Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-03
Yak laces. Archie Parker.
DR.. Phelps, opthamologist.
Confirmation suits at Stern's.
George }. Allen. ophthalmologIs:.

| Fancy black and white neck ribbons
| Archie Parker.
| Nice stock of dried apples at Reyn-
olds and Sheldon
Handsome line of colored umbrellas.
Archie Parker.
We can suit you and your purse in a
new spring suit. Stern.
Choice values In silk waists just to
hand. Bannatyne 4 Lay.
One of our new spring shirts will add
to your appearance. St,in.
Only IS cents for kid gloves worth
$1.00 and s1.50. Bannatyne & Lay.
This is the last week that you can
get those fine oysters at the Paragon
restaurant.
summer shoes at Tuttle's Economy
Shoe Store.
For the latest patterns In wall paper
go to Dinges & Everist. 205h West
Main street.
A neat child makes a neat man. One
of our child's suits will aGd to his neat
ness. Stern.
See the East End Bargain Store
window for bargains tomorrow, 227
East Main street.
Corn, peas and beans in bulk and all
small seeds in large packages at two
for cents at Culley's.
hn hos lc IN ho n{tx will
find at Sundell's Cafe, well seasoned
and served in the best style.
If you are looking for bargains.
glance in at our window tomorrow, 227
East Main. East End Bargain Store.
Mrs. j. w. Will. of Grinnell. arrived
in the city this morning, called by the
Illness Of her daughter, Mrs. G. F..
Thayer.
Tomorrow we will sell you ten bars
of Lennox soap for 25 cents with an or
der of 81 or more; Saturday only. Bee
Hive. 20 East Main.
The art and music department OF the
Womens' Club will meet with Mrs.
H. H. Nichols, ia North Center street.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
The residence of Harry Gerhart, 211
North Center street, was quarantined
Thursday for scarlet fever. one of the
young sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhart
being i'll.
Rev. NJ Londahl went to Gilman
this morning. to off1ciate this afternoon
at the funeral of the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ingebright Thompson, living
three miles northeast of Gilman.
Owing to the illness of young sis
ter the funeral of the late Wallace AL
len Jr., will be held in the First Baptist
church Saturday morning at 10:30
o'clock, instead of at the house, as
had been announced.
Mrs. Warren Nicholson, of Chicago
and Mrs. NJ. Conrad. of New York, sis
ter and mother of the late Mrs. E. A.
early in the week by Mrs Tuffree's
homes this morning.
Secretary A. D. Meeker, of the Mid
die west Laundrymen's Association
the states of Iowa, Mime
sofa, South Dakota and Nebraska, is
sending out notification cards announc
ing the annual meeting which will be |
held in Des Moines on April Is and Is,
the date and place having very recent |
Iy been decided upon.
New neckwear for Easter. Archie
Parker.
Some exceptionally fine watches have
t1,y tn Ha11
stock until his store is now the leading |
gold watch establishment in the city |
The watch business has been Helbergs |
business for great rsany years and
the buyer of gold watch at Hellbergs |
gets the value of Hellbe' g's experience
n selecting the good watches from the
bad ones that are always on every mar
ket.
One of the dramatic treats Of the sea-
son Will be the appearance at the |
odeon this evening of the eminent ac-
Tor Mr.. James O'Neill in Hall Gaines
"The Manxman," in the
character of Peter Quilliam. Mr..
O'Neill has scored a most pronounced
success. In the lighter passages of his
part, he finds splendid opportunity for
The display Of his natural ability as a
nigh comedian.
Mrs Edith Cook. OF Sioux City, wife
If Nathan Leroy Cook, who is out on
$500 bonds awaiting the action OF the !
grand jury. left for Sioux City Thurs
lay evening after a brief stay in the
.ity. Mrs Cook was here to appear
before the grand jury as the principal
in the action against her hus-
band for bigamy. Mr.. Cook. who has
been i'll for about week, is not doing /
10 very well and it is feared he may
nave a very serious time. There is
hardly any probability of his case be-
ng reached at the present term of
court.
Kid gloves for Easter. Archie Par
GER.
Mr. George NJ Lyon and DR.. and Mrs.
". w. Lyon left for Iowa Falls Thurs
lay evening, where this afternoon they
we're present at the funeral Of the late
Mrs. w. P. Burke. their sister, whose
leath, after an illness with pneumonia,
vas announced in these columns few
lays ago. Mrs. Burke. prior to her
marriage was, for a number Of years,
, member of the faculty OF Ellsworth
Size was highly esteemed
~ all who knew her and much grief
$ felt by large circle of Iowa Falls
friends because of her death. Mrs.
Burke gave birth to a child only