Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-30

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Dr.. Mishell. surgeon and physician.
Order your spring suit of Dell Rails.
Everybody smokes our "Puravansa''
scent cigar. I4aShelle q Cook
Your shoes shined while you read the
daily papers at Dell Rails.
Commotion in the wrapper business
for six days. Bannatyne Lay
Your watch needs cleaning. Take it
Ito Allen, the jeweler, and have it done
right
Registered red poled bulls for sale,
five miles north, on Third avenue road.
H. "A. Cole.
Wanted--A young lacy or bright boy
at the Pilgrim cigar stand. Apply at
once. IA. j. Fish.
Spring and summer hosiery and UNI
sderwear received at Newcomers. We
give green trading stamps.
I The Ladies' Guild OF ST. Paul's church
will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 in
1.-THE basementsof the rhurch.
| SEE the generous size offer made on
page by f. G.. Wallace. 1t can not
help but be to your advantage.
Mr.. c. T., Quaife. Of the high school,
went to Grinncll Friday evening. where
he will spend his spring vacation i'll
post graduate work IL the laboratories
i.of Iowa College.
Pretty wool suitins for spring; also
silks for waists and trimmings war
TAINTED black silk taffetas for skirts, at
Newcomers. We give green trading
Stamps With all cash purchases.
The annual meeting of the Organized
| Charities Association of Marshalltown
Will be held Tuesday evening, April 2.
in the parlors of the Presbyterian
church. The ANNUAL reports of the Off
GERS will be given and new officers will
be elected for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Calvin Whitney,. OF Union, who
was brought TO this citysa week ago for
treatment for nervous troubles and has
been doiniciled at the home of her
sister-in-law. Mrs. C. a. Billings, is do
ling quite nicely and hopes are enter
tanned for a marked Improvement soon.
Messrs. Lee Sieg Carl Kent, Richard
Dana Marsh and T.. G.. Mcmillan, Jr.,
and Misses Ethel Ell;ott and Alice
sity of Iowa. arrived in the city yester-
day from Iowa City. to spend their
spring vacation at their respective
homes.
I The members Of the Iowa College
sGiee Club passed thru the city Friday
evening Ell route to Eldora. where they
sang at the Geclamatpry contest Of the
northern Iowa association. The glae
club members remained in Eliora to-
day. being joined there this evening" by
the members of the Amphion orchestra
of iowa College. and will give a concert
Mr.. Fletcher Mead of this city. ia a
member Of the glee club, singing firs,
bass.
Miss Florence Mathers. of Moberly
Mo- who has been spending several
weeks in the city as the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs George j.
Allen, went to Laurel this morning,
Where she has accepted a position as
teacher in the school If that place. Miss
Vera Everist, teacher of the primary
department of the Laurel school. who
has been spending the spring vacation
period in this city returned TO Laurel
this morning. the school opening there
for the spring term on Monday
Marslalltown friends and Central.
railroad men In particular, will be deep
Is grievsd by the news of the death Of
Mrs. j. +. Boileau of New Sharon
,nentionsof which ia made in the Ts-R .
dispatches today. Mrs Boileau is the
wife OF Supervisor Of Bridges and
Building Boileauef the Central, With
headquarters IN this city Her death
occurred this morning. after weeks
Illness With pneumonia. Mrs. Boileau
and daughter visited In this city only
last Sunday, as he guests of Mrs l.. L.
Sprague and family. MI. Boileaus was
called home Friday evening at . 40 by a
telegram announcing that his wife's
illness had assumed very critical as
poet.
The Political Equality Club meeting
held at the home Of Delano T. Smith.
was the most interesting Of the seriesi
The discussion of the subject Mus;
There be Paupers2s was most ably led
lby Mrs. j. NJ. Bishop in the affirmative,
Mr. n. Pemberton responded in the negl
alive. giving mostly authority from tht
bible. Nearly all present took part ID
the discussion. Altho no judges vert
chosen, the general opinion wastllat btt
changing the conditions of affairs. ent
icouraging the masses and giving mort
attention to the neglected people ant
children, there need be no paupers5
Special notice was given of the good TIL.
Kindergarten teaching was doing b
|. the moral education of the young. there-
| by preventing criminal and pauper ten
Idencies.
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