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

Call at Davis Pharmacy and exam
line that elegant dinner set we propose
to give you, free of all charges.
| Ladies will find all the correct styles
in tailored made and dress hats, at the
opening Thursday, March "a. Mrs. l..
Tuffree.
Tomorrow you can buy from US
Is inch percales in light, medium and
dark styles at cents. Actual value
cents. T. r. Lay.
/ When you are out looking for a suit
or Easter jacket for yourself or chill
dren, just step in and see a swell line
lat Benedict & Brintnalls.
| Mrs. DeWolf kiser, the slate writing
medium, is located for a few days at
7o4 East Main street, where she may
be seen at the Bentley home.
! Our new spring stock is here and we
have anything you want at prices that
are right You are guaranteed your
moneys worth at ID. G. Wilbur's.
! The spring styles this season em-
brace many new combinations of colors
and effects. We shall be pleased to
show our line to you and give you our
prices. Hopkins, the popular tailor.
Jerome King a well-l1nown veteran
of the Iowa Soldiers Home, who has
been spending Il six months furlough
with his family in Chicago. arrived
home Saturday evening. Mr. King was
accompanied by his son.
The Political Equality Club win meet
with DR.. Pauline !. Myers Townsend,
205 South Center street, Wednesday
afternoon. MISS Hattie Dickson will
read a report of the national conven-
'tdon held in Washington, d. C.
The funeral of Mrs. c. C. Randall, OF
LaMoflle, who died Monday morning,
will be held Wednesday morning at II
o'clock at the LaMoilla Congregational
church. The funeral was originally an
nounced for this morning The inter-
ment viii be in the Marietta cemetery.
District Passenger Agent George NJ.
Martin, of the Central, who was taken
to his home about a week ago. after un-
dergoing an operation for appendicitis,
continues to improve slowly. He Is able
to be out little, but does not expect
to be able to resume his work for sew
eral weeks.
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While attending Miss Gilmore's mill
linery opening tomorrow at the rear of
our store stop and inspect the many
Easter novelties In dress goods laces.
embroideries. etc. Step into our shoe
department and see the new spring
Oxfords and boots WI. are displaying
Nettie Ingledue & Co.; Ingledue s
Young.
John NJ. Hughes will leave this even
ing for Kolona, Washington county,
to attend sale of blooded cattle Mr..
Hughes has been employed By Frank
Rockefeller, of Cleveland, O.. to pur-
chase shorthorn cattle for his ranch
near Belvidere, Kas. Mr.. Rockefeller
is a brother of the Standard OIL mag
nate, and is an extensive breeder of
fancy cattle.
The members of Frank NJ. Thomas
w. r. c. No. 9 win meet Friday after
noon and for the first time in over two
years will occupy quarters in the east
court room, Jointly with the G. A. r.
Two years ago last fiM the corps took
rooms in the German Odd Fellows hall,
but have again decided to occupy the
court room, which is the headquarters
for the grand army.
The Shenandoah Sentinel, in speak
ing of the marriage of Mr.. Alva Miller,
OF Norwich, to Miss Lucia Andrews, of
this city. says "Aly,a Miller and Miss
Luella Andrews Were married at Mar |
shalltown on Wednesday. March 16. We
are not acquainted with the bride but |
the bridegroom we have known from |
childhood and know his choice will De |
all right. Alva's friends will all join
us in congratulations for their future |
happiness and will give Mrs. Miller a |
hearty welcome among u.s.