Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-17

and sour pickles. Reynolds & Shei
don.
Wanted Position in millinery stor
] by AL preparer. Davis Pharmac,
Finkle Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A., Cattell, of so
North First street. are parents of
ten pound daughter.
Have you seen those large rugs am
the new linoleums at Cards? The lat
est at the lowest prices.
Nearly all of the blankets and com
fortables are gone. a few left at abou
one half price at the Hawkeye Store.
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Money to loan on farms. Close loan.
promptly. Lowest rate of interest
Marshall County Abstract & Loan Co
All voters living west of Ninth street
new Sixth ward. must register for tn,
city election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Van Drasko
Went to Oskaloosa this morning to at
tend the conductors annual ball. which
will be held this evening.
The teachers of the jefferson schools
VIII visit this city next week, spending
Thursday and Friday in inspecting tne
work of the public schools.
Joseph H. Egermayer, attorney
prompt and vigorous attention given to
litigation in any court. Collections.
Over City National bank.
/ II you have moved from ona ward &c
another since the last general election
| 1t will be necessary for you to register
/ IL you are to vote at the city election
| If you did not vote at the last gen.
eral election it will be necessary for
you to register, providing you care to
participate in the city election on
March IS.
Mr.. S. A. Rouse, Of Chicago, pro-
prietor of Rouse's Hog Remedy Com
pany, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening and will remain for a few
days on business.
Dr. r. V. Sweet. formerly assistant
surgeon at the Soldiers Home, who is
now practicing at Clarion. arrived III
the city this morning and spent the
day with friends at the Home.
| One of the most complete stocks of
| millwork ever carried in Iowa can be
found in A. A. Moore's warehouse.
Everything for the interior of house
on hand and ready for delivery. Odd
work on short motive.
Do you know that we carry the
largest line in Iowa in really popular
priced suits? If you are a young man
of slim build and slender pocketboox.
you should see US at once--we have
something for you. Hopkins the pop
ular tailor.
Mr.. C. b. Turner, landlord of the
Steamboat Rock hotel, spent Wednes-
day in the city. accompanying this
far his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Turner
viii live with their daughter Mrs
]. d. Daniels, whose husband recently
purchased large fruit farm near AL
hion.
Hilda Rigg was very pleasantly sur
prised Wednesday by number OF her
little friends at the beautiful country
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
b. Rigg, three miles southeast of the
city. The occasion was the Sth an-
niversary of the little hostess birth.
An elaborate four-course luncheon was
served by Mrs. Rigg, assisted by her
daughter. Miss Elva.
Hog receipts at the packing house of
Britain & Co. continue light, owing TO
the bad weather. But one load came
in Wednesday, shipped from Liscomb
signment numbered seventy-five head,
averaging 240. With the receipts from
farmers In wagonload lots 200 head
were received at the yards Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Shove. OF South Sew
enth street, entertained a few friends
at a st. Patrieks eve party Wednesday
evening at her home. Dancing was
the principal amusement of the even
ing, and refreshments We're served later
by the hostess Miss Shove's guests
were Misses Grace Mason. Jessie
Young, Bertha Rowen Anna Todd. Ma
bel and Maude Johnson, Mabel Fred
land, Stella Crombie, Margaret Kunkel
and Gertrude Strand.
Mrs. Fred Fisher and children. OF
Charles City, arrived in the city on
Wednesday evening, and will make
their home in this city until the first
of June, and possibly longer. They
have taken apartments at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lane, Mr.. Fisher
who is connected with the loan depart
ment OF the Northwestern Mutual
Life Des Moines accompanied his
family to the city. Mrs. Fisher is a
sister of Miss Josephine Creelman, or
the Arson school.
Mrs. T. ]. Fletcher. president of the
Iowa Federation of Womenis Clubs,
will leave Monday for Ida Grove, 20 be
present at meeting of the executive
board of the federation and the Elev-
enth district federation convention.
Mrs. c. C. Moorehead Eleventh dis
trict chairman, will act as hostess to
the ladies, and Will entertain the Off
GERS of the federation at dinner Mon
day evening. The board meeting will
follow, at the Moorehead home, Mon
day evening. and the district meeting
will take place Tuesday. Mrs. C. c.
I.oomis, of Cedar Rapids, state jour-
nalist of the federation, viii join Mrs.
Fletcher here and accompany her ia
Ida Grove.
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