Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-11
THE CITY In BRIEF

Dressed chickens at Culley's.
DR.. Sayre, 204 East Main street
&c.
VIM. Rattin, per cent farm loans
Special sale at Sinclairs Saturda
Sure, Mike" Beat it Il you ca
Lamb Bros.
Latest in perfume at Davis Phal
macy.
Plenty of roll butter today at Reyr
olds g. Sheldon's.
4 Watch d. C. Wilburs window ia
new spring furniture.
Anchovies. roll nnopes and spiced her
ring at Culley's market
Largest stock of lumber in the cit,
lowest prices. A. "A Moore.
Call UP 479 new phone and arrang
a date to have your eyes examined.
The best table beer is Val Blatz Pri
vate Stock. Sold by Charles Deiterict
If you like good bread buy Col,
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocer.
Co.
Wanted-Youne, man to do porte
work and shoe shining. LaShelle 6
Cook.
/ Moore's shingles are covering man,
roofs this spring. Get under them your.
self and keep dry.
AT last a desirable filling to set of
a nice rug. Sc it at d. c. Wilbur's ant
you will surely buy it.
/ Come in and see the new hard woot
effect in filling for rugs. Latest thing
out and cheaper than mDttings. d. c.
| Wilbur
| The Liscomb dancing club gave a
evening at Treas,as hail. The party
was largely attended
| The plant of the Marshalltown Pot
terry Company did not open Thursday.
as had been announced but will remain
closed until some day early next week.
! Mrs. w. II. Thompson left this morn
| ing for FIT. Worth. Tex, in response to
a telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness of her mother, Mrs. ]. NJ. South
ers.
Sherm Wolfgang having sold his
farm will have a tlearing-out sale of
cattle, hogs and Machinery on Tuesday.
March Is, one and one-half miles east
Of the city.
Manager E. l.. Stoltz. OF Armour &
Co. was in Des Moines Thursday at
4 81, u
Egg Association of Iowa. Another
meeting will be held in Des Moines on
April 6, which Mr.. Sstoltz expects to at
tend
Thursdays maximum temperature
was Al. a fall OF nine degrees from the
preceding twenty-fou hours. The
minimum for the day was 26, fall of
81 was registered, as against 80 for the
corresponding hour Thursday.
Hon. and Mrs. Q. b. Chaplin, of
Union. arrived III the city Thursday
evening, and were the guests over
night at the home OF their brother-in-
law, Mr.. III. G.. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs
Chaplin are on their way home from
Palm Beach Fla, where they have
been spending the, winter
The Times Republican has adopted
rule of cash in advance for all one
cent "a word "ads' and small briefs.
including announcements of secret So
cieties. This is done in order to avoid
extra bookkeeping, and taking the time
of our collector who is kept busy with
his larger and regular collections.
Rev. M. Londahl. pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church. went to
Thursday evening. where
he preached in the Cambridge church.
Today Rev. Londahl was In McCalls-
burg, where he conducted the funeral
of Mrs. G. Birkestrand, who died of tu-
berculosis. Mrs. Blrkestrand had been
but year. She is survived
by her husband and n babe three
months old.
We have received and place on sale
today our elegant line of ladies' Easter
consisting of patent colt pat
ent kid, tan calf and French Wei. |
Louie XIV. heels. and the new Cuban
heel: also the military heel Ladies
to be properly fitted should
come before the sizes and widths are
broken. We will say without fear of
contradiction that we are showing the |
finest and most up-to-date line of Ok
lords ever shown in Marshalltown. and |
as fine as is shown in any city retail |
store. Ingledue 6. Co., the Big Shoe
House
A press dispatch sent out from Des
Moines says: Attorney II. r. Wright |
left this afternoon for Davenport, |
where he VIII BIZ engaged in the trial |
court nor several days. Mr. c. f.
Wright, brother of the local attorney,
Is bringing suit against THE city of I
Davenport for $4,000 on account of
personal injuries received by reason of
alleged neglect ON the part of the city.
It Is charged that Weight fell into
bad hole IN the street in front OF the
city library building, and that the city
was negligent, FIRST, by reason Of leav-
BY reason of the fact that no light was
placed to warn pedestrians"
II. c. Sieg explains the warming" In
,halk to Rev Nathaniel Pye, which APP
,eaned on the sidewalk on the corner
# Main and Third yesterday morning,
with many signs of death
md destruction. Mr. Sieg says THAT he
,noWs who the boys were who acted
IS artists, but is not at liberty to d.