Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-28

announcements OF church and society en-
sbanks." obituary resolutions. and s,mtla,
notlSes Will be charged at the rate OF cent
per line for each Insertion
THE CITY In BRIEF
George }. Allen. ophthalmologiss.
Or. Nighell. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, s02 Yves
Main.
The celebrated Val Blatz Book Beer
at Gust Biermann's.
Hear Chaplain Cole at the Metho
dist church Sunday night
Wanted-Wall paper to clean. Leav,
orders at Duells news stand.
Millinery opening March 81. Nine
Rema, No. West Main street.
A few ladies can find board in pri
vate family at 4O3 East Linn street.
Judge G. w Burnham and wife ar
rived from Vinton Friday evening.
Another lot of that b!eached muslin
Monday at cents. Archie Parker.
The greatest values in embroideries
for 10 and Is cents ends tonight. The
\ Fair.
The Opponents" vigorous story
lof latter-day politics in Kentucky, at
| Liebig's.
/ Embroidery sale ends tonight. Won
derful values at 10 and i 5 cents a yard.
| The Fair.
Twelve hundred yards Of soft finish
hleachad muslin Monday at 5 cents
Archie Parker.
Cummings & Mote, attorneys at law,
over No. South First avenue. General
law business loans, etc.
| All kinds of embroideties, edges. in
sertions. bands and all-overs on sale
Monday. Archie Parker.
| Street and dress kid gloves. all sizes,
values up to $3.50 for IS cents. Next
week. Bannatyne & Lay.
| Be sure and hear Chaplain Cole at the
Methodist church Sunday night. He
will speak on popular subject.
Small figured dimities and batiste in
dark and light colors, for children's
dresses. at Lee, Benedict & Co.'S.
| Mrs. I. P. Low, of Green Mountain.
left this morning for Oskaloosa, called
by the serious Illness of her aunt, Mrs.
Henry Fairbrother.
! All kinds OF roofing and spouting.
We are ready to furnish it any time
parties desire 1t. and put 1t on in first
class manner. Ed Heinz, % North
First avenue
The Berean Bible Glass of the Bap-
list Sunday school gave class party
at the parsonage Friday night, which
was attended by about thirty members
After short program rarebit and
| cocoa were served.
Mrs. s. ID. catlow. and children. left
Albion this morning for Euphrates
Wash. where they will make their fu-
ture home Mr.. Catlow. who Is already
1T Euphrates has purchased farm in
the Great Band country.
Miss Helen Burnell went to Newton
this morning where she will spend
The vacation week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will McMurray. She vas accompa-
MED by Master Ol1nond Laird, who will
also visit with relatives.
O. Nowak, who has been in the racket
store business in this city for the past
five years, will leave next week for
Bellefourche, S. d.. where he will en-
gage in the variety business. His fam
lily will follow him within the next few
weeks.
Our selections In spring suitings and
trouserings embrace not only the snap
py, new and brightest effects. but our
endless display of those neat, conser-
vative but dressy patterns, not to be
found everywhere. Hopkins. the pop
ular tailor.
Miss Luella Albrook. principal Of the
Eldora high school, was in the city
Friday evening as guest at the 6. j..
Hixon home. being on her way to her
home in Mt. Vernon, where she will
spend the spring vacation of IA week
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. B.
Albrook.
The funeral of the late Herman
Moehrl. who died Friday afternoon,
will be held from the residence. 412
East State street, Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock, and from the German Evan
gelical church at 1880 o'clock, Rev.
Carl Michels officiating. The interment
will be in Riverside.
Miss Louise Taylor, teacher in the
Alden schools; MIR. Walter Nye, of Eli
dora: Mr.. L. C. Cartwright, of Hamp.
ton. and Mr.. c. H. Peterson. of Allison,
passed thru the city Friday evening
enroute to Grinnell. where they We're
present at the annual home concert of
the Grinnell Glee Club.
Mrs. j. w. Coleman. of 212 West
Nevada street, entertained Thursday
evening nine of the little friends OF her
son. Earle. the occasion being the
ninth anniversary of his birth. The
little folks were entertained during the
evening with games, after which Mrs.
Coleman served refreshments.
Wore received in the city today an
nounces the death of Ross Horn, at
Bladensburg. o.. formerly carme: liv-
ing near Conrad. and a son-in-law of
Mrs. u. Elliott of Liscomb Mr.. Horn
died Wednesday and the funeral was
held Friday. The deceased was as
years of age and is survived by wife
and one son.