Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-20

Latest STYLES i'll 50-cent corsets WI
: be sold Monday for 10 cents at Arcni
! Parker's.
Monday we will sell 50-eent corset
for 10 cents or five for the price o
one. Archie Parker.
j. w. Riley has Just opened his new
bs.th parlors over 26 East Main stree,
Open day and evenings.
DIR. j. j. Ciemmer the Hopkins
block dentist. Office hours to 5. AL
work is absolutely guaranteed.
The Sunday Chicago papers will
have the latest war news. On sale a
8 a. M. c. Deuell's News Depot.
We have some snaps in real estate
which you should investigate if in the
market for anything in that line. Will
lam Andrews Company.
We place on sale Monday twenty.
five pieces of figured curtain Swisses
at 10 cents a yard. Usually sold a,
1ais cents yard. Z. R. Lay.
We have some snaps in real estate
which you should investigate If in the
market for anything in that line. Will
lam Andrews Company.
The Grinnell high school basket ball
team passed thru the city Friday night
OIL its way to Toledo. where 1t met the
team of the Toledo high school last
night.
Billings Chapin Government White
and Tints far surpass ordinary white
lead and oil mixtures and do not soon
need renewing. Dinges & Everist,
agents.
The revival meetings at the Metho-
dist church. which save been in pro-
greSs during the past five weeks, came
to close Friday night. Twenty seven
have entered the church on probation
as a result of the meetings.
Mrs. Coyle. 20s West Main street,
| bought fine assortment of hats from
Marshall Field e. Co.'S retail store.
thereby giving the ladies an opportu-
nifty to choose something stylish and
satisfactory without the tediousness of
a trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Coyle. 20s West Main street, Is
DESTROYS of announcing to the ladies OF
Marshalltown her intention of giving
them the benefit of her long experience
gained as manager OF the retail de-
partment ut Lyman Bros, wholesale
milliners, of Cedar Rapids. Iowa
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A lady free with every 30-cent tick
ct purchased before 6 o'clock at the
odeon Monday evening. The Powell
Portfolio company will open a three
nights engagement. Change of play
each night. with clever specialties be-
tween the acts. Prices 10. 20 and 30
cents.
because OF his service as wnrs,lipful
f. and A. NJ. during the past two years,
the members of the Ma nc organiza-
ton presented Mr.. Anthony c. DAILY
with j handsome ivory gavel and
past mos.er's jewel. Mr.. DAILY retired
as master of the lodge January /.
Miss Josephine Creelman. OF the An
son school. left Friday night for
Charles City, where she will remain
until Monday with her sister. Mrs.
Fred Fisher. Mrs. Fisher and children
expect to come to the city about the
middle of March, to remain until June
1. They will have rooms at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Lane.
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The official weather observation for
Friday shows the maximum tempera-
ture for the twenty-four hours ending
at 7:S0 this morning to have been &c,
q rise OF six degrees over the proceed
Ing day. The minimum was 8 below,
which was the observation at 1880 Fri
day. At 1880 this morning above
was registered
Miss Mary Jean Miller. of this city,
who is n member of the foreign CORE
spondence committee of the Interna-
tional kindergarten Union. has re-
ceived an appointment from New York
TO speak before the joint session Of the
elementary and kindergarten sections
of the National Educational Associa-
ton. at its convention to be held in st.
Louis In June. Miss Miller will repre-
sent Iowa at the session.
Mrs. Coyle has rented the residence
at 203 West Main street. and is fitting
II up for ladies' furnishing parlors.
The first room is the reception room.
opening off OF this is the sales room,
dressmaking and manicure depart
ments. Personally Mrs. Ceyle is a
charming lady. experienced in the art
OF pleasing the public. She hopes to
give the LADIES just what they need to
make them happy. Stylishly made
dresses. up-to-date hats, hosiery. belts,
turnovers. stocks, etc.
J. Scott Calhoun. who for several
years was connected with Ketchum &
Johnston Company OF this city, but
who during recent months has been
representing the Spau,ding Manufac-
turing Company, of Grinnell. on the
road, departed this morning for To-
iedo. O.. 10 accept a position with the
Mdlburn Wagon Company. Mr.. Cal
houn will be manager of the company's
branch house at Memphis. Tenn. With
an official of the company he will
spend several weeks with the branches
at Chattanooga. Nashville and Birin-
ingham, before going to Memphis Mrs.
Calhoun will join her husband in about
three weeks. or as soon as he is per-
manently located.
In the Police Court.
Minnie Boylan. alias Coughnour:
Nellie Wilson. L. Collins and Robert
McKitrick were arrested Friday night |
by Officer Lage. while occupying rooms |