Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-19

II CalicOs 21s cents yard The Fai
"a Text Book of Nursing" at Lie
big's.
We sell Velvet Grip supporters. Al
chic Parker.
n The celebrated Val Blatz Book Bee
s at Gust Biermann's.
: For carriage painting Sc, Dinges
Everist, 2o51s West Main.
All colors OF Simpsons best calico
21a cents yard. The Fair.
. Grand opening at Henry Pappe'
. ladies clothing parlor Friday and Sat
! urday.
Mrs. S.~A. Martin was operated upo
a; the Getz surgery Wednesday for al
ultra pelvic disease. She is doing nicely
4 Do YOU make raffea hats or India
baskets? kemble's assortment of col
ored raffea and reed will surely pleas
you.
Culleys canned goods sale Is still or
He is placing new goods in the assert
ment every Gay. Corn. peas, beans
three cans for % cents
4
Select your Easter garments as earl,
as you can. At Henry Pappes ladies
clothing parlor you will find the mos
complete stock in Marshalltown.
new broom Is needed now. Guile,
has the best at lowest prices. House
cleaning time you will need lye,washin.
powder mops and mop sticks, scrut
brushes and Soudini to clean YOU
windows. Buy them at Culley's.
/ Miss Florence Marion Kerby, of Chi
cago. member of the Hess Burr Club
! who delighted the large audience al
the Odeon last evening with her read.
ings, was entertained While in the city
j by Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Meeker.
NJ. G. Doolittle. the hustling real es-
tate dealer, is authority for the state.
ment that business in his line is ex-
says, Is because he has bargains for
his patrons and always pleases them
| l have for sale one-half interest
in two of the best paying business
houses in Marshalltown. Also four
| houses and lots bringing in splendid
| revenue. Will make prices and terms
right If sold soon. c. L. Duffield 101
West Main street.
C. Nodland and family went to Upton
"Wednesday. where they will make their
home, Mr.. Nodland having been en-
ployed in that city now for number of
months as foreman for contracting
firm. He was for many years employed
in the kreutZer & Wasem factory III,
this city.
Miss Resale Force, of Fearing. the
17-year-old daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
w. N. Force, is quite critically i'll with
an attack of appendicitis. A consulta-
ton of physicians was held Wednesday
in regard 20 her condition. Her chances
even.
1t is very gratifying to US when we
hear such remarks from the ladies of
Marshalltown. AT last we have a
place in Marshalltown where we can
purchase our Easter garments at home,
and not be compelled to spend our mon
ey outside of Marshalltown." OF course
they mean Henry Pappe's ladies cloth
ing parlor.
G. f. Anderson who for several years
has conducted barber shop on Market
street, has disposed of his business and
left for Mason City this morning, where |
he will look after his interest In shop
in that city. l.. w. Bonney, a Cedar |
Rapids man has purchased the Market !
street business and will remove his |
family to this city
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Wednesday in the city with friends, re-
turning to his home this morning. He
accompanied as far as this city his |
daughter, Miss Clara, who was on her
way to Cedar Falls to enter upon her
third term in the Iowa State Normal /
College. Miss Mary l.. Test. of Salem, |
Ore. also spent Wednesday in the city .
with her brother, being on her way to /
York, Neb., where she will visit with
another brother, A. B. Test.
A Marietta township wedding that
will be of interest because of the prom
nence of the young people, will be
celebrated next Wednesday, March rs.
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Seaman. at Marietta, when their
laughter Miss Maggie, will be given
If Mr. Horace Nichols. of Hartland Il
Mr. and Mrs. Nichols will live on farm
hat has been purchased for them by Ii
he groom's father, in Nebraska.
|
About twenty OF the friends of Mr.
ind Mrs. Ben Robinson surprised them
1t their home in Taylor township
forth of the city Wednesday evening
he occasion being their fifth wedding
Dinner was served and
he guests enjoyed a most pleasant
lay Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
clyde Rolston, daughter Elsie and son
Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rolston and
ION Graham. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
sweariugen and daughter Gladys, Mr..
md Mrs. Bernie Fraley, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Robinson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George KoontZ and Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Koontz, of this city.
We sell Kabo corsets. Archie Par
,er.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. King, of Gearing,
we're in the city Wednesday afternoon,
icing on their way to Eldora, where
hey are called on account of the death
{ Mrs. Kings aunt, Mrs. George Lane, I,
Which occurred after an illness of six
r eight weeks. resulting from an alb /,
ominal abcess. Mrs. Lane was 20
ears OF age and is survived by her
usband and three children. The latter :
re Mrs. Anna Golden, of Nebraska:
nd Messrs Frank and George Lane, $
Eldora. twin sister of the de-