Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-04

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Dr. Janss. surgeon and physician.
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DR.. Sayre. 2O4 East Main street.
Ali this week laces " off. Archie
| Parker.
| If you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
All this week white goods AMI
white waistings 20 per cent off. Ar
chic Parker.
DIR. Cora Williams, specialists, dis
eases of women. Office over the Fidel-
ity Bank New phone GO.
The largest and best line of wood
llnoleum, mating, and furniture in the
city you will find at Marion Cards.
The Political Equality Club will
meet with Mrs. Joseph Holmes, 202
South First avenue. Wednesday even
ing.
See our new crushed kid belts in all
shades. also the latest novelties in
belts. NJ. f. Andrews.
Mrs. e. l.. Gibson. manager of the
Postal Telegram Companys office,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Howe, at Green Mountain.
The Ladies Guild of st. Paul's
church gave an Easter luncheon in the
store room at West Main street Sat
urday afternoon. The ladies realized
net profit Of about S25 by the UNI
Gertal1ing.
Tonight at the odeon, the Powell
Portfolio Company will open weeks
Sake" will be the opening play Pleas
ing repertoire between the acts. Prices
10, 90 and 80 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl B. Wilson,, of
Manson. are the parents of a daugh-
ter. born to them Saturday morning.
Mrs. Wilson will he remembered as
Miss Pearl Milhiser daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. n. r. Milhiser. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Cliff and Mrs.
G.. M. Thatcher of Gearing, who were
in the city Sunday attending the last
services of the United Evangelical
conference. We're entertained during
their stay at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Mcconnell.
A pile OF rubbish, being burned in the
yard Of ]. L.. Carney, got from under
the control Of those watching it, ami
threatened to spread to a fence. The
department. was called shortly before
noon, by a box alarm from 362, corner
Sixth and Main, and the fire was ex-
tinguished without difficulty.
C. T. Moffatt, who has been book
keeper at the Hawkeye store, and who
resigned his position several days ago.
went to Minneapolis Saturday morning
to accept position in the auditing de-
partnent of the Iowa Central. He has
disposed of his residence property on
North Second street, and Mrs. Moffatt
will join him in two or three Ueeks.
The Eclipse Mining and Milling
Company. the Headquarters of which
were recently moved to this city from
Oskaloosa, has filed amended articles
of incorporation with the county re-
cordel.. The articles were originally
The amendment to the articles estab-
fishes the headquarters in Marshall
town.
The members OF Frank NJ Thomas
w. r. c.. No. 9, will hold a gypsie So
cial a.. the east court room this even
ing. Members will appear in costume
and viii entertain the guests by for
tune telling and other ainusements. a
short program will be given and re-
freshnlents served. No admission Is to
be charged. and a general invitation
has been extended to the public.
Mrs Thomas Nolan, of Mason City,
passed thru the city Saturday evening
en- her way. to Oskaloosa, where she
was summoned by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. p. W. Keefe, wife of
Conductor Keefe of the Central. Mrs
Keefe has been i'll for several weeks,
and her present condition is quite crit
ical Mr.. and Mrs. Keefe were former
residents of this city.
We take pride in the meats we sell.
for we know they are the best, and to
satisfy our customers certainly pleases
US. Mr.. Leutennegger personally Sc
lects all the stock for our market ana
having had years Of experience, nat
urally gets the best. We not only have
everything In the meat line, but cheese,
imported sardines, relishes and all the
best. An old lady once coyly, re-
while on morning visit to
neighhor. That air pie looks power
full good, but I could tell better by
tastin on It." That is the way with
our meats, you taste them once and you
will always be our customer. Lieut.
& Co.. South Third Ave.
A horse belonging to Morris Stein
berg. a junk dealer, created some ex-
on West Main street Saturday
afternoon by running away and collid-
Ing with teams. Steiberg's son, a lad
of about years, was in the rig when
the horse stared and held to the reins
until he was dragged over the dash
board. Having nothing else to cling to
he clutched the animals tail in both
hands, while his feet rested on the
Lhills. The vehicle, in it's flight collid-
ed with a rig near First street, tearing
off wheel. and then dashed into the
buggy belonging to William Shearer,
Mrs. Shearer and child,
half block further west. Mrs Shearer
jumped and was unllurt, and the horse
was stopped before 1t could ga farther.
The lad who had stuck to his post, al
though badly frightened, was not injur-