Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-08
THE CITY in BRIEF

Dr. Bullard. osteopath, 2S East Main
4 OF special interest TO you-Bannatyre
, & Lays ad.
Ohio stean cookers at Schmidt's
Hardware Store.
n Fresh vegetables and Strawberries al
Olson's for Saturday.
The best laundry work is done a,
Flitton's, West Main.
Fresh vegetables and strawberries a.
Olson's for Saturday.
\ Choice country butter II cents a
pound. Inman & Jarvis
4 Hammocks croquet sets, and base
ball goods at Simmons Book Store.
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A new doorstep, the latest, the most
practical. Schmidt's Hardware Store.
/ Spring chickens for Sunday dinner
at Leutenegger's Market. Phone your
orders.
Men, listen; here is ore for you: Our
25-cent linen handkerchinfs tomorrow,
two for % cents. Archie Parker.
/ Our assortment of refrlgerators is the
best in Marshall county; our gass-l lined
one is beauty. Schmidts Hardware
Store.
Everything that is new and up-to.
/ date can be found at our store. Nettie
ingledue & Co., the up-to-date dry
goods house.
4 VIII some of my friends send me a
girl for general house work? Good
wages paid. Mrs. Delano T. Smith, IL
South Ninth street
| Mems handkerchief sale, all linen,
fine. hemstitched, worth % cents each:
| tomorrow Saturday. ali day, two for
% cents. Archie Parker.
| Remember the game of base ball at
| Finkle's Park next Saturday between
the Marshalltown high school and the
Cedar Rapids high school
The travelling library of Taylor
township, which has been in service
| now for several months. will be ex-
changed Saturday for new one.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Central. was in the city between trains
Thursday evening. being on his way to
Oskaloosa from a business trip to AL
bert Lea.
We are showing the nobbiest, up-to-
late line Of ready to wear white waists
ever shown in Marshalltown. Nettia
Ingledue & Co, the up to-date dry
goods house.
Grippin's wood. crack and crevica
filler for filing cracks in shrunken
doors and open grained wood, promot-
ing health attractiyeness and economy
For sale at Simmons Book Store.
superintendent of Motive Power ami
Equipment George ID. Brooke, of the
Central, headquarters Minneapolis. was
in the city Thursday looking after mat
ters Of business pertaining to his de-
partment.
Watch our show window for bargains
in fancy groceries. Anything we place
there goes at ten cents each. Corr
tomatoes, peaches. chocolate. olives
pickles. ketchup, can cream. strawber.
RES and lots of other good things
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank c. Let's, o.
Evanston, H., have taken cottage fol- |
the summer at Golf, ILL.,, suburban re.
sort located at Glenview Golf Club |
sort located at the Glenview Col! |
Clubs grounds: Mr.. and Mrs. Let's are
now making preparations to move Il
Golf.
Friends over the county of Mrs. Rob.
ert Denbow. of Albion, will regret hear
ing that she is failing fast. and it is moi
that she can survive very long
Mrs. Denbow has been in poor health
for 4 number of years, as result OF
paralysis. For several weeks she has
been critically i'll.
Mrs. Louis Prazak, of Davenport, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening
and will remain for an indefinite stay
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ole
O. Lien, north of the city. Mrs. LieYlI
has been i'll for several months Will
a nervous trouble and is not improv,,
ing as rapidly as would be desired. 4
Chairman H. r. Sloan, Of the enter.
tainment committee of the MARSHALL.
town Country Club. has called a meet.
Ing of the committee to be held at tho
club grounds tomorrow afternoon. The
plans for the opening of the club vii.
be discussed. 1t is thought the open
ing will be celebrated next Thursday
E. L. Prazak, who for the past year
has been the manager for the Postal
Company, has resigned his
position to take effect Monday and will
assume charge of the local office of the
e. H Prince Commission Company
Miss George Howe, of Green Mountain
will be placed in charge OF the Office
Miss Matteson, daughter Of r. A.
Matteson, the new lineman Of the Iowa
Central who has just moved his fam
ly here from Cedar Rapids was quar-
antined this morning for diphtheria.
Miss Matteson was taken sick immedi-
ltely after arriving in the city. and
after an illness of few days at Ce-
lar Rapids The family lives at 511
West Nevada street
Charles Stewart, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva Stewart. of Taylor township, who
las been at his parents home for the
,ast few months, recovering from the
fleets of a seige of the typhoid fever,
contracted in the west, left Thursday
hight for Boise, Idaho, where he will
.ngage in the lumber business with his
incle. Perry Randall, formerly a res
dent of this county
Mrs. Oscar Jurden left Thursday ev- l
ming for Sioux City where she will ]