Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-15
THE CITY in BRIEF

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Or. Boucher. EOS South Third Ave-
DR.. Lierle. over Whitton & White
heads.
Mems night shirts, so cents. Archie
/ Parker.
See our new styles of linoleum. Ma
rion Card
| Lace curtains so cents a pair and
up. Archie Parker.
If you want the best meal in the city
for your money, go to sundell's Cafe.
! The Presbyterian ladies will open a
rummage sale on May at lis West
Main street.
For the latest patterns in wall paper
go to Dinges & Everist, 2o5ls West
Main street.
A small 15-cent "for rent" lad" in a
newspaper that everybody reads will let
your house.
Plain denims, 36 inches wide. Suit
able for floor coverings; all colors. Ar
chic Parker.
Julian H. Smith & Son, expert piano
tuners. Out of town work given prompt
attention. New phone s25.
Baseball visitors will find :n espe-
cially nice dinner and supper at the
Paragon restaurant for % cents.
The finest bakery goods in the city
you will always find at Sundell's Cafe.
Fresh every day. Leave your order.
For rent-f1ve room house, good To-
cation. good lot: $500 per month. VIM.
Andrews & Co., 101 West Main street.
For mill work try the new planning
mill. Headquarters for screens, etc.
Prices and work satisfactory O. NJ.
Brauer, 206 South First avenue.
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The Country Club desires to employ
a man and wife without children to
care for club house and grounds. APP
ply by letter to Urine, care T.-R.
arc light service cut off all the lights
of the east circuit last night. The
break was found today and repaired.
For sale-An improved farm of forty
six acres, seven miles southwest OF
Marshalltown. For particulars call on
j. I. West, or address him at LeGrand,
Iowa.
Phillips & Kenlpe have purchased the
feed store of Swan Anderson at 20
North First street. and will have for
sale at all times feed and wood. Send
in your orders.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
will gave supper in the basement Of
the church Wednesday evening. April
10. Supper o5 cents, children Is cents.
All are invited.
Clinton ]. Allgood. OF Sioux City. son
of the late H. c. Allgood a former re-
tail merchant OF Marshalltown, was in
the city Tuesday. being the guest of
Mr.. Lloyd Maxwell
Human Hearts, which cornes to the
Odeon next Tuesday evening, is ever a
welcome visitor 1t is a pretty play,
with lots of heart interest, and tells a
story of life In the Arkansas hills.
Messrs. George and Tom Meader,
Harvey Slack. James Bales, William
Protheroe and Tom Burlingame all of
Eldora, were In the city today to attend
the ball game between the Chicago
White Stockings and Grlnnell.
Miss Charra Currie, of Mt. Ayr, who
has been Miss Edna Sears guest dur
ing the Easter vacation week returned
to Grinnell Tuesday evening to resume
her school work. Miss Sears and
Messrs Samuel Burroughs and Lenard
Carney also went to Grinnell last even
ing.
+ Lee Sieg, who has been spending the
spring vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George L. Sieg, in this city,
left for Mortified. Mimi, Tuesday
evening, where he will remain for a few
days on business. He will return to
this city Thursday and go to Iowa City
the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Price, who We're
married in Des Moines several weeks
ago, and who have been in California.
arrived in this city Tuesday night and
went to LeGrand this morning. Mrs.
Price is a sister of Mrs. Dell McCord,
and will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
"A. D. Hannegan at LeGrand.
A wedding at Norwalk, that is of con-
siderable local interest, was celebrated
Tuesday evening at the home of the
BRIDES parents, when Miss Theo Lierle
was united in marriage to Mr.. Edwin
Carter, editor of the Dickinson County
Herald, Spirit Lake. DIR. f. P. Lierle,
of this city, brother of the bride, was
present at the wedding.
Misses Emma Thornquist and Esther
Wanberg, and Messrs. George Olson
and Oscar Thornquist and Rev. c. A.
Lindvall left this morning for Odebolt,
where they go TO attend the wedding Of
Carl G. Thornquist and Miss Minnie
Chinberg. The ceremony will take
place this evening at s o'clock, Rev.
Lindvall officiating. Miss Emma
Thornquist, sister of the groom, will
act as bridesmaid.
New waist ginghams, 10 cents per
yard. Archie Parker.
"a Montana Outlaw new western
play, will be seen at the Odeon next
Friday evening. This play, dealing with
modern ranching life in the pictur-
esque Kootenal valley of Montana, has
its types drawn from the characters of
that interesting part of the west. A
trained broncho, that has had several