Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-31

Easter display 1t kembles.
George j. Allen, ophthalmologist
i DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.
New Styles in Damask portieres. Ar.
chic Parker.
See our Easter window for bargains
Skegg's Wall Paper and Paint Store
DIR. Burkart, osteopath, 302 Yves,
Main.
Kemble's flowers for Easter Phone
your orders or visit our green houses
DR.. Lierle. Office and residence iv
Rinford block corner First and Main
| For sprung house cleaning, we have
straw mating, linoleum, oil cloth and
rugs. Marion Gard.
DR.. Cora Williams. specialists, dis
eases of women. Office over the Fidel-
ity Bank. New phone GO.
Our east window will give you a de-
scription of a few styles we sell il
shirt waists. Archie Parker.
| The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. l.. f. Kellogg, 20 North
Center street, tomorrow afternoon.
For Sale Show cases, cash regis
ter and all fixtures in the Pilgrim Hotel
cigar stand. Harry j. Fish. Pilgrim
hotel.
/ The Wood Eye and Ear Sanitarun
opposite Pilgrim hotel will be opened
the 18th, completely remodeled and
| refurnished.
The proper thing for wedding pres
ents is cut glass. We have the 1arges
stock in the city to select from. George
j. Allen, IA East Main.
! Rurlaps, Lincrusta Walton. Coves
and everything kept by first-elass
! decorating establishment at Skegg's
| Wall Paper and Paint Store.
Marshaltown friends will be inter
ested in learning of the birth of a
twelve pound daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs James T. Elder, of oskaloosa.
Robert Morris, the Revolutionary
fessor e. e. Sparks lecture to be de-
livered in the library audience roolr
tonight at o'clock.
/ Everyone who looks at our line OF
fiber mattings are delighted with them
as they are neat, light bright and dur
able. Floor coverings of all descrip-
tons at D. c. Wilbur's.
! The Woman's Foreign Missionary
/ Society of the Methodist church will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
| Nathanial Pye, at the parsonage. The
session will begin at $50.
| John II. Fl. Frisbee, 102 North Fifth
street, is quite seriously Ill at his hom 2
| Frisbee was one Of the early mayors
of the city and an old resident OF
| Marshalltown
| Thaddeus Binford, who owns an ex-
tensive ranch near Kirksville. Mo-,
which is superintendent by his son,
!! Gene Binford, shipped this morning
| two carloads of Polled Angus cattle
with which he will stock the farm.
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The Ladies' Bazaar 2O41s East Main,
will open on April i with a complete
! line of ladies' suits, skirts, waists,
| wrappers, etc. and hne millinery.
Prices will be low for the opening
week as an advertisement Come and
| be convinced.
We recently made purchase of
sheled English walnuts, too many for
any retail store an a city of this size.
and to move them quickly will make a
price of 80 cents per pound. They are
fresh and the best quality we have ever
had-a bargain. George L. Andrews.
J. H. Be- II went to Union this
morning where he will remain for a
few days making preparations for be-
ginning the seasons seeding. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Benson expect to leave Marshall
town about May 1, or soon after school
closes. moving to Colorado, where Mr.
property at Cripple Creek and other
points.
The Powell Portfolio Repertoire
Company will play a return engage
ment at the Odeon all next week
opening on Monday in the comedy
drama, IAN Innocent Sinner" New
plays will be presented each evening,
with specialties between the acts
Prices TO- 90 and 30 cents. On Monday
night lady will be admitted free with
each 30-cent ticket. If purchased be-
fore o'clock
The attendance at the Passion Week
services at the Baptist church was af-
fected Wednesday evening owing to
the rain. Rev. A. w. Sinden, of the
Congregational church, had charge of
the services, and Mrs. Fl. f.. McCombS
gave a vocal number. The service
this evening Will be in charge of Rev.
f. H. Lemon, who Will preach on Judas
and his betrayal of Jesus. His subject
will be be He Was Despsed and Re-
jected of Men" Miss Luella Menden-
hahn will sing.
The Hawthorne Club is planning
unique entertainment to be given soon
under it's auspices, in the shape of an
illustrated lecture by Rev. Rett Ohm
stead, of DEBORAH, on Birds and Bird
Ways" The movement of the club is
a philanthropic one, In a way, and is
made in order that the school children
may be benefited In their nature study
and at the same time become inter
ested in the preservation of the feath-
cred songsters. 1t was decided by the
club to secure Rev. Olmstead at the
regular meeting held at the home of
Mrs. e. r.. Lay.
A model year book, to be furnished
every federated club in Iowa, is to be
issued some time within the next few