Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-21
George ]. Allen. opthalmologist.

George j. Allen, opthalmologist.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 800 West
Main.
Plenty of dried fruit, best quality anc
lowest prices at Culleys.
The best meals in the ctty, and every
thing in season. at Sundell's Cafe.
i Sonny" and Napoleon Jackson" by
Ruth McEnery Stuart. a. Liebigs.
A fifteen cent adj in the T-R. will tell
$4,000 people that your farm is for
sale.
\ Culley's 10 cent counter is loaded
with bargains in canned fruit and vege
tables.
We can sell you a s,75 hat for 25
cents. Come in and see them. Sizer. 1875
West Main.
Call and see the new line of liner
/ colored prints, for cents yard. Lee,
Benedict & Co.
Cavert. upholsterer ard carpet layer.
Shop at residence. 1861 West Linn.
New phone No. 743.
/ The latest no, elites in shirt waist
isetsr pocketbooks, fancy collars and
belts. Wilton & Whitehead.
! A pony saw mill in good condition
for sale cheap. Has been used very
little. Q. NJ. Braner zoe South First
avenue.
|
/ VIII sell cheap, if taken at once, my
! Stanhope, in excellent condition, an !
family driving mare, one of the best in
! the city. I. /. WATSON.
Farm lands to exchange for city
property, in tracts form forty up to
$40 acres, well located, in Missouri.
VIII H. Hill & Co, 100 East Main
street.
To make your table furnishings COM
plete get some of George J. Aliens fine
sterling silver spoons. ladies', cold meat
forks and sugar shells. Always useful
and handsome.
| The committee in charge of relief for
the Highberger family desire mora
funds. and ask that the money be left
at the places designated. The sub
scriptions made have nearly all been
paid.
| Rev. Father NJ. Nichols, of Nevada
will deliver lecture in the Church OF
the Sacred Heart st. Anthony, next
Monday night. The ladies of the church
are making preparations to give social
| in the town hall, ST. Anthony, on Friday
evening, May 30.
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| The Iowa Central pile driver crew
began Wednesday afternoon the work
of driving the piling for the support of
| the new coal chutes, to replace the old
ones burned several weeks ago. The
new chutes will be located short dis
lance further east than the old.
| O. J. Sexton, of Lake City, arrived
| Wednesday to accept position of
bookkeeper with the Marshalltown
Grocery company, succeeding f. K.
| Peek, resigned. Mr. Sexton has been
connected with the First National bank
of Lake City. prior to his coming hero.
Rev. A. 3. Norris pastor of the
south side United Evangelical church.
corner of Arson and Mitchell streets.
Will begin this evening series of pen
tecostal services, which will continue
until Sunday evening, May 81. Meetings
will he held each evening except Sat
urdays.
DR.. and Mrs a. ]. Hunter, Mr. c. c.
Pike and Mr.. Harry Sewers, of Os-
kaloosa, passed thru the city Wednes-
day evening, en- route home from q few
days stay at Clear Lake, where they
have been spending the time fishing.
They do not report the sport as being
very satisfactory.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Miller. Of Lake City, ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening
and this morning left for her home
in company with Rose Snelson, a girl
IA years of age, who has been making
her home here with Mr. aud Mrs. Clar-
ence Russell. Mrs. Miller takes the
girl to rear as member Of her fam
lily.
The marriage of Miss Mary C. Beebe,
daughter of Mr.. George II. Beebe. CT
this city, and Mr. Guy H. Perrin, of
Kansas City, will be celebrated on
Wednesday. June 3. at the home of Mrs
n. Woodruff, 1923 Baltimore avenue,
Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Perrin will
be at home after June 10 at S12 Lo-
Gust street, Kansas City.
The members OF Constancy Lodge,
No. GO, Degree of Honor. We're hostesses
at banquet Thursday evening, given
in honor of Mrs. Mary ]. Skegg, Mrs
Oscar Jurden. and Mrs. Lizzie Woolsey.
the three delegates from the lodge 70
the grand lodge at Sioux City. Mrs.
Skegg was elected first representative
to the superior lodge. which meets in
st. Paul mex. month.
Ticket Agent Larry Quinlan, of the
Great WESTERN who recently resigned
his position to accept the agency al
Sheridan, Mo, will be succeeded by r.
A. Mills, of Des Moines. Mr.. Mills,
several years ago, was an employe IN
the office Of Agent j. A. Ellis, and is
at present in the Des Moines Local
freight office. The transfer will prob
ably be made next week
Busby Bros, who have had the man
ageInent of the Economic Theater, at
Clinton, in addition to their property
in this city, have disposed of their lease
to the Clinton Theater Company, and
Mr.. w. l.. Busby will retire as man
ager Mr.. Busby leaves the manage
ment Of the theater because of i'll
health, and expects to take an extended
rest before taking up the work again
at some other point.
The old performances of last year,
apparent upon any heavy rainfall, are