Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Colored pencils and crayons at Lie
bigs.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley &
Phelps.
Plenty of dairy butter and eggs at
Culley's
Attend Henry Pappe's petticoat sale
| tomorrow.
Take your laundry to Flitton. 1t
will suit you.
A big Haviland china day tomorrow
at Sinclair's.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy.
over Fidelity bank.
| Have received our colored shirt
waists at Newcomers.
See the big line of trunks at the Bee
Hive. We sell them at cut prices.
The biggest Haviland china sale of
the season at Sinclair's tomorrow.
Have your laundry work done at
Flittons. Packages called for and de-
livered.
Mrs. l.. Palmer will speak at the Sal
walton Army hall on Saturday evening
at o'clock.
| Eighty-three cents will buy s1.25
petticoat tomorrow at Henry Pappes
ladies' clothing parlor.
Wanted-A good experienced dry
goods lady Write giving experience
and wages desired X, Times Republi-
can.
| Read what we say about our big
Haviland china sale tomorrow among
the locals. Sinclair Tea and Coffee
Company.
We have fresh spinach. lettuce. eel
cry, radishes, tomatoes. cucumbers and
sweet potatoes for our trade. Reynolds
| & Sheldon.
| A nice line of new goods received for
| spring and summer wear at the Econ
omy Shoe store, 33 West Main street.
Trading stamps given.
A beautiful line of silk linens in plain.
dotted and fancy stripes, one OF the
most stylish goods for waists and
dresses. at Newcomers
The Bee Hive will offer for Saturday
| only twenty boxes of California navel
oranges. large size, at 25 cents dozen.
See our east window for sizes.
Mr.. Pearl Hobson, of Abba. has &C
cepted position in this city as head
salesman for w. II. Burrows. Mr.. Hob
son will move his family here soon.
| Miss Middlekauff IS ready to see Gus
toners at 10 East State street in the
Tinkle building where she will remain
until her former room is ready for oc-
cupaney.
John Brannan, veteran Of the Sol
diers Home and totally blind. left this
morning for Sioux City, his former
home. where he will remain for a If
teen days furloush.
Several French families, sixty-two
people in all, passed thru the city
Thursday evening on special car at
to points in western Iowa and eastern
Nebraska, where they will locate.
Mr.. Reuben C. Martin. who has been
lin for several days with rheumatism
4 and threatened attack OF pneumonia.
left this morning for his home in Min
neapolis, where he will remain untl|
| he is better He was accompanied by
his wife and little daughter.
Mr.. John Mccsuley. assistant chief
clerk OF the general accounting depart
ment of the Iowa Central. arrived
home this morning from a few weeks
stay at Hot Springs, Ark. on n ac-
count OF his health. Mr.. McCauley
does not consider that he gained any
benefits from his stay at the springs.
Col j. H. Drummer. of the Uniform
Rank X. O. T. NJ, and District Deputy
X ]. Bruner. were in Nevada Thursday
night, where they were in attendance
ct a social meeting OF the Nevada tent.
State Commander j. NJ. Ermerins. of
DC. Moines. was present, as was also
Lieut.. Col. A. I. Lee, of Des Moines,
deputy for the Seventh district.
Ava Manning and Lu Harlan, two
south side demsels who recently served
thirty days In Jail. We're arrested this
morning by OTcer Clark, on warrant
charging them with disorderly conduct.
They were given hearing before May
OF JONES anu were IOunu Suity. IHey
were fined 800 and costs or thirty days
in Jail. and not having the necessary
cash they went to Jail.
An event of more than ordinary i'm
portance to lovers of amusement is the
appearance tonight of the celebrated
German dialect comedian and golden
voiced singer. AL II. Wilson, In the ro-
mantle comedy drama, The Watch on
the Rhine" This is Mr. Wilson's sec
end starring season. and his success.
has been pronounced. placing him in
the first ranks of the popular stage ia
vorites Of the day.
| Miss Caroline Radecke. instructor of
vocal music IN Rockford College, was in
! the city this morning, being on her way
/ from Tama TO Grinnell where she spent
the day as the guest OF Miss Alice
Bracken who is n student at the con-
servatory of Iowa College. Miss Ra-
decke was in Tama Thursday night to
sing at the lecture of Gen. o. o. How
ard Miss RadecRe will return here to-
night and Will be the guest over Sun
| day of Miss Jessie Bnford.
/ DR.. and Mrs. III. H. Nichols enter
/ tained about thirty friends Thursday
evening at the first of series of eve
ming parties. The affair was delight
fully informal the hours being spent
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