Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-30

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THE CITY in BRIEF
4 Finest oysters at the Paragon.
George }. Allen. ophthalmologist.
Millinery opening tomorrow at MN,
Rema's.
Oriental curtains at Whitton 4
Whitehead's.
Ask to see our new foulard silks. NJ
+. Andrews.
The Mills of God' dramatic rom
anee. at Liebigs.
For the latest patterns in wall pape
go TO Dinges & Everist, 2051s Yves
Main street
NOW IN progress. our great half pric,
sale OF Kid gloves. All sizes. Banna
tyne & Lay.
| me best meals in the city you vii
una at Sundelfs Cafe, well seasoned
ana served in the best style.
g. II. Evans, of the firm of Relde,
q Evans custom shirt makers, of Min.
heapols. is at the Stoddart House.
Miss Nina Pemberton went to Oska-
ioosa this morning, where she will at
tend the spring term of Penn College.
DR.. ]. r. Richey, of Albion. is yer,
low with complications due to old age
1t Is feared that he can not survive
the day.
The train for Story City will be held
until after the concert by the Theodore
Thomas Chicago orchestra tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Emma Coffin, of Spencer, who
is in the city to conduct a weeks meet
lngs in the Friends church, is being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Painter.
All kinds OF roofing and spouting.
We are ready to furnish it any time
parties desir,, it, and put it on in first
class manner. Ed Heinz, % North
First avenue.
Miss Mabel Drum was in Grinne]l
for an over Sunday visit with friends,
going to attend hop given by Mr..
Charles Seager, at Hotel Monroe, Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. James Denmead, who has been IN
Hot Springs, Ark, for the past two
months. taking treatment for rheuma-
tism, arrived home this morning, He is
very much improved.
There Is always someone who can
offer just what you want If you only
knew where to find him. Tells your
wants In paper everybody reads and
the right fellow will find you.
Rev. Edgar Ellyson spent Sunday in
Eldora where he assisted Mrs. Ellyson
and Mrs. A. e. Palmer, who finished
a series of revival meetings in the
church of Rev. Stanley, the First Bap-
list.
Miss Bernice Clifford spent Sunday
In Grinneil as the guest of her grand
mother Mrs. M. G. Cappron Miss Gift
ford will go to Dubuque Wednesday
where she will enter st. Joseph's acad
envy.
We are making great eparations
for our millinery opening. before Eas-
ter. All the latest and best things in
the millinery line, and our prices. as
we'll as our goods. will please you, Sizer
West Main.
District Passenger Agent George NJ.
Martin, OF the Iowa Central. was in
he city this morning for the first time
since his recent illness with append
.itis. He has about regained his usual
health.
The Iowa Central began this morn
ng to open the gravel pit at Clifford
or the purpose of taking out twenty
i've or thirty cars of gravel for use in
he soft places on the track between
Mason City and Oskaloosa.
Mr.. Carl Bratt, who for the past six
months has been employed in the Office
If the local branch of Armour & CO..
eft for Waterloo this morning where
lie has accepted position in the offices
If the Waterloo Casket Company.
Mrs. Ella Howard Hatch, of Chicago,
Who came to this city a few weeks
,go to be with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Howard, because of an
illness, is in a critical con-
lition, and it is feared can not live |
hrs. Hatch's Illness developed into ty-
,hoid fever shortly after her arrival
n the city.
Miss Flora Rothschild, teacher Of the |
iXth grade, Arnold school. has resigned |
Ter position owing to the serious illness |
# her mother and has left for her
lone in Lancaster Wis. Mrs. P. NJ.
Adamson will substitute in her place |
or time. Miss Amelia Heiber, of |
,edar Falls, has also been secured |
" Superintendent Crane to supply
Turing the illness of teachers in the
ifferent buildings.
Mrs. j. H. Pickett. of Oskaloosa, spent
in the city being on her way
Tome from a few weeks visit with her
mother and sister at Waterloo. Mrs.
Pickett had quite a narrow escape
rom an accident while enroute from
er mothers home to the Great Western
tation. Waterloo. The coach in which
he was riding was run into by
ray, the tongue of which shattered
he window near which Mrs. Pickett
vas sitting. She sustained slight cuts
bout the face from the flying glass.