Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-22
THE CITY IN BRIEF

DR. Janss. surgeon and physician
| VIM. Battin, per cent farm loans
Sweet potatoes. is. S. Good Grocer,
Company.
A. A. Moore is making special price.
on shingles.
Children's Buster Brown belts a
NJ. f. Andrews.
Japanese jewel boxes given away al
Sinclair's Saturday
| Pay your fiat rate water rents now
and save % per cent discount.
Telephone your orders for fish. We
have them fresh. ]. A. Awde.
Pay your fat rate water rents now
and save Is per cent discount.
Senour's floor paint dries hard in one
night. Skegg's Wall Paper and Paint
Store.
Remember that we are showing The
largest line of waistings In the city
Archie Parker.
BE sure and get pretty Japanese
Jewel box with any size purchase a,
Sdnclairs tomorrow.
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Mrs. Coyle is agent for Charles A.
Stevins and is showing nobby line OF
spring suits and wraps.
| Archie Parkers store is hessdquar
tiers for graduation gowns. Prices the
lowest; quality the highest
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James Dunno of Chicago, proprietor
OF the union station lunch room, was
in the city today on business.
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The Devoe paints are the best on
the market. Expert painters will tell
you SO. We sell Deyoe. C. j. Lander
Now is the tint, to set water meters
SO as to begin reading them when
your fiat rate payment expires on
May /.
Radishes, lettuce. onions, tomatoes
oranges, bananas, Strawberries and a
full line Of staple and fancy groceries
at Jarvis & Kellogg's.
Lees Lice Killer kills lice on poultry
and stock. Lees Insect Powder de-
stroy's lice and mites on small chicks.
E. E. Benedict & Co.
III
Our large and choice selections OF
blue serges. In all the new shades and
weayes. SO popular this season and at
a popular price. Hopkins, the. popular
tailor.
Mr.. NJ. K. Buck, Of Rhodes, one Of the
prominent farmers and cattle breeders
of Eden township. was in the city to-
day, coming to attend THE meeting OF
meat producers.
Mr.. Elmer Fl. Clifford, financial agent
of Penn College, Oskaloosa, arrived in
the city Thursday evening, from New
Providence. WHARF he has been for
several days in the Interests OF his
school. Mr.. Clifford spent the day here
looking after business matters.
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Articles of adoption have been filed
wish County Recorder Evans in which
Mrs. Nina El1eay delivers to the care
and custody of Mr.. and Mrs. John AK,
312 South Fourth avenue. her 5-weeks-
old son. John, vino will hereafter be
known as John AK. This is one OF the
babes for which Humane OFFICER Liebig
found a home.
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w. K. Williams. OF Columbus O..
the attorney employed by Rav. w r.
Nickerson, who is In Jail here on a
charge OF ENLIGHTENMENT, arrived in the
city this morning and was closeted
during the greater part OF the day
with his client 1t is supposed the at
torney will make every effor. to secure
bonds for the prisoner.
The funeral of George l. Van Pelt,
president and manager of the State
Center Telephone Company, was large
" attended Thursday afternoon from
the State Center Presbyterian church.
Rev. A. q. Kis,.r, pastor OF the church,
had charge OF the services. The in
terment was with ritualistiG honors Of
the Knights Of Pythias.
The special train on the Chicago
Great Western viii leave this city on
Sunday morning. April "a, at o'clock.
for Oelwein. The occasion is the ini-
tiation Of Forssters and the excursion
is open to the general public. Base
ball and other amusements. Tickets
s1.75 for the round trip. and on sale
at LaShelle q Cooks west end store.
Lamb Bros and Dietrich's cigar stores
and any member OF, the local court
&c.
Frank Norton, formerly an Iowa Cen
trail operator Of this city, and later
agent at Albion, was in the city this
morning, being, on his way from Grim
nell, where he visited Thursday, to Al
bion, where he spent the day Mr.. Nor
ton is now a. dispatcher for the Great
Northern, at the division headquarters,
at Breckenridge, MINI. Mrs. Norton is
with relatives in Spencer where Mr..
Norton will join her Sunday before re-
turning home.
Conductor George Alexander, OF the
Central, who was injured last winter
in wreck on school house HILL" when
No SO crashed into the rear of No. 90,
was able to leave his home, Abba, for
the first time, Thursday. Mr. Alexan-
der, accompanied by his wife, went to
Oskaloosa to spend the day Mr.. Alex
ander is far from we'll, even yet, and
suffers from his injured back. the top
of the cahoose having struck the con-
ductor' and knocked him thru the
right-of-way- fence.
Conductor S. Chapman, OF the
Iowa Central, who has been off duty
since Monday, resumed his run south
on No. this morning. Conductor
Webb, Of Oskaloosa, who has been sub
stituting the Marshalltown Peoria run,
during Mr. Chapma11's absance re-