Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-26
DR.. MARS, osteopathy.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley &
Phelps.

Fedora kid gloves rs cents. sold ev
erywhare 81. Bannatyne & Lay.
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Twenty five ladies' new spring jack.
cts. Your choice for 81. Whitton 6
| Whitehead.
Sweet peas and nasturtium seeds ii
bulk; also peas, beans and corn for seee
at Culleys.
Every lady should examine our line
of boys clothing for comparison. Ban
natyne & Lay.
Or. Mairs. osteopathic physician
over Fidelity bank; practced ovef
three years in the city.
Coffees and teas are Culley's mali
speciality. Quality better than the av-
erage for prices asked.
The Marshalltown rug factory has
put in two fly shuttle carpet looms ane
can turn out work very quickly.
Ten of the finest gymnasts in lowe
exhibit their work at Finkle's Hal
Thursday evening. Don't miss II.
| We have Early Ohio, Early Rose
Triumph, Rural New Workers ane
Burbank seed potatoes. Reynolds
Sheldon.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
c;ety will be entertained Thursday
afternoon by Miss Bessie Blossom a.
her home assisted by Mrs Phelps.
| w. l.. Bolts, who has been pattern
to1 nd
smallpox quarantine. was released To-
| day. having been detained during the
full forty days.
Just received fifty dozen pair of ruff
fled lace curtains. Will be on sale to-
morrow for 9S cents a pair; one brass
rod free with every pair of curtains
Lee & Benedict.
Pnnkett & Co. have opened a new
meat market In the Plunkett buliolng
4O7 South Center street. "A casr
business will be conducted and IN TINS
way meats can be furnished at an ad-
vantage to the customer. Fresh r2eats
OF all kind, fish, poultry, etc.
General Superintendent NJ. Sweeney
of the Iowa Central, will arrive In
the city this evening from the north
for brief stay on business. Super
intendent of Transportation G. w
Huntington went north this morning
to meet him and accompany hin
here.
Mrs. w. S. Robbins was hostess on
Tuesday evening to a number OF hei
lady friends at a 5 o'clock tea, given
complimentary to Mrs. John w. Baich
of ST. Johnsbury, VT, who is soon to
leave the city after a winters stay al
the home of her sons, Messrs. "A. +. and
Z. S. Balch.
Will M. Narvis, grand master of the
A. o. U. W., will be in the city to-
morrow evening to assist In the lnltla-
ton of 25 or 80 candidates in Hope
lodge, No 244, which was organized
one month ago. Ladies are requested
TO meet at the armory hall, No. 8
East State street.
George Cooke and son, Frank Cooke
of Minneapolis, railway contractors
who did considerable work on the Cen
trail last season, spent Tuesday IN the
CITY looking after business matters con-
nected with the Improvement WORK
that is to be ipaugurated as soon as the
season fairly opens.
The executive board of the Central
Iowa Spiritualists' Association held a
meeting in this city yesterday, at when
it was decided to hold the next camp
meeting from Aug. "a to Sept. Ia, IN
elusive. Mrs. Marion Carpenter, VINO
was here two and three years ago, mas
been engaged as speaker for part OF
the time and the management is In cor
resemblance with several other first
class speakers and mediums, some OF
whom will be engaged for the occasion.
Rev. S. Skogsberg, pastor of the
United Evangelical church. went to
Fearing this morning, where tonight he
will officiate at the wedding Of Mr. Ar
thur Couser and Miss Daisy Fleming.
From Gearing Rev. Skogsberg will go
to Colo, to be present at the annual Des
Moines conference, which begins to-
morrow and continues over Sunday
Rev. J. v. Hummel, of Eldora, was in
the city Tuesday night as the guest OF
Rev. Skogsberg. being on his way to
Colo to attend the conference.
Mr.. A. S. Tiffany, of this city, who is
connected with the Sleepy Eye Milling
Company, of Sleepy Eye. Mimi, spent
Tuesday in the city looking after bust
ness matters connected with the Let's
Fletcher Company Mr.. Tiffany now
has charge of the company's sales de-
partment for the state of Iowa, with
headquarters at Sleepy Eye, and is no
longer on the road with the exception
of an occasional trip to some larger
point in his territory where special
business is to be looked after. Mr.. Tiff
fanny went to Mason City Tuesday night
and from there returns today to Sleepy
Eye.
The members of the Dubuque bowl
ing team arrived in the city this morn
ing from Ames, where they played the
Boone team in series of games yes
terday afternoon and evening. The Du-
buquers were a pretty sore lot of fell
lows, not because they lost the games,
but because of the treatment at the
hands of Boone enthusiasts, who, they
claim, forgot themselves to such an ex-
tent that they interfered with the game
were to be defeated. The Dubuque
team feels that it had every license TO
win the series, having been victorious
in four out of the seven games, yet los
ing by 129 pins on the total. Lange, of
Dubuque, made the high score, $50. 1t
is NOT unavoidable that efforts will be