Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-23
The CITY In BRIEF

THE CITY In BRIEF
Chamberlain, optician.
George ). Allen. ophthalmologiss.
DR.. Rullard, osteopath. 2S East Main
Or. Lierle over Whitton & White.
heads.
The April magazines at Simmons
book store.
New taiiormade suits arriving dali,
at NJ. F. Andrews.
The latest in curtain stretchers
schmidt's hardware store.
The celebrated Val Blatz Roc,, Reer
at Gust Biermanns.
Inc best meals in the city YOU vii
ma at Sundells Cafe well seasoned
ana served in the best style.
Ladies you are cordially invited Ia
attend the millinery opening at Mrs
Mlddiekauff's Thursday and Friday.
You cannot afford to miss orr : con,
bleached muslin sale tomorrow. Archi,
Parker.
Don buy wall paper until you see
the finest stock in the city at Sim
mons book store.
The Canton will give ball in ODD
Fellows hall Friday evening, March
"a. Tickets, so cents.
our dfSDlay ia 1arpar ma ,,,o.a ,.a,.:
than ever before. Call and sec TO,
yourselves. Miss Middlekauff.
IL IS unnecessary for you to worry
about baking when you can get any
thing in that line you want at Sundell's
Cafe. fresh every day.
B. w. Sinclair arrived home Sat
urday evening from Money Creek
Mimi, where he was called last week
on account of the death of his sister
Mrs. l. B. Keller, of Winona.
There is always someone who can
offer just what you want If you only
Knew where to find him. Tells your
wants in a paper everybody reads and
the right fellow will find you.
Messrs. Ed Hall. Louis Arnold
Charles Clemens and Lester Hall of
Union, and Misses Minnie Heiffner and
Zoe Smith. of Liscomb, were in the
city Saturday night to attend THE
Devils Auction
Frank Williams, baker of the city,
mas accepted a position with d. j.
Welch, of kamrar, who has purchased
a restaurant and bakery business at
jewell. Mr. WEIGH has been running
the Kamrar House, at Kamrar.
Miss Lille Spratt, teacher in the
Arson school. has been taken with an
attack of typhoid fever. and has been
removed to her home IN Ames. Miss
Anna Stepan has been engaged to take
charge of her room until she is able to
return to the city,
The leading business of Marshall
town on women's wearing apparel did
not come to US by accident. We bought
the garments and the good ladies of
Marshalltown appreciated it, hence our
success. Henry Pappe. Marshalltown' S
leading ladies' tailor.
Nineteen members of Electric Lodge
urday upon the invitation of Triple
Link Rebakah Lodge, of that place,
which exemp,ified work in the Rebakat
degree. A banquet and social tim.
followed. The visit was most enjoy
able one for the local Rebakahs.
Madison Let's, who has been in Chi
cago for couple of weeks, arrived in
the city Saturday evening and will
leave tonight for st. Joseph. Mo-. where
he will assume his new duties as assist
ant manager of the Letts-Spencer Gro
Gerry Company, the st. Joseph branch OF
the Western Grocer Company.
Lovers of the strenuous in melo-
drama are promised treat this even
ing when 1.-THE Younger Brothers, Bank
Robbers" will be at the Odeon. Per-
haps no other American play contains
as many thrillers, ranging from real
istic bank robbery and an attempt to
wreck a train to a pitched battle.
Story City branch train No. 50 which
was held in this city Saturday night
until after the show to accommodate
those who had attended the Devils
Auction" from towns along that line
was delayed several hours near Fearing
by the spreading of the rails, which
caused two freight cars of the train
to leave the track. The wrecker was
sent from this city early this morning
Presiding Elder e. B. UT, of Lisbon
and Rev. j. B. Meloy, of Colo, We're
in the city this morning on their way
to Gearing to prepare for the annual
conference of the United Evangelical
church of the Cedar Rapids district
which will begin on Thursday and con-
tinue until Monday of the next week
Bishop II. B. Hartzler. D. D., of Har-
risburg, Pa, will preside. 1t is thought
that the corner stone of the new United
Evangelical church in this city may
be laid next week, after the conference
is concluded.
President l.. Bookwalter. OF Western
College, Toledo, and Rev. w. A. Garlic
ton, also OF Toledo. We're in the city
this morning between trains, being on
their way home from the annual con-
ference of the United Brethren church.
which closed Sunday night in Moravia.
In speaking of the work at the college
Rev. Bookwalter said that the winter
term closes Tuesday, and after a va
cation of week the spring term will
commence on March 81. The prospects
for the school during the spring term
were very flattering, and the outlook
is most encouraging.
The w. c. T. U. held Neal Dow
memorial service Saturday afternoon
at the Soldiers Home chapel that was
quite we'll attended. "reminiscences
and glimpses of the life of the promi-
mont tap, narance worl, ar and tbo Town