Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-04

first = class style, and hit guaranteed. Cor
Miller
Fame v hemstitched colored Mndker.
chiefs 4 Or pillow tops in large variet,
of styIe4'. Archie Parker
Our. IA tomato and Iceberg line OF
refrigeran ors is completes to s3s
schmidts Hardware Store.
Word re. >eived from Minneapolis
states that .the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Goodman is very critic
ally i'll.
SUITS! suit,! Paints! Pants!
Pants! Over 500 of sparkling, up-to-
date styles to sele ct from. Con Miller
the tailor.
Easter opening. Hopkins. the popu-
lar tailor, has an OPP ening for all who
may want an Easter garment. An ele-
giant selection.
Mr. S. b. Jones, travelling agent OF
the Northwestern. headquarters Eagle
Grove. was in the city Frslday looking
after business matters.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Guild of st. Pauls church will
be held In the basement of the church
Monday afternoon at 2..3O o'clock.
The work of signing up the pension
vouchers foy the first quarter pasv-
ment, was begun at the Soldiers HON
this morning I'd will continue for sew.
eral days.
Remember Dr. Wood is very busy and
ir possible make an, appointment by let
ter or phone. New phone. $50. Write
for a sixty four page book on Eye and
Ear Diseases free.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McNeely. of 30S
North First street. are the parents of
an eight pound daughter. born to them
Friday afternoon at 4:3o. Mrs. McNee-
~ is doing very nicely.
superintendent w. E. Tolnlinson, of
the county farm, who has been con-
fined to his room Tor the past ten days.
recovering from an operation in which
q toe was removed from, each foot. is
improving nicely and will be able to be
out soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Triem, CT Oel-
vein, arrived in the city Friday even
ing and for the present will be with
their daughter. Mrs. ]. +. Starhoard,
and son. Mr.. G. G. Trien. Mr.. and Mrs.
Triem have come here intending to To-
cate permanently.
Mrs. Frank Ogle entertained at her
home, los North Fourth street, FRI
day. company of little folks in honor
of her nephew. Master Loren Sidney
Cooper. 1t being his 4th anniversary.
Mrs. Ogle served refreshments. assisted
by Miss Vanney Riley.
Rev. w. H. Scott left Friday night for
Eden. Ohio, where he is called to con-
duct a funeral of nsmber Of the
church where he began his work as
pastor twenty five years ago. He will
return to the city the first of next week.
His pulpit will be filed tomorrow.
Don't forget that Monday is ladies
| free night" at the Odeoa. The Chase
Lister Theater Company pres snt one of
| their strongest bills in The Counter
feiters," a stirring four-act comedy
drama. The specialties between the
acts are alone worth the price Of adj
mission.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Park Bentley and Miss
Alta Bentley arrived in the city this
morning and will visit their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bentley, and other
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley will
remain over Sunday, but Miss Bentley
Twill spend the spring vacation Of a
week in this city.
Mrs. c. r. Brown, who has been
spending the past three weeks with her
sister, Mrs. C. III. Schoff, in Milwaukee
land friends in Chicago, arrived home
1 this morning. Mrs. Brown was called
! to Milwaukee by the serious illness OF
! Mrs. Schoff, bat before her departure
her sister had regained her usua
health.
The funeral of the late Wallace AL
lien was held from the First Baptist
church this morning at 1890 O'CLOCK
and was largely attended by friends
and members Of Marshall Lodge, NO
ll13. A. O. u. W., and the M. b. A., from
among whom the pail bearers were
chosen Rev. Elijah b. Jones ofticiated
and Miss Leuella Mendenhall and r. A
ISalisbury furnished the music.
| Mr.. w. L. Busby. Of Clinton, who
has been in the city for a few days
Hooking after business interests, dur
ing the absence of his brother, Mr.. A
IJ. Busby, in the east, left today FOL
New York, where he will join his bro
Their. Important theatrical matters
connected with next seasons bushes!
and bookings. call the odeon manag'
| ers east.
The Iowa Central will commence OF
Monday to lay the siding from the mail
lime to the clay deposit owned by tn
Marshalltown Pottery Company a
> clifford. John Herbert was awarde'
!. the contract for moving the dirt, and
!. ic estimated that about ten days or tw'
, weeks will be sufficient time to com
plete the work. There are about 90
: feet of track to be laycd.
: Miss Lillian Bridgeford, of the De
C Moines schools, formerly Il well-knowl
primary teacher here, arrived In tn
b city Friday evening from independence
Y where she has been for Il few days
: lecture work on primary methods be
r fore the Buchanan county spring in
: spirational institute. Miss Bridgefor
will remain in the city over Sunda
. AS the guest. of Mrs. N. Van Zandt,s an
: will go from, here to Jefferson for
: short visit with relatives before re
turning to DeS MOineS,