate enough to
r. able to attend the performance of II
E Black Patti Troubadours at the Oder
Thursday night may confidently antic
/, pate genuine treat. The company
q without exception. one OF the best OF I
- Find organized in this or any 9th
i country. The many artists who cor
= prise this company have been select
~ with rare judgment and they offer s.
NJ perb support to Black Patti. who ranl
- among the great singers Of the age. II
performance they render includes cor
- edy, burlesque, vaudeville and opeI
presented with magnificent and cost
: costumes and appropriate scenery. 4
~ t., the popular coon songs" and blu
- dances" are introduced in the first pa
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