Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25
Dr. Lierle, physician and surgeon.


Nobby styles in spring suitings at
Dell Rails.
sample line of rain skirts at Lee &
Benedict's.
L. Strand, successor to the old reliable
firm of Petersen Il Co.
Wednesday and Thursday are special.
days at Miss Middlekautf's.
The Perfection shirt waist is for sale
only by Whitton &c Whitehead
The Yeomen of Des MONIES have or
ganized q lodge at Baberton o.
One water Spaniel pup two months
old for sale cheap; 1929 North Second
street
s'Nouveau,'' highest standard for
suits and jackets See them. Banna
tyne y Lay.
II you want Your clothes cleaned and
pressed and made to look like new go
IL u Strand.
Zig variety 81 grass linens. l5-cent
quality, 10 cents yard. Hoyts De-
partment Store.
Ladies. call at Miss Nddlekauffs
"Wednesday and Thursday and see the
new things in millinery.
j. NJ. Holt has removed to his old Of
flee at No. l6 West Main street over
Esarrand & Chords clothing store
one hundred extra large size bed.
sp,eafs, hemmed, SIPS quality. for 81.
Green trading stamps. iloyt's Depart
iaent Store.
We offer the people OF Alafslalltown.
the Very highest quality Of teas, coffees
extracts and spices al right prices
Iowa Tea Company
We have secured the exclusive agency
Tor the Perfection shir, waist. They fit.
beautifully, and are superior in every
Way 10 all others. Whitton & White
head.
The millinery opening at Mrs. Nor
rill's Wednesday and Thursday 9: this
week Will attract many ladies. az the
atest tionssof the Iiilinelis art Will
be found there.
4 .Ackley World Fred Michaels was up
from Marshalltown on Sunday Mrs.
Aliehaels has been at the home Of her
Parents here fer some time; Their
--seal-old child is cutie sick.
The Shoemaker funeral party did not
arrive this morning, having been de-
layed in their departure from shelby
Junction. Mont, until Saturday The
party Is expected Tuesday morning and
The funeral Viii take place al Union.
Cards issued from shoshosee Agency,
Wyoming. announce the marriage on
the I'll inst. Of Miss F'lorenec u. POL
sston and Mr.. Charles T Nyolf The
bride IS former Albion lazy and IS a
lsssee o. MI. J. =. Rolston II tiia, place.
She is daughter of the late Isaac
isalstcn, Of Liscotnb.
State Center Enterrfsp NJ G. Da-
KIN has just completed another big d al
u Marshall county re;al is; te He has
isrehassll from the salsess the j. d.
e'slaiilb~slain and y MCGOWAN
aims comprising ~ acies the ,rice
sisaid being $4,000 Is.5ns lsaker will 5oc-
eupy the former plan for another year
and William Lang nas moved 10 the
latter.
Rev. joel Myers 81 Letfrani. MAS in
he city Saturday afternoon. being on
his way % I.iseanb from Clemens.
Where he had beer q attend tiaesvan-
stsllstie services lseltig ces d,ie,es. there
by Fey Wiley, pastor Of the Cl@faons.
charca, q sisted l,g Rev @. Islw II. 81
Alton Rev Myers went IL I.atfel8
eigsve for sunday, Where Ne conducted
sarvlces in the morning.
Mrs. p. II, Petersen left Saturday
Eight for Fremont D.. wilcre she ex-
issets u visit three months with her
an9fher Mrs. Elizabeth Miller and sis
Ter Mrs Ellen Long before going 10.
Seattle. Wash. make her future
slunle Mr. Peterson left this morning
Tor ssattle. His plans are n5t yet fully
5etsfiIained upon hut it is Likely he VIII
engage in tho tailoring business there
Miss Jessie Bfamer WAS surprised.
Saturday afternoon ~ twelve of her
sshoolniats Mho visited her home at
No. COB West Main street headed by
their teacher Miss Curtis. Avery pleas
ant afternoon and evening We're spent
by the guests who We're Maude Ford.
Irene Simpson Hazel Flitton, Lulu BY
water Mona Weaver Esther Sheets,
Max Smith Ernest Palmgren Ros
Warning. Willie Brooke and Russell
Long.
The soft weather and the fact that the
frost is fast leaving Mother Earth
caused considerable alarm Saturday 10
McCon1bs Bros. who are doing consid-
cradle excavating under the south por-
ticn of their large barn on West Church
street, preparatory to fitting up a base
3ment for a storage house for heavy We