Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-17

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Embroidered silk tissues Dainty eff.
fects for shirt waist suits. Archie Par.
ker.
Dressed chickens, young veal and a,
extra quality of beef at Culley's mea
market
DIR. Cora Williams, specialist. Dis.
eases of women. Office over the Fidal.
ity Bank.
New goods arriving daily, carpets
1inoleun, rugs and all kinds of furni.
ture. d. C. Wilbur.
War maps, just issued. needed by al
readers. Only cents, mailed for
cents. c. Deueli's News Depot.
We have some snaps In real estate
| which you should investigate If in the
market for anything in that line. VIII.
lam Andrews Company.
G. A Jones has moved his stock VI
kodak supplies from 1872 West Main IL
los East Main street, where you vii
| find Il complete stock OF goods.
Superintendent j. A. Davis ans
Trainmaster Frank Snyder. of the Cen.
trail, were in the city today lookinl
after matters of company business.
AT special meeting of the board OF
| regents of the State University of Iowa,
held Tuesday, the degree OF bachelor OF
science was conferred upon Carl Volney
Kent. of this city.
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The Baltimore fire wildly illustrated
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Only 10 cents. Mailed for 12 cents,
They are going like hot cakes. C. Deu-
ellis News Depot, opposite postoffice.
Culley has dried apples, blackberries
apricots nectarines. prunes, pittsd
pluns. peaches raspberries raisins
seedless and seeded, and currants.
Prices the lowest. Assortment the larg-
est Of any dealers in the city.
For Sale-Lot 75xlS0. south side OF
West Main street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. 5000 cash: also
two-stor-y. seven room house on South
Fifth street. $1,000. One-half cash,
balance time. See Jos. II. Egermayer,
attorney.
The revival meetings at the Metho-
dist church are progressing most sat
isfactorily, and are increasing In inter-
est nightly. The meetings will con-
itinue all or this week. and perhaps all
of next. A large number OF CONVEX
sions has resulted.
The maximum temperature for Tues
day was Is. rise of nine degrees over
that of the preceding day. The mini
mum, reached the time Mondays obser-
walton was taken. at 1880 Tuesday
morning, was 10 below. AT 1880 this
morning 5 was registered.
Cards issued by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fogg, of Peoria, H., announce
the marriage of their daughter, Lucia,
to Mr.. Elmo d. Carey, which was cele-
brated at their home. 40 johnson
street, on Wednesday. February 10. The
at home card reads after March / at
40 johnson street, Peoria. III.
George r. Estabrook. Fifth district
republican committeeman. went to Des
MONIES Tuesday night to attend the
meeting OF the state committee, held
today. for the purpose OF naming the
time and date Of the republican state
convention. Ex-senator John B.
Classen, of Green Mountain also went
to Des Moines Tuesday night.
New waistings. Archie Parker.
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Members of the Ben Hur Aid Society
Joined in surprise upon Mrs. Burt
Palmer. mt her home on West Railroad
street. Monday evening. The affair was
planned because of the fact that Mrs.
Palmer is to leave the city next week,
moving TO Missouri. Refreshments
We're served during the evening. Mrs.
Palmer was presented with tea set
by the society.
Watstings from 12a cents up. Ar
chic Parker.
Leaking fiues in the boiler OF the
heating apparatus OF the union eta
tion Tuesday caused the passengers
who were waiting for the evening
trains TO shiver with the cold. They
stamped about the floor. or walked
back and forth in an effort to keep
from becoming chilled thru. About
O'clock the damage was repaired and
the steam again turned on.
We mail samples OF waistings to out
Of town customers Archie Parker.
Mrs. H. H. Nichols was hostess Tues
day afternoon TO about sixty five of her
lady friends at a carnation party and
! O'clock luncheon. The roms and tables
were decorated with carnations. The
prizes In a guessing game which were
won by Mrs. ] B. Simons. Mrs. j. II.
Egerinayer and Mrs. Minnie Payne