Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-10
THE CITY In BRIEF

ASsh Saiusu SeSuSs all new TINS
spring. Olson.
Strawberries are cheap now at Reyn.
Iolds & Sheldon's.
Grape juice, the great typhoid germ
destroyer, for sale at Olson's grocery.
/ For sale or rent-Second hand Kings.
bury piano. Central Iowa Music Co
4 Culley's 90. 25 80 and So cent coffees
are not equaled for quality. Try them
/ A fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. viii tel
$4,000 people that your farm is FOL
sale.
For the latest patterns In wall paper
go to Dinges &, Everist, 2051S Yves,
Main street.
/ The largest line of lalies' and chill
/ dren's trimmed hats in the city. Temple
of Economy.
/ The Presbyterian ladies will hold an
Easter exchange Saturday afternoon at
Peckham':s store.
The best cake makers in the city
will bake for the exchange at Myers
Saturday afternoon.
We have fine batiste. Persian lawn.
French lawn for graduating dresses.
Lee. Benedict & Co.
New fancy neckwear. shirt waist
sets and fancy neck ribbon for Easter
at Wilton & Whiteheads.
B. L. Pyle. of Marietta, marketed a
good load Of 230-pound prime young
hogs in this city Thursday.
Our Snowflake ice cream would
make a fine dessert for your Easter
dinner. Miller & Moffatt.
The best meals in the city, you will
find at Sundelrs Cafe. we'll seasoned
and served in the best style.
Fresh lettuce radishes. onions. pie
plant, celery. spinach and sweet pota-
toes for Saturday at Culley's.
I A complete line of lace and silk
gloves, in all lengths, latest shades, bsst
styles and cheapest prices. Wilton &
Whitehead
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian church will hold an exchange
at William Furbush's hardware store
Saturday.
Hardy phlox. paeonies. coreopsis.
hardy hydrangeas, spirea, MADEIRA vine
tubers, at Wright's. ll3 North Third
street, both phones 1s9
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. Fresh radishes. lettuce. onions, spin
ach. celery. tomatoes. cucumbers and
strawberries at Olsons grocery for
Easter. Olson. the grocer.
Rev. David Dempster, of Chicago,
viii preach at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath. morning and evening.
A full attendance is desired.
Mr.. j. E. Soliday is somewhat inn.
proved today over what his condition
developed yesterday, and the family
has more encouragement over the pros
poets.
On account of bad weather my sale
of household goods postponed until
tomorrow Saturday. at 10 o'clock a.
m. All goods will be sold without re-
serve. E. A. Tufrree.
The revival meetings at the Friends
church continue with good interest and
some gratifying results. Mrs. Coffin, the
evangelist. will preach the Easter SER
mon Sunday morning and also preach
Sunday evening.
p A. and p. L mysteries at M. E.
church tonight. This famous collect-
ion from King Flunksmanyclasses of
Nevergethisgrades Africa, loaned for
this occasion. Come in and have. a
good time. Admission 10 cents.
q
Dean j. H. T. Main, OF Grinnell Col
lege. will be in the city Sunday to hll
the pulpit of the Congregational church.
Professor Main Is good talker and
one Of his scholarly addresses will be q
treat He will I'LL the pulpit only in
the morning
Will E. Black left this morning for
Galveston. Tex. where he will visit for
a short time with his parents. Rev. and
Mrs. J. K. Black. before going to Hous-
ton, where he has accepted position
as travelling representative for the w.
H. Norris Lumber Company.
On account of bad weather my sale
of household goods postponed until
m. All goods will be sold without re-
serve. e. A. Tuffree.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Bryant and chill
dren and E. U. Emery, wife, and fam
lily, left for Birmingham Ala, this
morning, where they expect to locate
permanently. DR.. Bryant goes in the
hopes that a change of climate will
prove beneficial to his health. Mr..
Emery will represent in Birmingham a
tea and coffee importing firm Of New
Orleans.
| Miss Kate NJ Boylan. of the Albion
schools. a sister of Special Agent John
r. Boylan, of the rural route service,
who is at present working on the es-
Establishment OF complete rural route
service for this county. left Thursday
evening for Denton, Tex, where she
is summoned on account Of the seri-
Gus illness of her sister, Miss Nora
M Boylan, teacher of elocution and
music In the North Texas State Nor
NAL School Miss Boylan is suffering
an attack of typhoid fever.
Misses Peryle and Florence Harris
arrived home Thursday evening from
Dubuque, for weeks vacation visit
with their parents, DR.. and Mrs. George
| w. Harris. Miss Harris is employed
as instructor of elocution and physical
culture in Mt. st. Joseph's College,
| and Miss Florence is taking a course
| in vocal and instrumental music and
the languages. Mr.. Grove Harris. who