Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-09
Easter flowers at Kembles.
DR.. Rullsrd. osteopath, 90 East Main.


Still at it! ~ cent linen crash sale
continued. Bannatyne & Lay.
New suits. skirts ard Jackets this
morning at Lee, Benedict & Co.'s.
Lace Gloves lislegloves silk
gloves-25c to 81 pair. Archie Par
ker.
Wanted-Good boy to learn the drug
trade. DrJanss.
Complete line Of bicycle supplies,
Thurber's Bicycle Store, corner Church
street and First avenue.
We have just received another lot
of Very handsome silk wraps and ladies'
tailor made suits. NJ. +. Andrews.
Do you want pair of school shoes.
for good hard wear? Try them-those
at the Temple of Economy.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris
tian church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. J. o. Adams, 409 East State
street.
Three clasp kid gloves. All colors,
including white, cream. and pearl grays
$500. Every pair warranted and fit
ted. Archie Parker.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the
First Baptist church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. F. e. Northrup,
COS West State street.
Conductor sid" Rowen, of Oskaloosa,
who is on Iowa Central fast freight
runs, Nos. 80 and 81. spent the day
with friends in this city.
DR.. Wilson, the veteran eye and ear
specialist. is daily found in his old Of
flee. No. 10 West Main street. same as
for the past twenty-seven years.
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. E.
A. Tuffree.
Division superintendent E. G. Schev
enell, of the Iowa and Minnesota div
ision OF the Northwestern, passed thru
the city this morning en- route from
Mason City to Boone for a short stay
on business.
Mrs. p. w. Stevens and children de-
parted Wednesday for Grafton, Neb.,
where they We're summoned by the ILL
ness of Mr.. Stevens mother, Mrs.
Stevens, Mr.. Stevens has
been with his mother for the past
week.
Owing to serious illness in his fam
ily which necessitated his absence from
his place OF business, Rev. o. D. FL
lett, editor of the Iowa Prohibitionist,
has temporarily suspended publication.
there having been no paper during the
past two weeks.
Rev and Mrs. Ira G. Hambleton, of
who have been in the city. for
4 few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T. |
2. Marsh, left Wednesday evening for
Popejoy, where Rev. Hambleton viii!
lake charge OF the Congregational
church OF that place. Few. Hambleton
has been at Vancleve. IS pastor. for |
five years.
Owing to the death OF William
A. Shoemaker the Blue Bell Clan of
Iowa Castle, No. 1914, Royal High
anders, has postponed the social ses-
sion which was to have been held in
with the initiation of the
members OF the Ferguson Castle on
Friday evening. The affair has been |
for two weeks.
Rev. S. Skogsberg. pastor of the Uni
ed Evangelical church. who has been i'll
.or two weeks with an attack of |
grippe and bronchial trouble. was able
% be out Wednesday for the first time.
His wife and one child are still i'll.
and it will be three or four weeks yet |
before Rev. Skogsberg will be able to
move to his new charge. Alburnett,
Linn county Rev. A. B. Morris, OF |
Center Point, who Is to succeed Rev.
here, will not come to Mar
,halltown until Rev. Skogsberg is able
% leave for Alburnett.
Ladies' white Secillian Mohair
waists. Archie Parker.
In the office Of Recorder Evans yes
.erday, adoption papers were filed, Civ
ng to r. H. and Sarah Pepper. Bessie r..
The papers were made out
n September, 1894. but were never
lied. William Crawshaw, at that time.
giving his daughter over to the custody
If Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper. The grand
'ather of the little girl now claims to
De her legal guardian, and wanted her
% be placed in an orphanage. The
step OF placing the papers
IN record prevents the child from being |
AIKEN from the custody OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Pepper.
The funeral of the late John Pyle, of |
LaMoille, was held Wednesday at IL |
o'clock from the Hixite Friends church.
rear Marietta and was largely attended |
oy members of his old company and |
friends in LaMoille and this city. Rev.
Nathan Edsall officiated. The pail
bearers. chosen from the veterans OF
Company I, Eighth Iowa cavalry, of !
which Mr.. Pyle was a member. were
Messrs w. b. Beeson, George Hixson.
Richard Cowan, and G. r. Haas, OF this |
city, and John O'Neal. of Colo: Thomas
Nichols, of Minerva; and Alva Hall, of |
Marietta.
The Barber Asphalt Company began
Wednesday afternoon to remove the
surface dirt from the old macadam on |
South Third avenue, preparatory to
aging the asphalt paving. The laying |
of concrete under the street car COM
pany's track, was also commenced to-
lay. The macadam foundation on the |
street will, before it is used, be gone |
over with a ten ton roller and what low |
places there may be will be leveled up
with concrete. w. E. Grayson, who has
- pa~ Acv,k halt