Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-08


Hawkeye Mercantile Co. second floor.
The Val Blatz beer is the best for
table use. For sale by Charles DETER
ich.
Genera! Wilmington Illinois lump
coal, S4.25 per ton at Webers, 502 South
Center street.
French VOLTA Scotch Tweeds and
Boct't suitings in AL colors shown at
A,rlnde Parker's.
JUS. received. nem line of hand
bags and skirt bags, the newest styles,
at NJ. f. Andrews
Jack" Young, representing William
owen. in "Wheei Louis 1. Was King"
Was in the City Saturday
For durability, style and fit. the
Worth skirt has no equal. Hawkeye
Mercantile Co, second floor.
Fancy sateen comforters. large size.
Chan cotton. formerly $500. While
they last sl.S5. Archie Parker.
Mrs. Julia Cbyie. of Cedar Rapids.
has removed TO Marshalltomi. and will
engage in the ladies furnishing bus
mess here.
The best male chorus ever heard in
Marshalltown with the travelling mems
MINISTRIES at the Odeon next Friday ev-
enins.
A chorus choir, led by Mr.. Burrows
of DRAKE University Des Muinets. Come
and hear THE music end listen to Rev.
P,as tonight.
MeilinaS's fire proof safes will pro-
tec-t your deeds. mortgages and re-
tceipts in case of fire. From 81 to
$2:'.50. Schmidts hardware store.
Mr.. sarud Mrs. Thomas Wan Dusaska
went ito OslSateosa this morning. ow
ms, to the illness of Mrs. Van Draska's
mother. Mrs. D. p. W-hits. They Will
remain over Sunday.
THE f,,1senal OF Clarendon b. Camp
bea. who died cit lhts Soldiers Home
THURSDAY afternoon. was heGd at the
assembly hall Saturday afternoon. The
internrent was in the Home bmrying
ground.
Chaplain .I:'ssie Cole. Of the Soldiers
Home. delivered ait the Methodist
church at Maple Grove. south of Taana,
Friday night his lecture on "F'ou.
Years AT Tire Front" THE cDttlnNiahce
was large.
Miss C..larra Currie, student at
Grinn,sal, wvs in tine city Sundtis- as
the. guest of HER rpocnn:Jte, Miss Edna
Sears. Miss Florence RurneIi who is
attending school at Gtanneil, spent
Sunday with her parents.
For sale-Good SEX room house and
asalf acre of ground in west Marshall
car line. Splendid place for chicken
raising or e.lrdendng. Cheap. Part
cash balance long time at moderate
interest. w. b. Whitman, 1904 West
Linn. Phone old 5s4.
Mrs al Strub entertained at her
home, 500 Fremont street Saturday
afternoon, about twenty little girls in
honor of tine 1tth anniversary of her
daughter, Morle Mavdty. The little
people spent the afternoon with games
and Mrs. Srub served light refresh
ments.
Japan and Russia will fight tomor-
row. Wheat and -four will go sky
high. White Swan flour. no better on
earth, is $l.25 per sack, five sack lots
at s1.20. at Weber's now. It's time to
get busy. Telephone Weber, at soy
South Center street, before the price
changes.
Rev. G. H. Schqeh, OF Omaha, lee
tlrner for the Woodmen OF THE World. |
passed thru abe CITY Saturday en- his
way FIolne from Eldortl, where Friday
night he delivered lecture in the
Baptist church, before a large audi
ence, in THE Interest of the order. The
industriea school band furnished 'ahe
music.
The revival meetings that |
have been in progress at |
the State street United Evan
gehcal church during the past three |
weeks will continue adj OF this week.
The meetings have been quite sue |
cessful and the Interest and atten dance |
to increase nightly. A num-
Der OF conversions have already result |
cd.
Miss Lucille Meredith. daughter %
Mrs. A. w. Head. correr- of Fourth |
and Slate Streets. Trad issued invita- |
iioris fer n bob r!dls Saturday 10 twerl-
ty-five OF her girl friends. AIS the
weather man jecreed otherwise the
guests were entertained at Miss Mere
dith's home. The occasion OF the par
sy was the 1otnl anniversary of the HIT
lie hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melzar NJ. Dickson and |
son Glen. left Sunday night for WASH
ngton, d. c., where they viii remain
FOR month. Mr.. Dickson was recent
" appointed CONSULTING engineer for
The United States Marble. Iron and
Coal Company, of Denver. in which |
local capital is interested.
While in Washington Mr.. Dickson will
visit the anthracite regions of Penn
sylvania TO study and familiarize him
satf with the latest methods of hand
ing coal.
Mr. A. NJ. Parker left Saturday even
ng for Kansas City where, Sunday
lsornGng, me met elis brother TN -!aiw.
.1r. John C. Legsfrt, of Cuba. n. Y,
nd left for Los Angeles where ha WI.
'elns,fn two weeks. attending the Iowa
,i;rlic on the 22d. MIR. Parker and Mr..
-@ggett will visit SANTA Barbara, San
Francisco and other California point
ind from Frisco will ieave for Port
and, to look after business n,atTea>s.
They Will return via. Ogden. Salt Lake