Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-02
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THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Phelps. opthamologist-
1 Sweet peas and nasturtiums in bulk
at Culley.'s.
| Easter cards and novelties at Sim
mons Book Store.
Special! Ladies' fine lace Isle stripe
hosiery, 25 cents. Archie Parker.
|
Household goods and new go cart
for sale. 313 North Third avenue.
/ Muslin underwear at great values
Friday and Saturday. The Fair.
Special prices on ladies' muslin un-
derwear for Friday and Saturday. The
Fair.
Lettuce, green onions, spinach, Span
ish onions, etc. today at Reynolds &
Sheldon.
A nice picture makes pleasing
Easter gift. A fine stock of them at
Simmons Book Store.
Navel orappas I can't aoch ,oruar
ones 20, rs and 80 cents dozen. Fine
lemons IS cents q dozen. Bee Hive.
We beat any other dealer in the city
in quantity, quality, styles and prices
of wall paper. Simmons Book Store.
The Woman's Missionary Society, OF
the Congregational church. will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Ira O. Kemble, FRI
day afternoon.
Special for Friday. Friday morning,
April 3. we place on sale 100 pair ruffled
Swiss curtains at SIC Q pair. Lee,
Benedict & Co.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
John Bell and Mrs. Thad Travis at the
Bell home, 3os East State street.
Onion sets cents a quart. Large
cans Of red salmon Is cents, small cans
red salmon 10 cents; northern grown
potatoes 60 cents bushel; three
pounds Brochen coffee for % cents.
| Chief Engineer III. Ct. Kelley, General
ad1naster NJ. H. Shelley and Super
intendent OF Bridges and Buildings j.
r. Boileau, went south this morning,
for trip Of inspection over the line.
When we make you a special sale on
anything you are assured OF honest
methods. We always live up to the let
ter of Our advertisements Nettfe Ingle-
due & Co, the up-to-date dry goods
house. s
For sale cheap, five new bed room
white, brass trimmed, with woven wire
springs. mattresses and furniture; good
cooking range very cheap. Call at 31l
North Center street.
AT the Odeon tonight the merry,
musical jingle The Telephone Girl"
This is one of the jolliest. funniest en-
tertainments touring the country It
drives away the blues with its catchy,
jingling melodies. clever comedy and
pretty girls.
There is no excuse for going without
IAN iron bedstead when they are so
cheap, and at the Same time beautiful
and durable. We also are better pre-
pared than ever to show YOU the latest
and best things in mating, linoieum
and Oil cloth. Marion Gard.
Miss Cora Galloway, who sus-
a runaway accident, is not doing as
nicely as her friends would like. While
rational most Of the time she shows
unmistalsable signs of an injury to the
brain. which may even yet result seri-
ously.
I Dunn and Forney have succeeded in
securing one and one-third fare on
the Iowa Central between Eldora and
Grinnell and on the the Story City
branch for the game of base bali be-
tween the Chicago White Stockings
and Iowa College, which will be played
here April is.
state Architect H. f. Liebbe passed
thru the city this morning enroute
to Des Moines from l1ldora, where he
spent yesterday in connection with the
new work to be done there. The menu
bers Of the board Of control, who went
to Eldora Tuesday, will arrive in the
city this evening.
Miss Helen Rain, of Clay Center,
Kas., a niece Of Mrs. N. F. Miller. of
this city, will leave Grinnel this even
ing for her home. where she will open
8 musical institute. Miss Rain has
been at Grinnell as a student at the
Iowa College, conservatory, for the past
six weeks. She returned to Grinnell
Wednesday evening after few days
visit in this city at her aunt's home.
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President John A. Tallman, OF the
Marshalltown Fish Protective Associa-
ton, is in receipt of a letter from State
Fish Commissioner George b. Lincoln,
Cedar Rapids, saying that it is his in
tention to be in the city next Tuesday
evening, to be present at the meeting
Of the association. While Mr.. Lincoln
is not sure yet whether 1t will be pos
sible for him to attend or not, ne is
going to make every effort to do so.
Many Of our friends in the county
have not been to town since we moved
to our new store opposite the court
house, 20 East Main. We have a good