Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF

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THE CITY IN BRIEF
New silk wraps at NJ. F. Andrews.
/ DR.. Rurkart, ostsorath, 500 Yves
Main.
Order your flowers of Ken,ble and
get the best.
| White and black fancy parasols fol-
Easter day. Archie Parker.
Wanted-Wall paper to clean Leave
orders at Deuells News Stand.
For plano tuning or repairing, ring
7o6, new phone. for c. E. Pickard.
Easter speciality washable kid
gloves, all colors at NJ. F. Andrews.
The largest line of ladies' street hats
lin the city. at the Temple of Economy
Ladies' Easter necswear. All the
newest and latest styles. Archie Par
lker.
| A fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. viii tell
$4,000 people that your farm is for
sale.
Fancy stripe linen batiste and mer-
cerized waistings at Lee, Benedict &.
Co.'S.
For the latest patterns in wall paper
go to Dinges & Everist. 205s West
Main street.
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Visit Sizers millinery store and see
the latest styles in hats. Opening to-
day. also Friday and Saturday.
We want your trade on bicycle re-
pairing. Thurber's Bicycle Store, cor
ner Church street and First avenue.
st. Margaret's Mission will hold their
annual sale of Easter candies and nov
elites all day Saturday at Wiley's drug
store.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Christian church will hold an exchange
at William Furbush's hardware store
Saturday.
New fancy lace stripe hosiery, In
black and white, white and black, gray
and white, and all the newest novelties.
Archie Parker.
Bicycles to rent by the hour day
week or month. Thurbers Bicycle
store. corner OF Church street and
First avenue.
The L.. Q. T. NJ. call meeting for ini-
tiating and balloting on candidates and
receiving. applications, X. of p. Hall
Friday at O'clock D. M
will sell at public auction. COM
mencing Friday. April 10th, at ten o.
clock, all my household goods. also two
good phaetons. one good Surry and one
full blooded Jersy COW. E. A. Tuffree.
Rev. A. w. Miller, OF Chicago, for
mer missionary living in this city,
passed thru the city Wednesday even
ing on the Portland special, en- route
to Portland, Ore, where he will remain
for three weeks, conducting specia,
meetings.
Mr.. Isaac e. Fiddler. of sos East
Church street, who has been suffering
with typhoid fever for three weeks, is
in a very critical condition. Wednes-
day his fever was broken and a COM
plication of erysipelas has set in, af-
Efecting the face.
MIS-. E. p. johnson. who was called
to Rockton. four weeks ago by the ILL
ness Of her mother. Mrs. NJ. j. Powell,
who is at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs Henry Nicholson. has returned to
her home in West Superior Wis. Mrs.
Powell is improving slowly:
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stated in these columns that the pro-
auctions which the ushers of the Odeon
are contemplating putting on the stage,
would fill three different evenings.
This was in error, but instead, the
three short plays will be presented in
one evening, making triple bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Khile and family
left Wednesday for Vining, where
they intend making their future home.
Mr.. Khile has for the past eight or
ten years been In the employ of the
Let's, Fletcher Company, but has de-
cided to try life in the country and
will settle on farm near vining.
Coach No. SO, one of the new cars
recently received by thu Iowa Central
from the Pullman Comrany. was sent
north yesterday for it's initial trip
on passenger No. 1. It's handsome
chair car and Is exactly similar in fin-
ish and design to those received last
fall, excepting that it is without vesti-
bules.
There will be meeting at the home
OF Mrs. e. r. Lay on Saturday evening
at S O'clock of all those who are inter-
ested in the work Of the university ex-
tension course. The election of officers
and program for the coming year will
be considered The meeting will be open