Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-16
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 500 West

\ fNrcnle Parker.
1 New Dresden waist sets at Whittor
e WEitehead's.
i Strictly new-large fancy buttons
Banantyne Lay.
Very handsome line of colored silk
umbrellas. Archie Parker.
See our large fancy steel and pearl
buttons. Bannatyne & Lay.
Culley's 20, %. 80 or a5-cent coffees
are not equaled. Try them.
Ladies summer underwear just re-
ceived Wh:tton & Whitehead.
All OF The new effects in trouserings
at Hopkins, the popular tailor.
Some new things in white and cream
mercerized waistings. Archie Parker.
Lots of dolls, all for penny. at
the doll booth Friday night. Y. Nj.
c. A.
Sweet peas and nasturtiuns, also
seed corn, peas and beans in bulk, at
Cuiley's.
Special prices for 10 days on Misses
silk and wool spring wraps. Nj. Il.
Andrews.
Our ladies' suits are made to fit by
expert man tailor and we guarantee
perfect satisfaction. M. +. Andrews.
Huber is an expert and will put your
wheel in first class condition for a
reasonable sum. See him at West
State.
Let George and Martha Washington
furnish you with pumpkin pie and but
ter milk for penny at the Y. Nj. c. A
Friday night
Mr.. w. p. Hughes, telegraph editor
OF the Times Republican, was called to
Cedar Rapids this afternoon to see a
sister who is i'll with typhoid fever.
The genuine Colfax water in cases OF
two dozen quarts, s1.5o per case. De-
livered. The Edelweiss,' IA North
First avenue. Phone, 5is.
For sale-Strawberry plants Of the
Kelloggs variety. Great crops, so cents
9 hundred, three hundred for 81. Mrs.
Charles Satia, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Superintendent OF Machinery and
Equipment George d. Brooke, of the
Central, head quarters Minneapolis,
spent Wednesday in the city looking
after company business.
Buy dishes at Culleys. He can sup
lay use. Also a full assortment of
White Syracuse and Haviland dinner
sets.
Mr.. George Price. who has been
spending the spring vacation in the
city with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Price, returned to Grinnell to re-
sumo his school work, Wednesday ev-
cning.
Ten dozen more ladies' street hats
leceived by express this morning at the !
lsemple of Economy. Another lot will
he received Saturday morning. We re-
ceive new shapes and up-to-date styles
IS fast as they are out.
Rev. A. w. Sinden, who had the mis-
fortune three weeks ago to lose his
wife and who. since then, has been
pending the time with relatives In Ev-
anston, ILL.,, arrived In the city this
corning, accompanied by his sister,
rome with her brother.
Supervisor G. Il. Arney, who was in
Des Moines attending the state good
'oads convention, has been chosen one
II the several delegates from the Fifth
district 10 the National
food Roads Association convention.
which will meet in ST. Louis during the
after part of this month.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the R. Y. NJ.
I. A. Will give penny social at the
\. NJ. C. A. rooms Friday evening,
april II. Admission 10 cents for one.
cents for two. See the Colonial booth.
ne Japanese booth, the summer booth, II
me sandwich and candy booths, etc. L
lots of fun, come!
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the r. r. Y
NJ c. A. will give a penny social at the
'ooms Friday evening, April II. See
sae colonial booth, music booth, Japan
.se booth, summer booth. pancake
,ooth, ETC., where edibles will be serv-
a for a penny. Admission 10 cents for
ne. or cents for two. Come"
Is. r. Crawford. of Newburg, was in
lie city Wednesday looking after busi-
less matters. Mr.. Crawford will make
large stock shipment from Laurel on
ruesday of next week, shipping from
laurel. Seven cars of cattle and one
It hogs constitute the consignment.
Ill of which is to go to Chicago. The
iock was all raised in this county, n
purchased in the southern portion.
Sheriff A. w. Mitterer, of Hardin
,,unty, and DR.. N. C. Morse, OF Eldora.
we're in the city Wednesday afternoon,
icing on their way home from Cedar
rapids, where they had spent the day
- witnesses in the United States court
Il case of Joseph Mcmillan vs. the
,hicago Great Western Railway Com
nny. Mr.. Mcmillan was formerly, for
en- years, city marshal of Eldora, but
RI more recent years was a Great
Western employee He sustained in
llries i'll an accident at Austin, Mimi,
nd is now suing the railroad COM
any for $4,000 damages. The Eldora
zen We're both witnesses for the de
ense.
"A Montana Outlaw, good melo-
rama, comes to the Odeon tomorrow
Nening. There is much more of story
bout "A Montana Outlaw" than one
as come to look for in the border
rama. Back in the days when two
smilies were rich and prosperous boy
I'D girl loved. The boy went away,
he girls father lost his money and
1>nx. rot,