Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-21

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| Dr.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
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DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main
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| Easter cards and novelties at Lie
| big's.
| A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Telephones, new 115 or 2o4
The finest stock of wall paper il
eastern Iowa at Simmons book store
| See our great value in black silk pet
ticoats Tuesday at $3.50 each. e. r
Lay.
| Money to loan on real estate. Term:
reasonable. A. NJ. Hanson, LeGrand
Iowa.
Wall paper; newest designs, largest
stock, lowest prices, best paper hang
ers at Simmons book store.
ASK your grocer or market for Brit
tain & Co.'S Anchor pig ham. Th'
present selection is very fine.
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The Fifty-third infantry band ladies
will meet with Miss Kate Estel. 81.
| North Third street, tomorrow after
noon.
The best of garden seeds, two pack
ages for five cents. Sweet peas, fall
and dwarf nasturtiums seed in bulk al
Culley's.
Representative b. #. Cummings, who
L en- Co nd IN, he x.ifx
at home. returned to Des Moines Sun.
day evening.
County Bridge Superintendent j. I
Jackson was in the Ferguson neighbor.
hood today inspecting the county
bridges in that section.
We have some snaps in real estate
| which you should investigate II in the
| market for anything in that line. Viii
lam Andrews Company.
Joseph H. Egermayer. attorney,
prompt and vigorous attention given to
litigation in any court. Collections.
Over City National bank.
Soup time. Rice at cents or 3
pounds for Is cents or 10 cents straight.
Pearl Barley 5 cents per pound ana
fresh soup bones at Cuiley's.
Upper thirds, panel effects and
some new ideas in stripes are among
the wall paper novelties shown at
skegg's wall paper and paint store.
Judge j. r. Whitaker Of Boone
passed thru the city this morning on
his way to Eldora to begin the March
term OF the Hardin county district
court.
Ladies, such an elaborate array CT
clever creations as Henry Pappe will
show on his opening days, Wednesday
Marshalltown. You are cordially In
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. waldmann. Of
sos North Third street, entertained very
informally about dozen of their
friends at their home Saturday evening.
Cards furnished amusement for the
evening.
Miss Cannon returns tomorrow.
Tuesday, from Chicago where she has
been attending the Dressnakers' Con-
vention. Only goods purchased at the
Hawkeye store will be made up by
Miss Cannon.
Thomas Triplett, who has been en-
ployed as a barber for G. F.. Schoenhut,
for several months has accepted po
sition with the Sinclair Tea and Coffee
Company. beginning April 1. Mr.. Trip
lett will have charge of Iowa territory.
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Mart in rf1ff xaf lrno nd
beck, emigrants from Stavanger, Nor
way, arrived from Ellis Island, N Y,
Sunday, and will make their homes at
Quarry, where they will enter the en-
ploy of the LeGrand Quarry Com
pany.
Rev. G. e. Luck, of Fall River, Mass,
has been employed by the trustees of
the Christian church, LeGrand, as tenn
porary pastor, to succeed Rev. r. H.
River. Rev. Peters has been pastor of
the LeGrand church for the past five
Rev. Luck's stay in LeGrand
will be indefinite.
The maximum temperature for Sat
urday was 81, a rise of eight degrees
over the preceding twenty-four hours.
The minimum for the day was %, a fall
cf seven degrees. Sundays maximum
was AZ, and the minimum %. AT 1880
this morning 81 was registered, six de-
grees higher than the corresponding
hour Sunday. The precipitation in the
rain of Sunday and this morning, for
the twenty four hours ending at 1880.
was IS of an inch. The first thunder
shower of the spring occurred this
morning.
A horse belonging to William Reed,
a farmer, made things pretty lively on
Main street Saturday afternoon, and
before it was stopped in it's mad flight
quite a little damage had been done.
The animal became frightened or,
South First avenue, where produce was
being unloaded at the Culley store.
Eggs were strewn in the wake of the
frightened horse, which made a dash
for the sidewalk, crowded with people.
Narrowly missing going thru the plate
glass window of the Mcdonald g. Ma.
hood Company. the horse ran west
along the sidewalk, struck bicycle
belonging to John Jacobson and utter
ly demolished it, and scattered people
light and left. The horse took the
street again for a short distance, and
once more made for the sigewalk, run
ming into a display of goods In front of
the Temple of Economy. A few dishes
were broken, but the damage was