Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-01


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THE CITY IN BRIEF
George J. Allen. opthalmologist.
VIM. Rattin. per cent farm loans.
DIR. Bullard, osteopath, % East Main
DIR. Burkart, osteopath, 800 Yves
Main.
Ladies, visit the store where qualit
counts. At Pappe'.s
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If you like good bread buy Col
Medal flour. II. s. Good Grocer
Co.
Look in at our show window and Sc
ths. new styles in millinery. d.
Sizer, West Main.
If you desire flrst-clas steel rang
at price that is right look over tn
line at Bulloek's Hardware Store
The Willing Workers Club will NEE
Wednesday afternoon at - 80 with Mrs
NJ. G. Duncan, 202R South First ave
nue..
Miss Bridget Dunn, of ST. Anthony
who has BEEN suffering from an attacl
of qulnsy for several weeks is conva
descent.
Ladies, those beautiful new sprin
coats for only SIS must be seen to b
appreciated. Step in and look at then
AT Pappe's.
Our trimmer has arrived from Chi
ca go, and we are ready to show yol
all the latest ard prettiest conceits fl
millinery. D. E. Sizer, West main.
Ladies, our first showing of ney
styles in spring suits is ready for you
inspection. 1t will be pleasure t,
show them to you. At pappe's.
Miss Helen F'enner, of the Ansor
school is confined to her home on ac.
count OF illness Miss Fenner is sui.
fering an attack of the grippe.
Why does the volume OF watch worl
at Hellberg's keep increasing even II
dull seasons? r is the kind of thor.
ough work Hellberg does that causes 1t
Mr.. William Van Meter, a farmer
living one-half mile east of st. An
tllony. who has been quite seriously dll
with an attack of quinsy, is recovering
slowly.
A social dance win be given in the
A.. O. Z. Wall hall. corner First avenue
and Church street, on Wednesday
evening, March 9 Tickets so cents
Holm's orchestra.
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Walter H. Wilson is a candidate fol-
constable at the republican primary
March s. Mr.. Wilson has held the Of
fee before and is said to have given
good satisfaction.
Jacob Meyer, hardware merchant
or st. Anthony. who bought, last Oc-
tober. the farm OF DIR. f. w. jay, adj
joining st. Anthony on the east, took
possession of The land today.
Former Agent H. A. Stevenson, OF
the Central, at Eldora, passed thru the
city this morning on his way to Wa
terloo where he has accepted a posi-
Great Western.
March has come in like a lamb and
and the question is will it depart the
same way. 1t is inanaterial, however.
as spring Is here and with il house
cleaning time, which also means new
furniture. We have the latest and
newest things in furniture and invite
your inspection. D. c. Wilbur.
The Delta Chi Sorority, which was
recently organized at meeting held
with Miss Birdsall, met Monday even
ing with Misses Peryle and Florence
Harris. The guests met in the after
noon and remained to dinner, which
was served at o'clock. The evening
hours were spent socially The decor
atoms of the Harris home We're in pur-
pie and gold, the clubs colors. The
next meeting will be held with Miss
Emma Woodbury..
Peter Robinson, we'll known resi-
dent of ST. Anthony, left the city Mon
day night for Armour, S. D., where
he will make his future home. He was
by his daughters, Nettie
and Bessie, and son-in-law. Mr.. Carr
Shearer. Mrs. Robinson and the
younger children and Mrs. Shearer
will leave for Armour in about a
week. Mr.. Robinson has purchased q
large farm near Armour, and will look
after the property personally.
"A few OF the young lady friends Of
Miss Carrie Ely, who is to be married
Wednesday evening to MI George
Young, of Waterloo. rendered her a
china shower Monday evening. The
will be very quiet affair,
no invitations having been issued.
Miss Ely is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Ely, of 107 South
First avenue. Until quite recently Mr..
Young has been in the employ of w. II.
Burrows, but is now working in Wat
arloo.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Jay. of st. An
thony, spent Monday in the city, COM
Ing to be with DR.. Jays parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Samuel Jay, of Albion, who
left this morning with the PembeT,ton
party for Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Jay, of Albion, We're also In the city to
see Rev. and Mrs Jay before they left.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Diliey. of Conrad.
who have been visiting with Mrs.
Dflley's mother, Mrs. Clarkson Pember-
ton, at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Jay,
the latter to the city
Monday, Mrs. Clarkson Pemberton
being one of the party.
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The regular meeting of the Women's
Club will be held Wednesday afternoon
N the clubs parlors, under the direc-
ion of the home aud education depart