Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-22

Schley and Santiago at Liebig's.
DR.. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave.
Fresh buttermilk, phones $40 and 342
Fine watch repairing at Paley 8
Phelps.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy
Over Fidelity bank.
Bicycles for girls and boys from ST.
up. Schmidt's hardware store.
See our novelties in colored electric
and gas shades The latest. Jones 8
Dale.
Have your laundry work done a
Flitton's. Packages called for and de.
livered.
schoenhut's barber shop is located IL
DR. Singleton's Office, No. IL Souti
First street
Choice Monday of ten to fifteen sill
skirts that sold up to $12 and Sl4, 1ol
So Lee & Benedict.
Better let US send you a cinerara
or a nice pot of Dutch hyacinths
helnDlG 5 green HOUSES.
Give Kemble an early order for YOU
Easter flowers. Hyacinths, roses
jonauils, carnations, tulips
Trousers that are new in style, RICH
in price and just the proper thing
Hopkins, the popular tailor, Ito Yves
Main street.
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who has been visiting for the pas
month at the home of her father, MI
j. C. Hopkins, at Green Mountain, ane
with many friends in the Green Noun
tain neighborhood, left this morning
for her home.
Attention Royal Arch Masons! There
will be a special convocation of Signe
CHARTER 3s, this Saturday evening
March 2, for work in the Mark Master
degree. Visiting companions cordial!
welcomed. Gavel falls at 1880 p. m
sharp. /. T. Forbes, III. P.
John A Johnson, of Melbourne. was
in the city today with his daughter
Florence. having her eyes Strengthened
at Dr. Kierulffs Eye and Ear lnf1rm-
airy, 104 East Main street. Inc pusl-
ness that is weekly done at this estab-
lishment with satisfactory results is q
sufficient evidence of it's large patron
age.
Conductor Frank Carter, of the Cen
trail, who has been on the 5 and pas
senger runs between this city and Ma
son City for severalweeks, returned this
morning to his home. Conductor p. D
Young, to whom the run belongs, but
who has been off duty owing TO illness
for several months, resumes his run
this evening.
c. H. Sloan, of Marshalltown, had
large growth successfully removed
from his nose this week. He is onl.
one of some thirty patients who are
treating for their catarrh with DR.
Wood. DR.. Wood uses methods he
learned in Germany and he cures every
case he undertakes. Ask l.. E. Muir
ply. of the Iowa Central railway, il
DR.. Wood can cure catarrh or not.
The Twentieth Century Whist Clut
was entertained at it's regular fort
nightly meeting Friday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. L. Meickley. The evening
was spent with duplicate whist, ane
following the games light refreshments
were served by the hostess. Guests OF
the club were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Janney
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Speers and Mrs
Ed Baker; Mrs. Fred Mitchem, of Den
yer; Mrs. A. H. LOOMS. of Chicago.
Messrs. c. P. Cook, III. P. Densel an6
D. w. Norris, Jr, will leave Sunday
morning at 1870 for Ruthven, anc
from there will take possession of the
Marshalltown shack at Lost Island, t.
remain for a fortnight's duck shoot
day morning by Messrs. Charles III
Hull and C. j. Lander. Mr.. j. w
Arlington and two Webster City
friends are also to be members Of the
hunting party.
The Marshalltown bowling team is
the Dubuque team, which will take
place Wednesday afternoon and ev-
ening. March IS, at the Clifford ow-
ings parlors. The Dubuque team viii
come from Ames, where they play the
champion Boone team Tuesday night
There will be seven games played
three in the afternoon and four al
night, total number of pins to count
The admission to witness the entire
series will be 25 cents.
Mr.. f. q. Winery, of Union, was IL
the city on business Friday.
Superintendent B. ]. Miles. of tn,
boys reform school, Eldora, was in tn,
city Friday afternoon, being on his wa.
home from Des Moines, where he wa.
present this week at the quarterl!
meeting of superintendent If state in.
situations. Mrs. Miles and son Roder
ick will remain in Des Moines for a few
days visit. Commandant c. c. Horton
of the Soldiers Home, returned from
Des Moines Friday night.
Miss Nina Pemberton. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Pemberton, re.
turned Friday evening from Oskaloosa
where she has been enrolled as stu
dent at Penn college. She will be a
home for week at least, and per
haps longer, as she is not decided al
yet whether she will return to schoo
for the spring term or not, her health
being none too good. Miss Pember
ton was accompanied to the city b,
her cousin, Mr.. Verlou Pemberton, o
Hartland. who has also been stu
dent at Penn. He is not to return TO
the spring term.
George Case, of Atlantic, a veteran
t.