Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-24

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Hawkeye.
New goods are arriving each day
J r. w Chamberlain.
; Business mems lunch, everything il
season, at Sundelfs Cafe
Buy government inspected meats
they are good. Hawkeye.
If you like good bread buy Gold Media
flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
The best table beer is Val Blatz Pri
waite Stock. Sold by Charles Deter.
ich.
Best garden seeds, half price, tw'
papers for cents. Temple of Econ
omy.
Spring style Misses and children's
shoes, the very best, at Geo. Trautman1
s. Co.
Salmon steaks. fresh white cod, pike
trout, pan fish, and Holsters at Hawk
eye Meat Market.
Wanted To buy good second
!, hand National cash register. LaSheli,
& Cook Cigar Co.
The best bakery goods in the cit,
YOU will find at Sundells Cafe. Wed
dings and parties supplied.
Mems and boys shoes, style and
quality right, perfect fitting shoes
call and see them. Geo. Trautlnann &
Co.
Dry, hard, second growth oak ant
hickory for furnace. heater or cool
stove Gregory Coal. Coke and Lin;
Co.
TIE w. c. 7. U. held it's regular
meeting with Mrs. Angie Sellers, 705
East State street Wednesday after
4 noon.
4 Fer Sale-Lot 75N S0,south side OF
West Main street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, $500 cash. L. NJ
Egei.meyer.
i DR.. Rosa Lebig and Mrs. Laura E
Cousins, entertained the w. r. C. Aid
Society at the formers home, Wednes-
day afternoon.
While you are looking for spring
hats, drop into the Temple of Econo-
my, we can save you so cents to 81
on every hat Try us.
The Ladies Aid Society of the CHS
tan church win be entertained at the
home of Mrs. II. c. Cronkleton. sos
/ West Church street, Friday afternoon.
Happy. healthy people are those who
| live on hardwood floors. No dusty,
germ collecting carpets; no accumu :
llation of dust; never wear out. For
sale by A. A. Moore.
| The Chicago papers OF Wednesday
announce the comforting of the title Of
associate upon Lee Wilder Maxwell.
we'll known here q brother OF Lloyd
R. Maxwell. of this city.
George and Charles Adams. j. N.
Baughman. "A. L. Bonawitz and A. w.
| Head We're in Eldora today attending
| that city's market day sale, or public
auc ton of horses and cattle.
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f. W. Chamberlain will go to Des
MONIES Friday morning to be present
at II meeting of the Des Moines Con-
sistory of Scottish Rite Masons for
work in the thirty degree.
Sheriff C. S. Hutson was in State
Center Wednesday evening to subpoena
witnesses before the grand jury De-
putty Sheriff Alva Nicholson was in
Gilman Wednesday on similar mis-
sion.
Mrs. A. r. Lyman, OF $40 North Sec
ond street, was surprised by number
OF her friends at her home Wednes-
day evening. Forty-two We're present
| a ~ n.
ami cinch.
One of the special features with the
Congress of Nations" at the Odeon
next Monday and Tuesday evenings
will be the lis magnificent scenes Illus
trating the story and play of Ben
Hnr." The prices are 10, 20 and 30
cents.
Bargains in Marshall county land
Two good quarter section farms for
sale within six miles of Marshalltown.
Splendid land, good neighborhood.
Prices. each. $40 per acre, and both
| bargains. Terms Write for particu-
lars or call and see US. Will II. Hill
& Co., LOT East Main street.
| Misses Smith, Eagleson, McBurney,
IeHlcIl anu Az lGdCIeTS III the
| Jefferson schools, arrived in the city
this morning and will remain over to-
morrow, visiting the public schools.
| The exhibA of manual training, at the
| Woodbury., was left on display this
morning In order that the visitors
might inspect 1t.
Humane Officer Rosa Liebig mas
found home with Mrs. John AK, 51o
South Fourth avenue, for the week old
son of Mrs. Samuel Elery, who wished
to give the child away. Mrs. Elery is
without other means of support than
what she can earn with her hands, and
has two other small children the Oldest
Of whom 1t on,y 3.
Our endless line of choice selections
of new weaves and combinations of
color, SO pleasing this spring. embrace
ing the neat and dressy stripes for
conservative dessers, the more out
spoken patterns for younger customers,
not forgetting our popular priced
Suitings for youths and young men.
Hopkins, the poular tailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hawk, of Conrad,
were in the city Wednesday as the
guests of the latter's cousin, Mrs Ed
Brown, and family, being on their way
home from a visit in Gilman. Mrs.
Hawk has been in Gilman two weeks
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs