Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-23

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Opening of spring and summer mil
linery. Thursday March Gath. Mrs. l..
| T,uffree.
| Ladies, do not fail to visit Henry
Pappe's grand Easter opening tomor-
row. You will be welcome
| ASK your grocer or market for Brit
tain & Co.'S Anchor pig ham. The
present selection is very fine.
The Harmony Aid Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. H L.
Thorpe. 513 South Third street.
Coffees are cheaper at Culley's. Buy
teas, coffees and spices of him and get
fancy dishes with your purchases
La.iies will find all the correct styles
in tailored made and dress hats. at the
opening Thursday, March "a, Mrs. L.
Tuffree.
Ladies. call tomorrow and have your
measure taken for tailor made suit.
Our salesman will be here all day.
Bene 1ict & Brintnafl.
We have some snaps in real estate
which you should investigate ii in the
market for anything In that line. Will
lam Andrews Company
A carload of poplar lumber has just
been unloaded at the Moore lumber
yard. Almost any thickness and size
may now be had ait reasonable pric-
eS.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. C. A. will be entertained by Mrs
w. j Head and Mrs. David Lennox
tomorrow afternoon at the Head home
7oS West Church street.
We have the best force of paper
hangers and painters In the city. If
We have done your work you know it,
if not. ask your neighbor. Skegg
Wall Paper and Paint Store.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fl,rbush enter
tanned Tuesday evening the boys OF the |
formers Sunday school class of the |
Presbyterian church. Games were play |
ed and Mrs. Furbush served refresh |
mentS.
Thomas Coyne, a section foreman of |
the Iowa Central, left this morning for I
Seaton. ILL.,, where he Will have charge
of an extra gang which Will do repair
work on the Illinois divisions caused |
by the spring thraw.
Henry Floto. of Rhodes. who was en-
paneled on the 1904 grand jury and who
was In the city to report Tuesday for
the March term, returned home Tues
day evening, not having been drawn for
service for this term.
Owing to the manufacturers OF
Globe, Mixed Paint going out Of bust
ness we are closing out that brand at
81 per gallon. Buy now while we
have a good selection of coors. Skegg's
Wall Paper and Paint Store.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the A. o. U.
w hand gave a social and entertain
ment at the rooms of Hope Lodge. No.
pa, over re form hall, Tuesday evening.
The affair was in the nature of ben
eft for the band and was quite large
~ attended by members of the two
lodges.
Spring work will soon begin, and
you need your watch and clock at
tended to so there will be no mistake
In getting up. If your clock does not
keep correct time you will worry, lose
sleep and feel tough all next day. If
you will bring your clock to George
J. Allen, your troubles will be over.
Mrs. Michael Reusch, who has been
in Portland. Ore. for the past seven
arrived home Tuesday. Mrs.
Reuseh has been in the west owing to
her health, having been sufferer
hn az Inn
some time She is greatly improved in
health, and expects to remain in the
city until next fall, when she will prob
ably return to Portland.
The Malta Vita Pure Food Co, OF
Batrae Creek. Mich. has just issued an
attractive catalog in which is shown a
list OF articles that are given away to
users of their famous food, Malta
Vita" Coupons issued in 1903 and 1904
will be redeemed until January l. 1905
They will send catalog ITO any address
for Malta-Vita coupons or cents in
stamps.
Special services, preparatory to COM
munion Sunday, will begin ait the Lis
comb Reformed church Thursday. and
continue Friday and Saturday evenings.
Rev. Clement, OF Union, will preach
Thursday evening; Rev. Bailey, of Con-
rad, Friday: and Rev. Swank Satur-
day. Rev. Flickinger. pastor of the
church, viii have charge of the COM
munion service Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Mosier. of Toolsborough,
Louisa county, who came to the city
few weeks ago on account of the i'll
ness of her daughter, Miss Faith Mos
er went to Marietta Tuesday evening
for O. few days visit with her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Pyle. Miss Mosier.
who came to the city to visit her uncle
Curtis Cleaver. of North Fourth ave-
nue., was taken Ill with an attack of
nervous prostration. Her trouble now
borders on st. Vitus' dance and she has
been moved to the Singleton hospital
for treatment.
General Secretary j. H Fellingham,
tln. pai1road NJ 1,,. ,,al~s,,