Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-21

Silkolines, curtain swisses and fame!
denims at the Hawkeye.
Buy your Sunday cut flowers O
Wright. Both phones, 1S9.
Mrs. Schoenhut's class in painting
meets Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
Tomato soup served with Armour:
beef extract tomorrow. Bannatyne 6
Lay.
Strength of Gideon and Other
works of Paul Lawrence Dunbar a
Liebig's.
Schoenhut's barber shop is located fr
DR.. Singleton's Office, No. II South
First street.
Beautiful. stylish. becoming, up-to-
cate hats at popular prices at Miss
Middlekauff's.
Visit Sinclairs Tea House tomorrow
and secure a pretty piece of Haviland
& Co.'S china.
A few good things in canned goods
flour. tea. coffee, etc., at wholesale
Melvin, Soliday & Co.
To save money on flowers. foliage
and trimmed millinery, first see oul
stock. Bannatyne & Lay.
DR.. and Mrs. L. F. Kellogg enter
tanned a few friends informally Thurs
day evening at o'clock dinner.
Specialize will sell Saturday,
March % only, any mems $3.50 shoes,
light or heavy sole for Sligo. The Fair
Ladies' great hosiery sale one day
next week. Watch for the date, at
Henry Pappe's ladies' clothing parlor
All the up-to-date styles of spring
and summer millinery will be shown
Saturday. March %, at Mrs. L. Tuf-
free
Special for tomorrow, Saturday, a
new line of silk shirt waists in the
Gibson and other new styles. Lee &
Benedict.
Special-We will sell from to IL
Saturday, March %. your choice of
any calico in our store at 31a cents.
The Fair.
Blackmore, the artist, will open a
studio in crayon and pastel painting
soon. Look for add next week re-
garding date and place.
General Traffic Manager j. N. Title
more. of the Central, went to Chicago
last night and will remain for a brief
stay on company business.
John OMAHA left today with a car
load of stock and machinery for Red
field. S. D., to take charge of DR..
Brady'S grain and stock farm.
Don't miss the grand concert at the
Christian church given by the famous
Boston Hand Bell Ringers Friday.
March 81, at p. m. Admission, 35
cents.
have accepted position as sales
lady in the millinery department with
Soliday & Co., and will be
pleased to have all my old friends and
many new ones call and see me. Miss
Jessie Conner.
The new millinery store of Mrs.
Pringey presented an animated scene
today, this being the first day of the
opening. Palms and ferns We're placed
where they would show to the best adj
and the colors were carried
out in green and white. The ladies
were delighted with the new creations,
and pronounced the pattern hats to be
the finest yet shown in the city. To-
morrow will also be opening day.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hixson and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Baker entertained forty
friends at cards Thursday evening at
heir home, corner of Fifth avenue and
Church street, in honor of Mrs. Fred
Mitchem. of Denver. The evening was
spent with progressive euchre, the
prizes for progression going to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hull and the lone hands
% Mrs. w. A. Sandoe and Mr.. A. jan
.ey. Luncheon was served CATER the
games. Miss Abbie Knights of Green
Mountain, was the only out-of-town
guest.
Mr.. Charles Crazy, son of Mr.. George
2. Crary, has accepted a position with
0ensel & Wilbur and. beginning Mon
lay morning, will start in to learn the
urniture and undertaking business.
Mr.. Crazy is a young farmer who, I'M
ully his fathers farm near Luray. The
arm was sold last winter and it was
he intention of Mr.. Crazy to go to
ieddes, S. ID, this spring to engage in
took raising on an extensive scale He
ecently made a trip north however,
md was not exactly satisfied with con-
litions, and now has decided upon
mercantile career. He considers the
urniture business a good one and after
himself with it will en-
age in business for himself.
Mr.. Louis Andrews, principal must
ian of the Forty-ninth Iowa band and
aader of the Odeon orchestra, has ac-
epted a position with the celebrated
)eBaugh band and orchestra, of Chi
ago. to begin the latter part of May. |
Negotiations are also being conducted
etween the band management and
wo other members of the Forty-n ninth
and, to take positions with the Chi
ago organization for the summer
eason at Sans Souci. After the season
S over there the band will make
outhern tour of the principal cities,
aalsing In all practically a years en-
agement. Mr.. Andrews will play
uphonium. Charley Andrews, his
rother is a member of the organiza-
Ion also, being leader of one of the
lale quartets. Mr.. Andrews, who is
as bookkeeper in the gen
raj accounting department of the Cen |
raj, will accompany the department |
0 Minneapolis for a months stay be-