Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-22

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CITY In BRIEF
George J. Allen, ophthalmologis.
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Presbyterian rummage sale May 1.
big's.
Rummage sale at 115 West Main or
May /.
DR.. Lierle. over Wilton & White
heads.
Black and white fancy neck ribbons.
Archie Parker.
Great assortment of fancy hosiery at
NJ. F. Andrews.
New lot OF silk Jackets at special
prices. Wilton & Whitehead.
Wanted-Apprentice girl at Steers
Millinery Store. 126 West Main.
Hard-wear and iron -c1ad school shoes
for children. Temple of Economy.
Bicycle repairing. Tlrirber's Cycle
Store, Church street mi First venue
None but the purest syrups used in
our soft drinks. Alexander Drug Co.
For ,Sale-Oattand timothy strawaand
wild hay for sale in the stacks. S. b.
Packard.
You can saw so cents to 81 on your
millinery bill by buying your hat at the
Temple of Economy.
Cummings & Mote, attorneys at law.
over No. S South First emit General
law business, loans. etc.
The best meals In the city you viii
find at Sundells Cafe, well seasoned
and served in the best style.
The City Federation of women's
Clubs will meet tomorrow afternoon at
2:So O'Clock at the public library.
Our go-carts are the latest and best
IN the market. I. in need of one see
what we have before o buy. Marion
Gard.
If you need anything IN store fixtures
we can please you. In fact anything in
woodwork. The new planning mill, 206
South, First avenue.
Remember the grand concert by the
Bruno Steindel Co, including the r.
r. Y. NJ. C. A. course, next Tuesday
evening at the Odeon.
The Ladies. Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. M, C. A. Will meet with Mrs. Lavina
Boggie, 604s East Linn street, Thurs
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
circle. for the Steindel Concert next
Tuesday evening. Parties having them
foA s,ae may eave at 1'.-K. Office.
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DR.. G. w. Carter. of Geneva, O.. for
merry a practicing physician of this
city, arrived here his morning and
will remain for u visit of several days
on business.
II you want a messenger. a parcel or
package delivered, call up the Ameri-
can Dispatch and Messenger Company.
~. F. Crosby, manager. Both phones.
old 6s, new 500.
We desire to thank all the neighbors
land friends who SO kindly us during the
Illness OF u deaughter, Georgia, and
also for the beautiful flowers. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Thompson, and family.
Without question we have the larg-
st,iine of children's hats, flowers. fruits
straw braids and millinery of all kinds
ever displayed in this city. We invite
inspection as we bought a sample line
and cannot only suit you but make very
low prices. Steers, 1875 West Main.
Hon. j. G. Williams. the new dem
ocratic mayor of oskaloosa. and Mr..
w. o. Nugent, also of Oskaloosa, were
In the city Tuesday. Both are inter-
Iested in the business OF the Eclipse.
Mining and Milling Company and were
here in conference with directors Of the
company.
Four lads who attempted to board the
Northwestern fast train, the Chicago
special this morning, but who We're de
tected in the act, CAV Marshal Nfchol-
son and Officer Clark a short, blu.
merry chase this morning, which re-
suited in the arrest Of the young fel.
lows. The boys took down Third ayen-
ue and. probably not being familiar
with the lay of the land, started in the
direction of the glucose works. Linn
creek barred their pathway. materially
aiding the officers in the arrest.
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Never before has any company, aside
from our larger circuses. given the pub
lie the pleasure of seeing such a splen-
did gold glittering and dazzling street
parade as that presented this season by
Montgomery Bros Uncle Toms Cabin
and Historic Black South. 1t is made
up of golden chariots. open dens,
mounted people, pony traps Mardi Gras
figures and pleasant surprises. All n
5livened by many bands of music, jubi-
lee singers, etc. Be sure and see it at
noon on thu, day of exhibition In Mar
shalltown. April %.
Vice President and General Manager
l.. F. Day and Chief Engineer
H. G. Kelley, of the Iowa Central, ar
rived in the city from Minneapolis this
morning and remained for a short time
hooking over the rebuilding necessi-
tated by the recent fire. Mr.. Kelley
stated the chutes would be rebuilt, but
the exact natur of the structure had
not been decided upon. When asked re-
garding a probable successor to the
late Division Engineer r. H. Wight,
he said ne had not as yet chosen any
one to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Day and
Mr.. Kelley went south this morning
for a short trip over the line.