Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-22

easy. Archie Parker.
One hundred piece dinner set, giver
away at Davis Pharmacy.
Five hundred pounds of prunes t.
go at 40 pounds for one dollar. Idso
The Ladies Reading Club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary BATHS
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet at reform hall Friday afternoon
/ at AIS.
/ The Mccall magazine costs but Sc
cents year, with one pattern free
1 Archie Parker.
Millinery opening Wednesday at Miss
Gilmore's with the Nettie Ingledue
Co, 16 East Main street.
Ladies, you are specially invited to
attend Henry Pappe's grand Easter
opening tomorrow and Thursday.
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/ Just received by this mornings ex-
press, new suits, jackets and craven
cite coats. Benedict & Brintnall.
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| Under the auspices Of the Ladies Aid
| Society an organ recital will be given
Friday night at the Congregational
church. Tickets % cents
| Now Is the time to get your mattings,
carpets, linoleums and window shades.
Our spring stock is all in and we have
the latest and best. Call in at D. c,
| Wilbur's and look around.
| Largest and best stock of wall paper
| in the city. Fine line to select from.
Our men are mechanics and we guar
antee all work done by us. Dinges &
Eyerist, 2051a West Main.
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Will v. Tufford, formerly of Clinton,
who recently purchased an interest in
the Mason City Times Herald, passed
thru the city this morning on his way
to Des Moines on business.
All the newest creations in ladies'
tailor made suits. skirts and spring
wraps will be shown at Henry Pappe's
grand Easter opening tomorrow and
Thursday. You are invited.
DR.. Wilson, the successful eye and
ear specialist. is daily found in his old
office. No. IL West Main street, the
same IS twenty years ago when
he arrived with his only property, his
valise. :.
Mrs. w. H. Burrows and children
returned Monday evening for Belle
Plaine where they We're called few
days ago to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Burrows brother-tn-law, the late DR..
e. p. Noble.
Mr. and Mrs. John Girard and chill
dren, of Corning, arrived in the city
today to make their home here. Mr..
Girard takes position with the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, as collec-
tor and salesman.
Mrs. H. V. Gehan, of ST Louis who
was called to the city two weeks ago
owing to the illness of her mother Mrs
Julia Epson, left for her home Monday
evening. Mrs. Upson who was i'll of
grippe. is again we'll
Hear the organ recital at the Con-
gregational church Friday night by Mr.
Kenneth Rumble assisted by Mr.. M. T.
Skrydstrup, Miss Peryle Harris, Mrs.
i. L. Meeker and the High School Glee
Club. Tickets rs cents.
Forty-five was the maximum tenn
perature for Monday, rise of three
degrees over the preceding twenty
four hours. The minimum was SO, a
rise of five degrees. AT Z: 80 this morn
ing "a was registered, fall Of three
degrees.
Our stores are full of new and up
to-date merchandise for Easter shop
pers. Attend Miss Gilmores millinery
opening tomorrow In the rear of our
G M n foil ~, ;v,
shoe department and see those new
Oxfords and boots we have just re-
ceiyed. Nettie 1ngledue & Co.; Ingle-
due & Young.
c. II. Hull. c. j. Lander and c. p.
Cook departed early this morning for
Lost Island, to join the other Marshall
town MEN who are already on the IA
nous duck ground. The length OF
their stay will depend entirely upon
the fight of the birds. A telegram re-
ceived from the shack announces that
the flight is on.
Mr.. Kenneth Runkle, Of ST. Paul. who
Is to give an organ recital at the Com
gregational church Friday night, will
be assisted by Mr.. NJ. 4. Skrydstrup.
tenor, Mrs. Il. l.. Meeker, soprano, Miss
Peryle Harris, reader and the Girls
High School Glee Club. Tickets rs
cents On sale at b. A. Moigans. e. r.
Lays and Marshalltown State Bank.
'"The Fatal Wedding is the attrac-
ton at the Odeon tonight This play
is one of the strongest. cleanest and
most thrilling meio-dramas of the
stage. The scenic effects are especial
ly elaborate. The great climax of the
play occurs in Grace church, New York
City, while a wedding Is in progress.
The prices are 25, IS, 80 and Is cents.
Mr. and Mrs. John PreSnall and child
rem returned Monday evening from
Albion, where they We're called Satur-
day owing to the death of Mr.. Pres
nails father. D. w. Presnall. Messrs.
Thomas Collins w p Maulsby and F.
II. Houghton, of this city. We're also in
at the funeral of Mr.. Pres
nall, which was held Sunday. The SER
vices were largely attended. Messrs.
Charles Thomas, Frank Humlong, r.
r. Tabor, P. F. Shafer, John Lamb and
J. j. Whitacre acted as pail bearers.
William M. Kuhns and e. M. Wiltce.
two Iowa Central brakemen of this |
city, who were discharged by former
Trainmaster Frank Snyder, for desert
ing their train, We're reinstated in the
extra chain gang" Monday. The mat
ter of their discharge was taken |