Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-24
"The Needles Eye at Liebig's.

Or. Lierle, over Wilton & White
heads.
Fancy Greening and Russell apples
at Olson's.
Wanted, girl for general housework,
Miller, the jeweler, los East Main.
White embroidered shirt waist sale
Saturday. Melvin. soliday & Co.
Bicycles to rent. Thurber's Cycle
Store, Church street ana First avenue
Ladies, do you want to save so cents
and 81 on your spring hat? We can do
it for you. Temple of Economy.
Buy the Munsing underwear. Ma
terial, workmanship. and correct tit
characterize these goods. NJ. f. AM
drews.
President j. H. B%atchelder, of the
United States Filler Machine company,
Tama, was in the city Thursday after
noon on business.
We make it worth while for the close
and prudent buyers to prefer our ladies'
suits to all others. We give both style
and low prices. NJ. f. Andrews.
Mrs. w. P. Payne. of Nevada, who
was In the city to attend the library
dedication and reception. returned
to her home Thursday evening.
General Roadmaster NJ. II. Shelley
and Superintendent of Bridges and
Buildings j. f. Boileau went to Oska-
.loosa this morning, where they will
join Chief Engineer H. G. Kelley in
a tour of inspection on the eastern and
Illinois divisions.
Mrs. Nowak, n family, also her
mother, Mrs. Albina Diehl, will leave
Monday for ~Bellfourche. S. D.. where
they expect to make their home. Mr.
Nowak, since leaving the city about
a month ago, has located in Bell
fourche and has engaged in the retail
notion business. Mrs. Nowak was de-
tanned here on account of illness in
the family.
Melvin, Soliday & Co.'s white emf
b%roidered waist sale Saturday. We have
just received twenty-five dozen ladies'
white waists. They VIII be put on sale
Saturday at about two-third their
value. We are closing out our suit
and skirt department. Call early while
assortment is good. You buy them at
wholesale prices. The celebrated Wool
tex jackets. Melvin, soliday & Co.
Mark Wood, who has been in the en-
ploy of Densel & Wilbur for the past
eleven years, has resigned his position,
to become effective May 1, and will go
to Jefferson, where he will engage in
business for himself. Nj. Wood was
employed as b~oOkkeeper with the local
firm for nine years, but for the past two
years has been engaged as head sales
a He has purchased the furniture,
undertaking and music business Of Fitz
& Spangler, of Jefferson, and is conf
dent that the opening is a good one. Mr..
and Mrs. Wood will be especially missed
from Baptist church circles, In which
they are prominent.
Lisle w. Brown will leave the city
Tuesday for Burlington. where he will
probably locate permanently and will
engage In drawing for scientific ur-
poses. Mr.. Brown vii! be connected
with Frank Springer. OF Las Vegas, N.
of the best known collectors of
crinoids in the country, who has his inn
nense collection kept in his former
home city. Burlington. The crinoids,
or fossils of lily-shaped sea plant-ani-
mails, are collected from all over the
world by Nj. Springer, and artists are
employed to make drawings or the spec
which are later disposed of to the
inc colleges of tie country. Mr..
Grown win be employed on this work
md while away will make his home
with his sister, Mrs. Maurice Kicker.