Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-29
DR.. Bay. IA East Main.
DR.. Nichols. over 10 East Main.

DIR. NICHOLS. over ~ EdSl NlaiA'
Fine watch repairing at Paley I
Phelps.
Family expense books, order books
and record books at Liebig's.
Buy one of our warranted watche:
for 60 cents. Bannatyne q Lay.
Don't forget Rev. Wheeler's lecture
at the Christian church tonight.
Blank books, letter books, yearly
monthly and weekly time books, at Lie
big's.
Special-5OO yards No. 40 fancy necl
ribbons, 121a cent quality, tonight on,
ly Z cents yard. The Fair.
Why not take your watches ane
clocks to Aliens for repairs where you
know the work is done right.
The celebrated Hazelwood ice cream
now on hand by the dish. pint quart OF
gallon. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
Big Four flour at Hammond u Bene-
diets only ST. Ask your neighbor what
kind of bread 1T makes Hammond
Benedict.
Rev. A. J. Wheeler will address the
mothers and daughters on Purity
Monday afternoon at o'clock, In the
Presbyterian church.
Blackmore, the artist, will open
studio in crayon and pastel painting
week a.
garding date and place.
AL Steenbaugh, of Grundy Center, has
had badly granulated lids for about
four years. He is treating with DR.
Wood and improving rapidly.
For Rent-Office rooms over the Fail
store, in front of the public library, best
location in the city. Immediate posses
sion given, to responsible parties only
Inquire of DR.. Choate.
Mr.. M. A. Glassco, of Gearing, spent
the day in the city purchasing material
for the erection of a new lodge hall In
his home town. He says considerable
building will be done in Gearing this
season.
One of the Centrars big freight en-
gines, No. IS, was brought into the city
light this morning from the north, hav-
ing experienced a slight mishap in col
liding with another train. The pilot
was broken and will necessitate light
repairs.
A splendid quarter section, neal
Marshalltown, for sale under value
Fair buildings and we'll fenced. II you
want a good farm near a good town
this. For price and terms
address Will H. Hill & Co., 1O7 East
Main street.
The Marshall County Holiness As
ISOLATION will hold convention April
s and 6 in the new Pentecostal Mis-
sion hall, 5a East State street. Rev
NJ. l.. Haney, of Normal, ILL.,, a speaker
and author of national reputation, will
be In charge.
Mr.. Charles r. Sphinx, of Chicago. a
thoroughly competent and exper-
fenced architect in modern designing
and construction, will locate at Mar
shalltown on the Sth Of April and will
occupy the same room. No. II. in the
Woodbury. building just vacated by
Architect Frank Croker.
John S. Hixson. of st. Anthony
brought to the city Friday Afternoon
two car loads of fattened hogs. which
brought the top price of the local mar
ket. The hogs averaged 243 pounds
Mr. Hixson has sold to Britain & Co
this week $50 hogs, all Marshall county
raised.
The semi monthly meeting Of the
w. c. T. u, held at the home of Mrs
A. W. Dudley Thursday afternoon
was very enjoyable. The state evan.
gelist of the prohiDitionists and or.
ganizer of prohibition alliances Mr.
Nichols, gave short informal adj
dress, upon invitation Of the presi.
dent.
Don't miss our big special sale fol
tonight only, for we can save yol
money. The Fair.
A new mission was started Friday
night at No. 51s East State street
to be conducted by the Marshalltowr
Pentecostal Society. A new room ha:
been fitted up over Claus & Palmer:
blacksmith shop, which will be uset
for the meetings. Evangelist Jacobs
of Chicago will speak at the meeting:
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock and il
the evening at 8.
Special-Boys satin calf lace shoes
sizes 121s to 51s, for SO cents, tonight
only. The Fair.
Mrs Howard A. Robinson, who ha:
been in very poor health during the
past few months, expects to leave
she will remain Indefinitely in the
hopes of benefiting her health by ;
course of treatment at the Las Vega:
hot springs. Mr.. Robinson will ac
company his wife and remain for two
weeks stay at Las Vegas.
special-5Oo yards No. 40 fancy necl
ribbons, 1919 cent quality. tonight on.
ly Z cents a yard. The Fair.
Superintendent NJ. w. Hovey, of thu
Marshalltown Light, Power & Railwa.
Company, arrived home last night from
a few days visit with his parents at In
anu WIFI CT w alSi
loo and Cedar Rapids. AT independence,
Mr.. Hovey took occasion to call upon {
former employee of the company
Charles M. Newton, who was recent,
sent to the insane asylum from For
Dodge. Newton is in a pitiable condi.
ton and is entirely bereft of his rea.
son. He was unable to recognize Mr.
Hovey and said he had never known
him.