Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-02
THE CITY in BRIEF,
.er hats al Bs ,jjamin' S.


beautiful rings always at Hellbergs
DR.. Bullard, cstsopath, Is East Main.
Remember the charity meeting to-
night
imported and domestic cigars at Dell
Rails
New line Of ladies walking skirts at
The Hawksye
sneiders rints catsup, 1e cents, att
Culley s--a soo3 buy
Portieres made any color. Guaranteed
fast. Flilton, "a West Church
lsuy your custain swissss, sikolines
and lace curtains ii the Hawkeys.s
Chenille curtains cleaned satisfactSri-
". Il. E'litton. "A West church street. 1
Miss Kate Price mas accented a posi-
ton as bookkeeper for Lee & Benedict.
The Yeomens have organized a lodge
at 1sierre, S. D., With a nlembeisl. P OF
fiftyiive.
The Royal Neighborsl Aid Society VI
meet with Mrs. Fred Pepper tomorrow8
afternoon at $50.
ST. Margaret's Mission Easter sale at
s.kegg's store Saturday. cake candies.
novelries coloresi esss etc, all day.
cuileys 25-cent coffee is not e4ualed
ii. the city Try it and get two times
the amount Of purchase in red trading
stamps.
Ladies. we wsfnt you 10 be wearing a.
v,ell- polished shoe. Come and get il
realty done without any cost. L g..
Wallace.
The city election has caused a great
deal Of sxeitsnsnt but we are SUI do
ing the best laundry Work in the city
Flittolss Laundry
Lace curtains cleaned and finished by
nand tile same price az washing. 4.
Fitton. "A West Church street; old
phone %; new, H.
Buy a wa5ch II 4 man who knows
what a watch ought 70 be and YOU Will
get a good wa cf Al Helibelgis You get
naot'e-y9u set Your moneys WORTH.
wanrsdA bright boy not over ls
years old Who has worked year in a
printing office and Wants chance 10
advance in the trade Inquire al T.-is.
office.
MI. w. II. Palmer intends TO erect at
anee a business block Al tn. seutheast
es.rners OF Man and second Streets Tbs
building vvi.l consist OF TWO stori : and
+ % setilelt.
The 6,skaionsa Y. NJ, G A. 10 erganiz-
ing d track .ea1n That Will centpeta dur
ina tfle coming summer With The team
OF this citss 1ittinawa, Des Moines ant
other IONA cities.
TIE home &c Rev w II Scott. al No
south Fourth Street. Was quarantine
today for scarlet fevsr, Mintisld ths
p yaar-aid son Of Rcy and Mrs. Scott
heing IN xIta the disease.
Box Of leo bars Of Santa claus soal
Cor 50. 9 ard one years. snbscription fire.
ID ans II the magazines you wish
L Denorsst Mcclure loelineator. Nun
sey Puritan and Arsgasy Bee hive.
Mi Charles s. Matters. general agen
OF the Iowa Central passenger depart
.nent Peoria. HI. spent Monday nigh
in he city on business with the head
quarters office. H left this mornin
fol Peoria.
The Literary Can members were en-
| tertained Monday evening by Miss Mil
drsd Moffatt at her apartments at tn
Elliott home, 5lois East Main stree
Mrs. cady j Moffatt and Miss Molli
Adams ware guests of the clan.
Mr. NJ. sferer, of Des Moines geners
nianage 81 the Standard on Company
interests for the Des Moines division
spent the day in the city looking aftt
business matters and was the guest
] the local manager, Mr.. Il. w. Archer
J Mr.. Elmer kimbiey, son-in-law of
z. simkins. spent Monday in the city !
the simlSins home. being on his way
HIS home in Harrison Ark. from Ceds
I Rapids. where ne had been to attend
) meeting of a telephone company f,
which he is manager of the business
Harrison.
Mr. Wi1bert Brown formerly Of tn
\ city, Who went to Columbus. o.. a yei
or SO ago and owned a half interest
the Park Hotel of that city, has di
q posed of his share of the stock 70 h
3 partner, S f. Arnold. and has renov
~ ~ tsicVtlaIlG. W, Where ne mas pu
& chased the Weddell House
: Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Patton,
= Charles City, arrived in the city Mo
day evening and are TO be the CUES
for a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Meeker. Mrs. Patton resided in this ci
- about six years ago, when. as Nj
Maude Lindon. she was employed as
hookkeeper in Mr. Meeker's laundry
Mr.. Clyde Whitney, lay delegate fro
Y the Marshalltown church to the conft
- ence of the United Evangelical churs
which closed Monday afternoon
Cedar Rapids. arrived home Mond
J. evening. Mr. n. r. Gift, lay deleg;
from Gearing. accompanied him to Il
city and left in the evening at o'cle
for his home.
Professor Marston, of Ames, consu
- ing engineer of the city in the constrl
ton of the sewage disposal plant, is
II rected in the city next week to cons
with the city council and make pls
for the prosecution of the final work
soon as the weather will permit. I
work of hauling cinders to the fiji
tie, beds has been suspended for week c
to ing to the condition of the roads.
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ae. Mrs. Thad L. Hall returned Mono