Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-18
George j. Allen. opthalmologis..

Mtudi uouT. ~ .. ICOQ ITOCSIy
Co.
O. ]. Alard, a Gideon of Fort Dodge
Will preach in Reform hall this even
ling.
Boys! Do you want to get an ele-
CANT watch, free? See Sinclair Tea &
Coffee Co.
j French ginghams 33 inches wide for
shirt waists and suits, % cents a yard.
Archie Parker.
Vote for whom yen please, but use
Daisy flour. Mutual Benefit, r. Il.
Waterbury, agent.
Rev. Elijah Brown Jones left for
New Hampton this morning to deliver
a lecture this evening.
Ask your grocer or market for Brit
tain & Co.'S Anchor pig ham. The
present selection is very fine.
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Fresh vegetables of all kinds, and a
full supply of the best meat in the city
at right prices. Jarvis & Kellogg.
| Johnson's and Old English floor wax
for sale, and floors finished right.
skeggs Wall Paper and Paint Store.
An organ recital will be given at the
/ Congregational church Friday, March
%. by Mr.. Kenneth Runkle, of st. Paul,
| MINI.
/ Plenty of dressed chickens at Gull
lley's sanitary market. Order your
mutton, pork or beef roasts for Sunday
| of him.
/ Mrs. David Coulton has ordered of
Krebs Bros, Cedar Rapids a handsome
bronze monument. A T. Lowry, La
/ Mile. agent.
Special in dried fruits at Culley's:
Apricots. nectarines or Muir peaches at
| 10 cents per pound. and many other
good things in this line.
| Joseph H. Egermayer, attorney.
prompt and vigorous attention given to
litigation in any court. Collections.
Over City National bank.
Wanted - To rent modern house,
centrally located. Will lease rignt
property two and one-half years. Ad
dress o. X, imes-Republican.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Greet and Messrs.
Jay Newcomer, Charles Norris ana
Tom Larson, of Eldora, were in the
city Thursday night, to attend the the
alter.
| If you contemplate building do not
fail to submit your lumber and mill
work bills to A. A. Moore. He has the
most complete stock in the city and can
save you money.
| Twenty pounds head rice, 81: "a
pounds prunes 81; % bars Lenox soap
| 81; 10 pounds best peaches, 81; cans
corn. Is cents; 3 cans peas % cents, at
Jarvis & Keliogg's.
f. L. Colwell, of Minneapolis. special
agent of the Iowa Central and M. st.
/ L., spent Thursday and today in the
city looking up matters in connection
with the recent brass theft.
DR.. E. c. Kaufman, Ed Hall, Roy
Carson, Roy Wood and ]. c. Lundy,
OF Union, We're in the city Thursday
night to witness Nat c. Goodwin's
production Of "a Gilded Fool"
| Everything in the wall paper line
| from a pretty paper at 5 cents per roll
up to the finest decorations, such as
you will see al no place in the city but
Skegg's Wall Paper and Paint Store.
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| Are you the fat. jolly. rotund chap
who is looking for the patterns that will
make you look tall and slender and still
! be in good taste. 1t does not matter
how slim your pocket book may be, We
can fit all conditions. Hopkins, the
| popular tailor
| The Delta Chi Sorority. an organiza-
| ton of young ladies, Was entertained
| Thursday evening at dinner given
| by Miss Bess Ketchum. A theater party
to witness "A Guided Fool'' followed.
| The next meeting will be with Miss
Lola Putzel.
| A silent alarm at o'clock Thursday
right called the central station crew to
the Rupert meat market. 90 North Cen
ter, to extinguish small blazs
| by the boiler in the basement. The
heat from the boiler had ignited the
floor underneath. 1t was easily extin-
guished with the chemicals before any
material damage had been done.
Mr.. o. p. Benson, of Geneva, q
member of the board Of supervisors oe
Franklin county, spent Thursday IN
! the city looking after business mat
tiers. He was accompanied by But
Ter Throssel, of Sheffield, a former
Franklin county supervisor, and well
known over the state In racing circles
as the former owner of the celebrated
Bob Fitzsimmons" Mr. Benson re-
| turned to his hoem Thursday evening
and Mr.. Throssel went to Cedar Rapids
for a brief stay on business.
| The annual round table meeting of
central Iowa superdntendents and prin-
Icipals will be held at Alnes beginning
this evening, and continuing over Sat-
urday. Ellis U. Graft, principal of the
high school of this city, is chairman of
! the round table, by virtue of his office
as president of the Central Iowa Teach
ers' Association The executive COM
mittee is composed of l.. B. Carlisle, Su-
perintendent of the Nevada schools;
&c. r. Scroggie, superintendent of the
! Ames schools, and Miss Agnes J. Rob-
| ertson county superintendent of Cher
okee. Mr.. Graft goes to A~nes this ev-
ening to attend the sessions. Super
intendent Crane will be present tomor-
row, going to Ames from Eldora, where
he delivers a lecture on history on the
library course. Ernest Thompson
! Seton delivers two lectures at Iowa