Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-09

ATCHle 1dTkeT.
Continued! n. cent linen crash.
Banatyne & Lay.
Sizer, the West Main street milliner,
has complete line of new spring
goods.
Our shoes are made to wear They
are warranted, every pair. Temple of
Economy.
The best meals in the city you will
find at Sundelrs Cafe, well seasoned
and served In the best style.
Lost-On Main street. Wednesday
afternoon. stone marten fur tippet.
Finder please return to this Office and
receive reward.
Mr. ]. e. Soiday. whose critical ILL
ness was the source of much alarm to
his family and friends Wednesday, is
much improved today.
Hardy phlox. paeonfes. coreopsis,
hardy hydrangeas, spirea, MADEIRA vine
tubers, at Wright's. 113 North Third
street, both phones 1879.
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Two hundred more ladies' trimmed
hats received today by express. Make
your selection early and don't wait UNI
til Saturday afternoon. Temple of
Economy.
Three cans of corn, cans of toma-
toes, pounds rolled oats, 10 bars Len
OK soap, for 81. Saturday only. East
End Bargain Store, 227 East Main
street.
Now is the time to buy your wall pa
by June l. Prices accordingly. First
class paper hangers to do the work. A.
L. VanTine, 116 West Main street.
For Sale-Beautiful bay saddle horse,
. years old and not 4 Flemish. City
broke; does not scare. Guaranteed per-
fcct!y safe for a woman or child to
ride. Address George" care T.-R.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Byron
Thorpe will be held from the United
Evangelical church Friday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. Rev. E. f. Nell, of Des
Moines, officiating.
Miss Ruby Baughman, teacher of
Latin in the high school, is compelled
to be absent from her work on account
of threatened illness. Miss Igerna Getz
will supply for her during the next
few days:
/ will sell at public auction, COM
mencing Friday April 10th at 10
o'clock, all my household goods. also
two good phaetons, one good surrey.
and one full blooded Jersey COW. +.
A. Tuffree.
cinderella, is the play which the
Chase-Lister Theater Company will
present at the matinee at the Odeon
next Saturday afternoon. No child
should fail to see this well-known
fairy story upon the stage.
Fred Lane of this city, is moving
to the farm recently vacated by ]. M.
Brenton, in Taylor township. Mr.. Lane
has been awarded the contract Of tax
ing charge of the Taylor township road
and maintenance.
The funeral Of Mrs. George Mason,
who died Wednesday afternoon as the
result Of bullet wound, inflicted by
herself with suicidal intent. was held
at o'clock this afternoon from the
residence interment following at the
Rock Valley cemetery.
Mr.. John Allgeyer, of Dubuque, is in
the city, called by the illness of his
son, Albert Q. Allgeyer, who is patient
at the Singleton hospital. The young
nan is showing marked signs of im-
provement. and the father expects to
return home Saturday evening.
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The Women's Club will meet Sat-
lrday afternoon at 2:30 at the club
rooms, when President Dan Bradley,
If Grinnell College. will deliver an adj
lress. The teachers of the public
schools VIII be guests of the club. The
meeting is to be in charge OF the art
Mrs. c. j. Lander Jr., left for Chicago
his morning, where she will visit for
several weeks with her mother. Mrs.
lander will not return to this city, but
will go to Minneapolis when her visit
s concluded, where Mr.. Lander ex-
,ects soon to engage in business.
An alarm of fire, turned in from box
IS, corner of Nevada and Center street,
1t about $3.50 this afternoon, called the
department. to South Center street,
where a fence, near the Sheriden gro.
.ery, had caught five. The blaze was
almost as soon as the de-
oartment arrived.
Carl Thornquist, formerly of this city,
out now chief clerk to superintendent
Davis, OF the Iowa Central, at Oska-
oosa, will be married Wednesday to
Miss Minnie Chinberg. of Odeboldt.
Miss Chinberg has visited in this city
1t the home of her uncle and aunt Mr..
md Mrs. p. f. Wanberg.
Mrs. w. W. Ward entertained fifty
Of the little friends of her daughter
Ethel, 1t being in honor of her 18th
The evening was spent
with games. and in peanut contest.
Miss Ruth Moscrip secured the head
prize. and Miss Gussie Heinz the con-
ISOLATION. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Ward. assisted by Mrs. B. G. Fall
lis and Miss Ida Heath.
William H. Turner of Bangor town
ship, expects to leave, within the course
Of a week or ten days, for Pasadena,
CAL, where he will make his future
home. Mr.. Turner. will be accompan-
led by his wife and daughter Pearl and
a little later the family will be joined
by Fred Turner, who is attending
school at Cedar Falls, and Floyd, who
is a student at the New Providence
Academy. Miss Turner expects to fin
ssh a course of elocution at Pasadena,
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