Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-20

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Chamberlain. optician.
Or. Billiard, osteopath. IS East Main
Read our special dress goods lad.
Z. r. Lay.
Lincoln Paint Is absolutely pure
Mcdonald & Mahood Co.
Don't forget the supper at the Meth
odist church Friday evening.
See the window in green. Ske gg'
Wall Paper and Paint Store.
Exclusive new line of street hats
Just arrived, at Nine. Clark's.
Pay your fiat rate water rents nov
and save rs per cent discount.
If you are going to paint this srrin!
see Mcdonald & Manhood Co.
New cut steel buckles and clasps 70
ladies' belts. NJ. F. Andrews
Pay your fiat rate water rents nov
and save 25 per cent discount.
Marie of the Tower Ranch" {
strong story OF western ranch life, A
Liebig's.
Agent ]. r. Harding. of the Chicago
Great Western, was in Des Moines Oh
business Tuesday.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. D
S. Good Grocery Co.
Fresh designs in China silk shirt
waists. Both price and waists guiran-
teed to fit you. Archie Parker.
Our combination gas and coal range
takes only four feet space of the Hitch.
en-. Sehmidt.s Hardware Store.
Now IS the time t,o set water meters
SO as to begin reading them when
your fiat rate payment expire, on
May 1.
Our shirt waists are of the hand
tailored sort that fit right. They cos,
no more than those that do not. Archie
Parker.
A supper given by the Ca tholic
Ladies' Mite Society, in the basement
of St Mary's church Tuesday even
ing. was well patsordzed.
A shipment of the latest effects In
wall paper just received. A few of
them are shown in our window. Skegg's
Wall Paper and Paint Store.
The body Of Thomas Cunningham,
who died at Wood River Neb. arrived
in the city Tuesday afternoon AMI was
later taken to Roland. where /. was
consigned to j. w. Cunningham.
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The parliamentary circle OF the East
ern Star was entertained Tuesday af-
te,noon by Mrs. John Fenner. Mrs.
Mary Bailey MundeH. of Mariett;l, was
the only out Of town guest.
The Ernest Shiuman Company. In
"As You Like It." stops only at four
places in Iowa. Owing to the hard
ships OF a transcontinental tour 1t Will
be impossible to give a matinee 'Satur-
day.
At the Odeon tonight comes ,,ne of
The best melo -drarnas of the season,
The Stain of Guilt" The. plot is sem
the climaxes thrilling, and the
play tells good story All special
is used for each act.
Wanted-You to know that the Mar
shalltown rug factory Is the only fac
tory in town. When you leave your
orders with others you have your work
sent out of town. Call on us at 81
south First avenue. We guarantee all
work. We buy old carpets. Phone.
New. 5s7; old. 664. Mrs. c. r. Steward.
Mrs. Eva Mccoy arrived home Tues
lay evening from Mason City where
she has been for a. week, giving treat
nent to Mrs. Emma Smith Let's, of
Chicago, who IS at the home Of her
brother, DR.. C. P. Smith, at Mason City.
Mrs. Let's is said to be Improving and
8 expected In the city soon for short
,jstt at the home Of her father, Mr..
Delano T. Smith.
Veteran w. Proctor. OF the Soldiers
Home, returned Tuesday evenir g from
Muscatine where he was CALLED three
weeks ago on account of the illness
II his son, Walter. who died shortly
after his father arrived home. Young
Proctor died at the result of typhoid
ever, which the father says has been
aging in Muscatine for severa. weeks.
Mr.. Proctor says that there We're TWEEN
" deaths from typhoid during the
.hree weeks he was at home.
Miss Fora Smith, of Liscolnb, has
accepted position as operator in the
central telephone exchange of the Lis
,omb Telephone Company, succeeding
Miss Clara Bauman, who resigned re-
.ently. Miss Bauman is substituting
1t present, for her sister. Miss Lepha,
Is teacher of the Wheeler school. in the
Bethel neighborhood. Miss Lepha
3auman Is i'll, and has been compelled
o give up her work for time.
Mrs. n. NJ. Taylor. OF Otttlmwa,. q
woman 60 years of age, who is suffering
IN attack Of sciatic rheumatism, was
brought to the city Tuesday evening
" Elder C. F.. Wolf, of the Ottumwa
German Baptist Brethren church, and
rom the station was conveyed to the.
owa German Baptist Brethren Home
or aged people, In Marion township.
Irs. Taylor is the third member to en-
err the home since 1t was opened to