Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-17
George ). Allen. ophthalmologlss

George J. Allen, ophthalmologise.
Stems spring pants are union made.
Waterproof sun hats for women at
M. +. Andrews.
The new Knox and Dunlap shapes in
stiff hats at Storms.
Special sale of pictures this week at
Simmons Book Store.
/ Big special sale on Haviland & Co.'S
china tomorrow at Sinclair's.
If you want fresh fruits for Sunday
leave your order with Olson, the grocer.
A great many new Styles in silk jack
cts for Saturday. Lee, Benedict s. CO..
| We are pleased to show wall paper
to our customers. Simmons Book
Store
| Fresh vegetables for Saturday. Ev-
lerythng the market affords. Olson.
1.-THE grocer.
Only a limited of quantity of crepe
sernadine, 1915 cent values, for 71s 4
yard. The Fair.
We are headquarters for wall paper
eff all kinds of styles and prices. Sim
mons Book Store.
Garden seeds. two packages for 5
cents. at the East End Bargain Store,
227 East Main street
A large supply of developing trays
and cameras. all sizes and all prices. G.
a. Jones, 126 West Main.
Julian H. Smith & Son, expert piano
tuners Out of town work given prompt
attention. New phone s25.
Madam Clark has received ship
nlent of Easter street hats. They will
be on display Friday and Saturday.
The James Mineah home. West
Grant street, was released from quar-
antine for the scarlet fever this morn
ing.
Order Colfax water bottled at the
springs, s1.50 per case Delivered to
any part of the city. srhe Edelweiss,
IL North First avenue. Phone, SIS.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company
will run another special sale on Havi-
land & Co.'s china tomorrow. Your
choice Of many beautiful pieces in six
decorations with each 75-cent, 81, $3.50
and 81 purchase.
Superintendent B. j. Miles, of the
state industrial school for boys. Eldora |
passed thru the city this morning on
his way home from attending the good |
roads convention. which has been in |
session at Des Moines.
l,ft ~ ~
iton, Iowa. will preach at the Presby-
terrain church next Sabbath morning
and evening. A full attendance of both |.
of the church and congrega
ton Is desired, as Rev. Chlttenden will
spend only one Sunday here.
Ten dozen elegant street hats for la
dies and children will be received to-
n orrow morning by express. This ship /
Tient will comprise all the latest shapes
and most correct trimmings. Prices will
be within the reach of all. No fancy
prices for millinery at The Temple of
Economy.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Judith
Williams was held at the nome of her Il
laughter, Mrs. George Hinecker, 405
Lee street, Thursday afternoon at h
o'clock. Rev. +. NJ. Coleman officiating.
This morning the body was taken to
Slate Center, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hinecker and daughter Clara and
Miss Lena Thornblade. The burial was
made in State Center Immediately upon
arrival of the train.
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The Lotus Club enjoyed bird day" at !
he home of Mrs. T. a. Sieg. Mrs. Helen
I'll -
vi bird life, and Mrs. f. E. Northup
cad poem dealing with the feathered
engsters. A number of guessing games,
With birds as the general subject. were ,
lijoyed. Mrs. Branch Jones and Mrs. {
tunes F. Zug receiving the honors !.
Hrs. Sieg served light refreshments at {
he close of the afternoon. Guests of $
he club were Mrs. c. +. Peterson Mrs. Il
Taorge Shelter and Mrs. Thiel. /
Mrs. Ralph Speer, of Hampton. arr :
ived in the city Thursday evening,
nd will remain for an over Sunday ,
.lsit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Speer. .
G?s. Speer is here to sign a release for
Ter claim of damages against the Chi
ago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railroad
'omrany, for the death of her husband, S
VIC Was -kliieu at Ferguson June IL,
D0e, while in the companys employ |
4, n brakeman. The settlement. with I
he company has been effected and Mr.
NJ. Speer has been named as guar
Ian for Clark Earl Speer, the 15-
ronths old son of his daughttr-in-law
Claim agent Marquis Barr, Of the Ia
CENTRAL, was in the city Thursday {
boxing after matters of business per-
aiming to his department. Mr.. Barr
siys that he does not think the legal
apartment of the road VIII carry up
he Robertson case to the United States 9
curt Of appeals. The company has al :
cady been garnished for a portion of
he Judgment obtained, to satisfy a
lain against Mr.. Robertson for board
nd the company, he says considers !
he verdict in the Cedar Rapids court
victory. Mr.. Barr thinks. as do :
theirs, that if Mr.. Robertson was en-
tiled to damages at all he should have d
ad verdict for q much larger
mount.
Mr.. Henry Rosencrantz. Of st. Ed
ards, Neb., a former resident of this
ounty, spent Thursday in the city, !
ding in the evening to Liscomb. He