Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-10
THE CITY In BRIEF
Cocoa shells al culley's.

l'f. McN- orniack aentist, opposite
postotfice.
DR. Nichols has moved. once with
DR.. Payne.
Correct shapessin straw hats at o. II.
Hole u Bros
I Plenty Of dressed chickens for Satur-
cay atCulley's meat market.
Bicycles from SIG up, for cash or on
payments. schmids's hardware store.
Mr.. p! w. Cunningham one If the
older settlers Of Marshantown, is quite
~ at his hons
Al Detby's closing out sale ycu get a
fancy patent northern flour for sl.o5.
An exceptionally good flour for 81.
Do not pass3O. III. Hole & BRO : line Il
YOU arg looking for clothingt hat fitsthe
Nearer, az we'll as the pocket book
e'ulleys % and sc-cent 8eoff.sss are NOT
equaled for price and quality Double
trading stamps with each purchase.
II you want Your feathers renovated
OF Your mattresses repaired leave your
order with D. Dick sos summit street.
Rummage sale saturday. May ii. first
aeor west of the City National Bank
Donations viii be received during the
week.
You Will miss a treat If you do not
witness the Lihiputian Wedding al thu
ODD Fellows Hall tonight Admission
. cents Shildrsn, 10 cents.
The school board did not nee, last
night. but adjourned the session until
q future date. because Or important So
cial enga seMents of some OF the MEM
bsrs.
one thousand dollars 10 loan on Cry
praisrty Modern nine room house fe,
sssle cheap, three blocks from court
house. Also several inside lots, NJ CT
Doolitsle.
Mrs. Nellie Newcomer was hostess
I Thursday evening u her einl6osas and
tlsas of Miss Gilmore at Il grapha phone
Ilarty given at her hone No. sos East
Church street.
HAVING. been in Chicago for the past
fey sa.'s ls,ivire goods ~. can give
you an eScellent value in black taffetta
.silks % and IS inches wida Also black
Psau De soies. NJ. F. Andrews.
The members OF tbs nigh school glee
isolun ana 9rehes:ra viii drive to Green
Mountain THIS evening where thev will
/ furnish music for an entertainment to
be given by the Kings Daughters to-
hight
Mr. " II Glinten. VINO has been in
the elEploy 81 W. H Burrows 4 Go. for
ebeui year. has resigned his position.
c take effect june i when he Wit go 10
Cedar aRpids 70 ente. the elnploy Of
Armstrong & AIec'ienehan.
The Epworth League convention Will
be held in san Francisco. cal. in Juiy.
ard you VIE co well To refnenbs- that
the best iinesto take is the iowa Cen
trail railway. Only four days en- route.
Nrite George 5. Batty Ct. z. and T. A.,
Marshalltown, la for full particulars
Mr.. James Dunno, of Chicago. whe
has been oyer the NORTHWESTERN during
+ the past few days looking after his bus
\ mess interests at all leading points or
4 that lire, spent Thursday night in ths
city on business. He left for the east
this morning,
Miss Mary Evans Of The Woodbury.
seha5l who Is 10 I,.. married t;is 500.
mar. Il, MIR Fred Nfcbois II G;rae,
Mountain was given i. china s9a,ye,
~ ,,er assof.iatss If tha hniifssrg aet >,
school bturs Th,,rsdav avanint, III.
& "a e.bers ais, seria,ved a s,r.a,s, ia Mis-,
r,,.ans, bonar
Mrs. Mary y Moninger and son Mi.
". n. Aloninger. of Gavin. wers in ,hs
city THURSDAY night as the guests 3
thsir ri,ce ard cousin. Miss Mary p
AIunneIi. being on their way hon. from
Boone. where tiiev we're. called 10 ,,t,ens
;l, f,lI3sral ~ ;rsi,, aa,,e,,, ti,e ,at.
William RingIand. a former Marshal
co,ntv resje,ent
1.-The school board accomnaniea CON.
\ gress,nan Cousins on a. tol,r Of inspec
lion of the high school building thi,
forenoon. This afternoon AIR. COUSIN,
and a 3arty Of friends visited the Sol
/ liers' Home to inspect the well-kept In
stitution and to call on his MANY friend
among the veterans.
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VT - l'si'Os Is h'aklfs an lfnpoftan
partnership in an extensive whoiesal