Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-04
Kemble's flowers, 529 North Third.
DIR. Lierle, over Whitton & White

Dr. Lierle, over Whitton & White
heads.
All the Chicago Sunday papers at
Lamb Bros, "a East Main street
The Elks' hospital benefit presenting
The Kirmes" on May 5. and Z.
Wanted-A good girl: wages. 81 per
week. Apply at 2o1 South Third street
The Highlanders will give dance in
Finkle's Hall on May 15. Admission, IS
cents.
For something new and original in
millinery visit Nine. Clark, 202 Eas,
Main street
a full new line of all the latest styles
of the Perfection shirt waists at Whit
ton & Whitehead's.
Wall paper. paper hanging, and car
riage painting Go to Dinges & Ever
list 2051a West Main street.
Buy your lace curtains of US and we
will furnish you good brass extension
rods free of charge. NJ. F.. Andrews.
Lamb Bros. are having great sale on
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rea. Try one. They are the best scent
cigars in the city.
| If you need anything IN store fixtures
we can please you. In fact anything in
woodwork. The new planning mill, 206
South First avenue.
See our line of misses and childrens
strap slippers. They are the most up
I ,lot g.
Young, the Big Shoe House.
| a telegram received by E. M. Croft
| this morning states that his son, Arthur
Croft, and wife, of Booze, are the par
ents of daughter, born Sunday night,
Fences, for the flower bed. for the
front, for the alley, for the field, from
% cents per rod to "A cents per foot.
Sehmidt's Hardware store.
Bath room fixtures. seats, soap hold
ers sponge holders. towel bars, etc., all
richly nickel plated. Sohmdit's Hard
ware Store, headquarters for the best
and the latest for the housekeeper.
Rev. William Pence and sister, Miss
Nellie, We're summonsed to Kansas
City today by n telegram announcing
the illness of their father. There win
be no services at ST. Pauls Friday
evening as consequence.
Engineer Ed Brown, OF the Central,
went to New Sharon this morning,
where he will probably remain for few
weeks. having been placed in charge of
an engine on construction work being
done by the Walsh Construction Com
pany.
Our line of ready-to-wear muslin I'M
derwear has been in the past and is to-
day the finest of its kind. Our prices
are as low as those of inferior makes.
Why not get the best? Nettie Ingledue
& Co., the Up-to- Date Dry Goods
House.
Everything that is new and up-to-
date for ladies' wear can be found at
our store. An inspection of our stock
and prices will convince you that our
store is the place to trade. Nettie Ingle-
due & Co., the Up-to-Date Dry Goods
ouse.
DR.. and Mrs. c. C. Cottle are expected
to arrive home next week. They are
now in New Orleans, where the doctor
lis attending the American Medical As
ISOLATION convention. DR.. Cottle is very
much improved and expects to leave for
this city Monday.
Jack Payette, one of the old employees
of the Iowa Central, who has been on a
visit with friends here for some time,
left this morning for Sioux City. where
he will remain for a short stay before
returning to Ogden, Utah, where he is
employed by the Union Pacific on track
extension work.
Mrs. w. B. Thompson. of Charlton,
wife of Presiding Elder Thompson Of
the Charlton district, was in Albion on
Sunday. where she conducted services
in the interests of the generally mission
airy work among the Methodist church,
es Mrs. Thompson is especially inter-
ested in the foreign missionary work of
the church.
Pearl Harris, colored, arrested by
Deputy Marshal Cochran on a charge
of intoxication, was before Mayor
Jones Saturday. His wife, who is a |
white woman, paid his fine and costs,
amounting to $3.50. In arresting Har-
ris the officer rescued him from severe
beating that would have undoubtedly |
been administered at the hands of a |
gang of colored men on the South
Third avenue asphalt work, with which
Harris had been engaged in a wordy
battle.
Jacob Timmons, a we'll known Mar
ietta township farmer, who has resided !
a number of years one mile south OF |
Marietta, arrived in the city Saturday |
grant outfit, and left at night for Pop
lar, Mont, where he will locate on a |
ranch. MIR. Timmons has purchased A |
large ranch in Montana. and will en-
gage in the cattle business on an ex-
tensive scale. He was accompanied by |
Clayton Hall and Frank Lounsberry,
who will work for him, and his family |
Will join him inside of a week or ten I
days.
G. j. Kroener, of Melbourne, was in |
the city today, being on his way home
from Independence, where he has been |
visiting his son G. j. Kroener, Jr. The |
son, who is confined in the state hos
pital on the charge of inebl1acy, in
formed his father of $40 which he had |
hidden in drawer in his fathers Of
flee in Melbourne, prior to his going |
away, which was of course destroyed in !
the recent fire. Owing to the report
published at the time of the fire. to the
effect that Mr.. kroener owned the
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