Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
THE CITY IN BRIEF


Mr.. j. f. Meeker was In Toledo on
business Friday.
Tailor-made suits as low as 1915
each. Z. r. Lay.
Corset covers of muslin finished
seams at cents. Archie Parker.
Fresh eggs Ia cents per dozen at tn,
Hawkeye store Saturday, to 3 p. m
Cronk Bros. sell the Alaska" refrig-
orator. at 80 East Main. Both phones
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Corset covers cents to 81, Monday
Tuesday and "Wednesday. Archie Par
ker.
DR.. Clemmsr, the Hopkins block dem
list. Phone. new 335. Evenings by
appointment.
Lincoln paint is absolutely pure
Guaranteed by the Mcdonald & Ma
hood Company.
To close them out quickly we Offer
every tailor-made suit in the store al
just half price. E. r. Lay.
Commence today taking distilled
water ice. Both phones 436. Iowa Ar
tificial Ice and Refrigerating Co.
Handsome tucked white petticoats
lace trimmed. wide India linen flounce
Is cents ;others at 90 cents. Archie
Parker.
No reservation. no prices marked In
characters, everything marked in piair
figures. at our half-price suit sale. b
r. Lay.
Distilled water ice 35 cents per hum
bred delivered in anypart of the city.
Both phones, 436. Iowa Artificial Ice
and Refrigerating Co.
Never before have you bought muslin
so cheap as at our manufacturers sale
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
next. Archie Parker.
We are showing a fine line in the
latest shapes and patterns of English
and American dinner and toilet ware
T. s. Good Grocery Company.
Rev W. h Scott was in Minerva
Friday night. where he delivered his
lecture on the Mammoth Cave" under
he auspices Of the Epworth League OF
that place.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Guild OF ST. Paul's church will be held
1t the home of Mrs. A. H. Simon, 212
North Third street, Monday afternoon
IL 2:30 o'c.ock.
The new stripes, checks and plaids
that were placed on display at our tar
ioring emporium this week are the lat
est creations, and make a hobby suit.
We can please. you. Tony Psenicka-
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Exorbitant prices not tackled on In
our great reduction sak of ladies' suits.
We have a lady expert filter in the de-
partment TO make necessary alterations
without extra charge. NJ. +. Andrews.
A dispatch from Sioux City today
announces the somewhat sensational
marriage of Rev. j. c. Lemon. pastor
Vt the Christian church of Eldora. Rev.
Lemon is a brother Of Rev. +. Hey
Lemon, of this city.
\ The Country Club hack IL now maxi
ing regular trips TO the grounds. Start
ing from Abbott & Sons store, 1t will
stop en- route at the Pilgrim Hotel at II
a. m. and 8: 80 p. m. Sundays and at 2
md 4: 80 b. m, on week days.
Herbert Fisher young farmer liv-
ing two miles north of st. Anthony. Is
quite Iii of pneumonia Mr.. Fisher is a
son of E. W. Fisher, who lives on the
George A. Turner farm, two and one
half miles north of ST. Anthony.
The handsome team OF blacks belong
Ing to George Gregory INDUCED in a
spirited runaway up South Third ave-
nue. this morning, which fortunately re-
suited in no damage being done to eth
err the team or wagon. They We're stop
ped at Linn street.
Marshall "Grays'' VS.. Des Moine:
Unions Sunday May 1st This vii
be good warm game from start t.
finish. This is the team that put W
the eleven winning games last sum
mer with the "Maroons." Game callcf
at $780, Admission rs cents.
Mr.. M. C. Healion, OF San Diego. Cal.
former resident Of Marshalltown, and
| for many years connected with the
Iowa Central, arrived in the city this
morning from the west. Ms. Healion
spent the day here with friends, and
will leave tonight for ST. Paul. where
| he will remain for a short time on bust
| ness.
George A. Gregory, who has beer
acting as temporary manager of thu
Dunno eating house at the union sta
ton, went to Mason City Friday night
to take charge of the Dunhe place o
business In that city. Miss Gussi'
Sehlicht will be in charge here unit
the return Of Manager H. M. Edinger
who is In West Stroudsburg, Pa. on {
vacation.
! The Fifty-third regiment band has
Uniformed the committee on general ar
| rangeanents for the labor convention
1 that it will furnish the music for the
public meeting 10 be held at the Odeor
| Wednesday evening Governor Cum
MINIS. who has been invited to deliver
1 an address at the open meeting. has
not replied to the committee as yet, 81
| it ds not known whether he will bt
able to be present or not.
| Brigadier and Mrs Cousins, OF Oma
| ha. officers in charge of the Salvation
Army work in Iowa and Nebraska
arrived In the city this afternoon an
will remain over Sunday, CONDUCTING
lheld this evening In the local barrack
at o'clock. Sunday morning, meet
ling will be held at Soldiers Home, an,
lat o'clock union meeting of church
les and missions will be conducted a