Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-13
Dr. Lierle, over Whitton & White.

| yGfu. III EdlI.
Fresh lettuce and onions for Satur-
day. Olson, the grocer.
The prettiest wall paper in the cit,
at Simmons Book Store.
| Don't miss the exchange at Myers
store Saturday afternoon.
Wanted-By April /, a modern housg
or cottage close in. Enquire of DIR
| Hurd
\ A special matinee for ladies and chill
dren at the Odeon tomorrow afternoon.
Prices 10 and 20 cents.
| We are showing a most complete line
Of shirts for spring. All new patterns
and designs. o. H. Hole Company.
We have a complete stock of fresh
lime and cement. 1t will pay you to see
us before buying. Brown Fuel & Lime
Company.
Mr. Storer division general manager
of the Standard Oil Company, was in
the city today on business with the
local branch.
Rev. e. /. Davies. d. D., of Tecumseh,
Neb., arrievd in city today and will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening
w. Il. Muse, editor of the Mason City
Globe Gazette, was in the city this
morning on his way home from short
stay in Cedar Rapids and Rock Island,
Ill.
Numerous requests for Thomas orr
chestra tickets are coming to Secretary
rockingham from points out of the city
ranging as far as eighty-five miles dis
tant from the city.
A day like this--iust too warm for
that winter overcoat and little cool
to go without any-puts YOU in mind OF
a medium-Weight garment. We have
them In all the new spring styles. o.
II. Hole Company.
The thrilling mcleod drama, "The City
of New York" will be presented by the
Gaskell company at the Odeon this
evening. Special scenery is used in this
production and 1t is il strong play.
Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Ex-postmaster Alexander Charles, of
Cedar Rapids, now rural mail delivery
inspector for the postoffice department,
was in the city this morning, being on
his way to Gilman, where he Will ex-
anime applicants for rural mail de-
livery.
DR.. S. Davis has just concluded al
special series of meetings at the South
west Mission, at the foot of Fifth street.
The meetings have been very success
full Regular services will continue to
be held each Sunday and Wednesday
evening.
The United Evangelical, Presbyterian,
Southwest Mission and First Baptist
Sunday schools last Sunday devoted
their collection to the starving Finns.|
The amount collected, s26.s3, was today
forwarded to the Christian Herald, oil
New York, to be sent to the relief COM
mittee.
A gentleman from Pennsylvania
stepped into DR.. Janss' pharmacy to-
day and remarked that 1t was one of
the neatest he had seer. and that DR..
Janss. on combining his practice with
the drug business. was doing like all |
first physicians in the east.
WI. anu MIS-. SIeOISc w. SIllllfl, Oh 1
LeGrand. are still in jail. neither having
been able to secure bonds. Mrs. Smith |
is very morose as q result of her ar
rest, and has not taken one particle I
Of food sin ce then. She had had mol
dinner at the time of her arrest, so that
she has had nothing to eat since We'd
nesday morning.
Lovers of melo-draina should not /
miss 'rhe Gamblers Daughter" which
,omes to the Odeon next Monday even
Zig. The piece contains many strong
iramatic scenes and is full of good.
ilean comedy. The second act of the
,iay is a vivid re production of the board
# trade and the third occurs in gam
bling den on Michigan avenue. Chicago.
Medium weight wool underwear Just
light for this spring-lfk. weather. o. +
4. Hole Company.
w. NJ. Ballinger, OF Oskaloosa, one OF
he proprietors of the Morton, Mimi,
Merchant Milling Company, arrived in
he city Thursday evening and remain-
ID over night with Mr.. ID. w. Wheater,
Who represents the company out of
his city. Mr.. Ballinger who has been
IN the road for the company for terri
DRY adjacent to Oskaloosa. went to
Morton this morning, where he will re-
main and assume charge OF the mill
It that place.
Mrs. M. F. Andrews entertained the
members of the heterogeneous Club
md one or two friends at a l o'clock
luncheon Thursday afternoon at the 1,
iome OF Mrs. Heitshu. on North Fourth
street. The affair was in honor of Mrs.
". L. Rogers. of Anaheim. Cal. who is
listing her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Kier-
Tiff, in this city. Covers We're laid for
ourteen, and the table decorations and
avors were daffodills. The guests,
lot members of the club, were Mrs. T.
3inford and G. w. McGill.
1,lmities tomorrow, whole pieces (not
at TX cents. Bannatyne &
Jay.
Marshalltown is to have new bust
Tess institution in the shape of a SQUAD !
arm, that has been started by Mr.. Emil
l. Keller, at the old l. e. Irwin home at
10 North Third street. Mr.. Keller has
invested in fifty pairs of homer pidge-
ms, and will raise squads for the mar
let. Squads have a ready sale and
ring good prices in the city markets, I
where they are provided as table deli 7
acies, listed on the menues as quail.
ir. Keller is we'll Unknown Iowa II
raveling salesman. having charge of
he state for an eastern clothing manu- :
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