Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-07

| New line of go-carts at d. c. Will
| bur's.
| DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 3o2 West
Main.
Gold Medal flour. d. S. Good Gro
Gerry Company.
Illustrated lecture by DR.. Steiner a,
Congregational church Friday evening.
Raisin prunes are the best. buy them
cheap at Jarvis & kellogg's Friday and
Saturday.
Jos. II. Egermayer. attorney. rooms
II and II City National Bank build
Ing. Notary in Office.
Nothing but the newest and latest
styles in dress goods. You will miss
it Ii you do not look at our line be-
fore buying. Archie Parekr.
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the
First Baptist church will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs r. A. Sails
bury, 52o North Center street.
"A Journey Thru the Slavic World
the last of the Steiner lectures at the
Congregational church Friday evening.
Illustrated by over 100 stereoptican
views.
Mrs. Frank r. Benedict will act as
hostess to the members OF the Ladies
Aid Society of the Christian church.
at her home. s07 West Main street,
Friday afternoon.
District Deputy Grand Master S. #.
Barnhill. of the Odd Fellows. was in
State Center Wednesday night, where
he installed the officers In Center Lodge
No. $50. 1. o. o. +.
Mr.. S. B. Jones. of Eagle Grove, ira
yelling agent of the Northwestern. was
in the city Wednesday evening. being
on his way home from brief trip
south on the Central.
II will be a pleasure to show you our
new spring goods for shirt waist suits
lis cents up to So yard. We will
mail samples to any one unable to
visit our store. Archie Parker.
II you like Riley's works You should
not fail to hear John II. Hankanmer
at tbs n. e. church next Tuesday eve
ming. Admission Is and 10 cents.
Tickets at Alexander's drug store.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will hold its annual meeting FRIDAY
afternoon at the home of Mrs. +. 5.
Kaufman, 4o5 North First street, Mrs.
Kaufman and Mrs. ]. w. Oliver act
ing as hostesses.
Harry Woollet,. former Marshall
town hoy, and son of Mir. and Mrs. r.
]. Wooiett. now of Des Moinss. was
In the cityfor i short time today. Mr.
Wooliett Is travelling in this territory
representing Meier Bros. wholesale
druggists of ST Louis.
Miss Mabel HUFF. who has been con-
ductlng successful classes in music
at LaAoiile. left Wednesday for NJ
Pleasant. where she will enter the con-
servatory OF the Iowa Wesleyan Uni
versity for the winter term. Miss HUFF
has been a student at the conservatory
before.
One pair Dayton scales, one pair To-
ledo scales. new; one pair balance
scales, one Fairbank platform scales,
one balance candy scales. one large
coffee mill, one counter ice box. and
all our grocery fixtures as we'll as cof-
fee cans and tea cans for sale to close
out this department. Bee Hive.
Miss Grace Lowery. of LaMoille. en-
tertained large audience at the VIII
low Hedge school Tuesday evening
with a program OF vocal numbers and
readings. Her program was given in
connection with the regular literary
society. Miss Lowery has a very pleas
ing voice, and her numbers Were great
ly enjoyed.
The annual meeting OF the Christian
enurch was held Tuesday night at the
ehurch. One elder, G. W. Calhoun, and
three deacons, F. C. Cro.iketon. George
i. Turner and F. r. Benedict, were re-
Elected to succeed themselves. c. H.
Van Law was also re-s..cted superin-
tendent Of the Sunday school. Reports
&c the work of the church for the past
year We're read.
Another general rise in temperature
vas noticeable from the local weather
observation of this morning. Thirty
seven was the maximum for Wednes-
ceding day. The minimum for the day
was %. as against II for Tuesday
At 7:30 this morning 20 was registered
which was six degrees warmer than at
the same hour Tuesday morning.
John Il. Boylan, of Eldora, rural
route inspector who has been working
on the proposed additional routes for
this county for several weeks, was at
Albion Tuesday looking after matters
pertaining to the increased service out
of that place. The people of Albion are
very much interested In the new route
that is proposed out of their town, and
will anxiously await the announcement
OF the departments plans, which it is
hoped VIII be in the shape of an order
establishing the complete service in the
county.
George Saxton. who. with his fam
lily, has been resident of the city
since last August. and who has been
living in a little cottage on South Sixth
street, between Railroad and Coal, for
seer of the Poor Pemherton to Sa-
wanna H., today, leaving this morn
ing via Dubuque. He was accompa-
r!ed by his wife and three small chill
dren. Saxton is extremely unfortunate,
in that ne is rapidly becoming blind.
He has been eking out an Existence by
buying ana selling junk and peddling
thruout the country. using a team of
poor horses and an old wagon, In
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