Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-11
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Dr. Boucher 2Os South Third Ave
Hosiery sale Monday. Archie Parker
DR.. Rullsrd, osteopath. Is East Main
Tribune bicycles. Thurber's Cycle
Store.
H. e. Simkins undertaking exclu-
sively. Second door west of postoftice
Professor Kenngott, 2o7 West Grant
can again take students for German
1 and French.
LaPlant & Co., house movers. G. w
LaPlant and S. T. Barahill. Phones
S33 and $50.
We have Hazelwood Cream. Same
kind we had last year. Mcbride & Will!
Drug Company.
Special sale on shirt waist sets to-
night. Choice of one gross for 20 cents
a set. Lee. Benedict & Co.
The best meals in the city you will
find at Sundell's Cafe, we'll seasoned
and served in the best style.
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| Your chickens will prosper If You
| use "a Mann's bone mill. three sizes in
!, stock. Schmdts Hardware Store.
Huber, the expert bicycle repairer, S
West State. will put your wheel In
| first-class condition on short notice.
The best wearing hose made-Shaw
knit for misses and children. Monday,
| at 10 cents a pair, or six pairs for 81.
Archie Parker.
| Hardy phloX, paeonies, coreopsis.
hardy hydrangeas, spirea, MADEIRA vine
tubers, at Wrights. lib North Third
street, both phones 1S9.
| Messrs. Charles Lux, Ed. Wood, John
| Crellin. Charles Swick, and Jake John
son, all of Minneapolis, arrived in the
city this morning and will remain over
Easter Sunday with their various rel
atiyes and friends.
| Rev. j. B. Meloy. formerly pastor o!
United Evangelical church. at Colo,
but now pastor of the new church to
be erected this summer on East State
street, arrived in the city this morn
ing and will remain permanently.
"a Devils Lane" is the offering at the
Odeon Monday evening. The play is a
clean, wholesome rural comedy, spark
| ling with clever specia!ties. The Ell
more sisters never fail to make good
with the latest songs and dances.
Driver Leo Goodman, of fire station
No. 2. has been substituted by Chief
Kirby as captain of the company dur
ing the enforced absence from duty OF
Captain Roupe on account of mashed
foot. John Uhde has been placed in the
second station as pipeman.
Mr. w. S. Porter. of Eldora, passed
home from Davenport, where he has
been attending the Iowa State Electric
Association. He returned via Des
Moines where he was Joined by his
daughter, Hortense, who was there Wis
iting relatives.
Marshalltown friends of Division
Passenger Agent George Bristow. of the
Chicago Great Western, will be pleased
to know that he is convalescent after a
three weeks illness with typhoid fe-
ver Mr.. Rristow has been a patient
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been removed to his home.
Jerry" Forney, former well-known
resident of this city, now of Omaha,
writes relatives here of the particulars
OF the murder of Burt Forney, the
Omaha saloon keeper, who was shot
last week, while in his place of bust
ness. Mr.. Forney thinks the deed was
one of cold blooded murder, as his
cousin. Burt. had told him that he had
had trouble with a man, and that he
had bought new revolver to protect
himself. Burt Forney was n nephew
of Mr.. Henry Forney. of this city.
The body Of Mrs Mary Wheeler of
kearhey, Neb., arrived in the city this
morning and was buried in Riverside,
at 1880 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs.
Mary Wheeler was the wife of Nathan
Wheeler, and resided in this city up
to about seven years. ago, when the
family removed to Kearney, where Mr..
Wheeler died three years ago. The
husband had previously died and had
been buried at Riverside and it was
the wish of Mrs. Wheeler that when
she passed away she be inferred beside
her husband.
Presiding Elder j. B. Albrook, of Mt
Vernon, was in Montour Friday morn
ing and Quarry in the afternoon and in
this city Friday evening, for the pur-
pose OF holding quarterly conferences
He went to Laurel this morning, and
will be in Gilman this evening. He
will preach in Gilman on Easter morn
ing and at Laurel in the evening. Rev.
r. NJ. Coleman will go to the Spring
dale church, about four miles south
east of this city, Sunday afternoon.
where he will hold quarterly meeting
for the presiding elder
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Colonel ]. NJ. Parker is rernodeling
his West Main street business proper
ty, recently occupied by the New York
Racket Store. A thirty-foot addition
has been erected in the near and the
interior is to be remodeled turnout. in
GLIDING new steel ceiling of the latest
pattlsrn and French plate beveled
glass front Pfohl 4 Smith. of Buffalo,
owners of a syndicate and lO-cent
store, operating thirty stores In many
Of the larger cities OF the country, have
rented the building. The firm has but
dod colo