Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-14

street.
Go to C. NJ. Patrick for mandolin,
guitar or banjo. Studio 500 North Cen
ter street.
A chance to save dollar if you need
shoes and will attend f. 6. Wallace's
shoe sale.
Mill remnant embroidery sale Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday at Nj. +.
Andrews
Nothing to touch cur great values in
embroideries for Monday and Tuesday.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Our Illinois pea coal is just what you
want for your cooking stove. Gregory
Coal, Coke and Lime Company.
/ When needing anything in the flor
lists line call on Kemble. He has the
material and knows how 1t should be
used.
| To clean up our stock of fall and win
ter shoes, we are making $3.50 shoes for
s2.4S, and So and $3.50 shoes for $1.9S.
e. G. Wallace.
Mr. John Rocker, of Adrian, Mimi,
and Miss Kate Sassen. of Haverhill.
who are to be married next Tuesday
lspent Friday in the city.
| We can furnish you anything you
want in the way of wood-stove wood
cord wood, dry wood, green wood, hard
wood or soft wood. Gregory Coal, Coke
and Lime Company.
| Sunday next at / o'clock Mrs. Will
lliam Phillips will open her boarding
hall at the residence of Miss Maggie
Murphy, corner Third avenue and Linn
street, with first class dinner. Meals
i25 cents.
Four dollar $3.50 and So winter
weight mems shoes for your choice at
s1.9S pair, commencing tonight at 6
| O'clock and lasting Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Ingledue & Young,
the Big Shoe House.
Sheriff j. N. Hanes, of Dallas county,
was in the city this morning. being on
his way to Eldora, where he was ac-
comparing Will Don and Burt Brind-
ley, two Dallas county boys, sentenced
| 20 term in the reform school.
| Dr. Wood. of Nlarshalltown, sends
| free upon request his book of sixty
| pages on the eye AID ear. 1t is the
result of three years labor in European
hospitals under the best specialists. BY
1. you can diagnose your own case and
cure yourself at home.
James Peckham, who has been do
ling relief duty on the American FIX
press Company runs on the Northwest
Gov ara1 hS n
! Lake Friday night. where he has been
assigned to one of the short runs be
tween Denison. Wall Lake and Monda-
min. His headquarters will be at Wall
| Lake
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chac!ss Haas. Mr.. anG
| Mrs. Frank Haas, Mr. and Mrs. j. l..
| Irgledue. and daughter Nettie, Mr.. O.
| l.. Ingledue and Mr. S. W. Evans, and
Mr.. Jared Elliott. j. l.. Ingledue Jr. and
| Warren Nichols, of Minerva, went to
| Liscomb this morning to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. M. G. Updike.
| The members of Iowa Castle, No. 49,,
Royal Highlanders. INDUCED in a very
| pleasant surprise Friday evening upon
State Deputy j. f. Starboard, when Nv.
| w. L. Leech illustrious protector of the
castle, at the close of the meeting, pre-
| scented Mr.. Starboard with a silk UNI
brella mounted with sterling silver, and
| bearing the recipients name, and that
| of the castle.
| There are not quite so many pairs of
mems winter weight shoes in this sale
as before in our clearance sales, bu,
| you will find more 81 and $3.50 shoes
being sold at S1.9S Cor your choice than
| you have ever seen before. Remember
the sale commences tonight at o'clock
and lasts Monday. Tuesday and
| Wednesday. and there are mems shoes
only in this sale. Irs,due & Young, the
/ Big Shoe House.
Misses Sara Chamberlain and Gladys
| Tallett We're hostesses to the young Ia
Pdies of the Bow Knot Club, their young
gentlemen friends and a few young Ia
dies Friday evening 1T the home of the
| former on West Main street. The af-
| fair was in honor of st. Valentines day
and the rooms We're decorated with
hearts. Dancing furnished the pastime
| for the evening, after which refresh
ments were served.
\
who has been In the employ of C. A.
Seely for a little over year, left this
morning for his home in Charles City,
where he will remain for an indefinite
stay. Mr.. kennenheiser was compelled
| to give up his work here on account of
his health, which has been failing for
some time. He expects, after few
months rest, to join Mr., Seely at Hot
Sulphur Springs, Col. and again en-
tering his employ, it being Mr.. Seely's
intention to locate at the Colorado point
next spring. John Lawler has succeeded
Mr.. Kennenheiser in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Meikley enter
tanned sixty of their friends Friday
evening at valentine party given IL
honor of Mrs Meiekley's sister. Miss
| nellie Brennecke. Valentines We're the
order of the evening, and hand-painted
hearts were given as favors and as
prizes for the play in bid euchre. Mr.
Charles Hull and Mr.. +. b. Garvin
won for the gentlemen, while Mrs. w.
A. Sandoe and Mrs a. Janney secured
| the ladies' prizes. Refreshments were
served Those present from Que of the
city were Mrs. Burgess of Peoria, and
Mrs. A III. Loomis. OF Chicago.
| Tonight at O'clock will commence
| the greatest slaughter of high grade
| winter weight mems shoes ever inau-
| gurated in this city. Four dollar win
ter weight enamels will be sold at $1.9S
a pair, $4 winter weight yelours viii
| ba cold at 81 9S $3.50 winter weight en-