Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-25

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THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Phelps, opthamologist.
Umbrella day tomorrow. Archi
Parker
Read our special corset ad. Ban
natyne & Lay.
The celebrated Val Blatz Book Bee,
at Gnst Biermann's.
Bargains in s1.0O umbrellas tomor
row. Archie Parker.
Headquarters for handy things
Schmidt's hardware store.
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Children's school umbrellas tenor
row 80 cents. Archie Parker.
Fresh tomatoes, radishes, onions an,
lettuce at Reynolds & Sheldon.
Wanted-An apprentice for millinery
Nine. Rema, Z West Main street.
Ladies' umbrellas as cents tomorrow
They are worth much more. Archi
Parker.
Embroideries worth Is cents, goo,
assortment, for three days 10 cents
yard. The Fair.
The best meals in the city you vii
find at Sundeli's Cafe. well seasone,
and served in the best style.
Call and see the new line of tailor
made suits and skirts just received thit
morning. Lee. Benedict & Co.
Harmony Aid Society will meet will
Mrs. w. b. Elliott, at her home on Eas
Main street Thursday afternoon.
All the latest designs In milliner,
will be displayed Saturday, March %
at Ill East Main street. MIS-. L. TUT.
free.
A dozen washing machines to selec1
from, and wringers with l, 3 and
= 81 NJNllIl1lul . ldluNdlS
store.
have goods for all from the daintiesi
Partisan creations to neat and durable
street and walking hats. Miss Middle
kauff.
Come early ard make selections from
the elegant stock of hats that will be
exhibited at 81 West Main street
Thursday and Friday.
We desire to thank all tile friends
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
US during the illness of our wife and
mother. Leutenesger and family.
We offer a 10 per cent income In
vestment in a property on West Main
street: $500 cash and $4,000 at 6 pei
cent on terms to suit purchaser. Ben
nett g. Binford. over 80 Yves, Main.
1 have added a millinery stock and
Miss Lundy will have charge Of the
trimming department. Opening an
nouncement will be made later. Nine.
Rema, ! West Main street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will serve cof-
fee 1T the home of Mrs. Bert Binga-
man, 80 South Center street, Thurs
day afternoon from 3 to 6. A cordial
invitation is extended to every lady
in the city. Mrs. I. e. Haines. secre-
tary.
Phil Hutchinson. OF Hampton, a
northern Iowa salesman for the Let's
Fletcher Company, spent Tuesday in
the city visiting the house. He was
accompanied by one OF his customers,
Frank Johnson, OF Rockwell, II member
of the firm of Howard s. Johnson.
Manager II. +. Sloan, of the Let's
Fletcher Company. and Manager l.. C.
Norris, OF the Marshalltown Grocery
Company, went to Carroll Tu asday ev-
ening, where they spent today in con-
ference with their western Iowa sales
men, who make their headquarters al
Carroll.
What is the use of putting down the
old carpet or linoleum again. Why no,
get new ones. When you leave this
mundane sphere you will not lie coming
this way again soon, so why not take
while here. We have mating,
lace curtains ard every thing in this
line. Marion Caro-.
Elmer Stouffer. of LaMoille, who has
been In the city for a week visiting al
the home of his brother. John Stouffer
went to State Center Tuesday. evening
where he will remain for a brief stay
with his father, Andrew Stouffer. Mr.
Stouffer has been suffering from an at
tack of rheumatism since last fall. ant
is just able to be out, attic not yet
wholly over the effects OF the trouble.
Guy Miller, of Colo, who has been in
the city for the past few weeks, Ill
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Miller, returned to Colo on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Miller was
stricken with a severe attack of rheu-
matism, for which he took treatment al
Colfax. He began feeling badly while
at Colfax and came to this city, and
since has undergone a siege of fever.
Deputy Sheriff Cause sold at a fore
closure sale or a special execution the
stone-crushing plant n other proper
ty of the Marshalltown Stone Company
at Rockton, on which a mortgage was
held by the Acme Road Machinery
Company, of Frankfort. N. T., which
recently brought suit Cor foreclosure
The road machinery concern bid in the
property at the O of The judg-
ment, s2,349.s5.
Mr.. Il. s. Bertrand. formerly of this
city arrived this morning and Will leave
tonight for L%ohrville, neal Fort Dodge,
where ne has a boarding CAM along
the line of the Great Western. Mr..
Bertrand is now operating boarding