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

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| Announcements OF church an society en-
| teftainmentS secular meetings cards oil
! thanks obituary resolutions. and similar
| notices. will be charged at tho rate OF ecent
| per lfne Tor each Insertion.
THE CITY In BRIEF
DR.. sayre. 2o4 East Main street
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DR.. N. w. Ge,z surgeon, physician.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath, IS East Main
| Umbrellas 40 cents and up. Hawk
leye.
A few corsets left, SO cents, at tn,
| Hawkeye
New goods are arriving each day
| r. w. Chamberlain.
| DR.. Clemnler the Hopkins bloch
| dentist. Phone. new, $40.
Boy Wanted. H. Wright, Jr
| Greenhouses, l13 North Third street.
Louis Porolti has returned from Bos-
| ton and is in the employ OF the Oppies
Fruit Co.
Garden seeds that grow, fully war
ranted. Two papers for 5 cents. Tenn.
pie Of Economy.
All the new things in furniture yo,
Will find at our store. and you will fine
the prices right. Marion Gard.
Bear in mind government inspected
meats insures quality and the Hawkey.
meat market insures good goods, goo5
service and low prices.
We can now furnish you thoroughly
I seasoned second growth oak and hick-
Dry wood and deliver promptly. Greg
DRY Coal, Coke and Lime Co.
Under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society an organ recital will be
given Friday night at the Congrega-
tional church. Tickets rs cents.
Our wood is all thoroughly seasoned
and under cover. Order from us and
you are sure to get a satisfactory fuel
Gregory Coal, Coke and Lime Co
Queen Quality, the famous shoes for
women. fit is assured because it is
built on foot conforming lines. Shoes
$500, Oxfords $3.50 at Trautmann g.
Co.
Mrs Myrtle Courtwright underwent
a very serious operation, appenslecto-
my and double avariotomy at ST. Thorn
as hospital Wednesday. She is doing
as nicely as could be exepcted.
Whitton. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. Whitehead. who has been
50 seriously i'll for the past ten days
with an attack of pneumonia, is much
improved and pronounced out OF dan
ger
Hear the organ recital at the Con-
gregational church Friday night by Nj.
Kenneth Runkle assisted by Mr.. NJ. T..
Skyrdstrup, Miss Periye Harris, Mrs.
Il. L. Meeker and the High School Glea
Club. Tickets IS cents.
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Miss Eva Hanbleton, of Albion. spent
Wednesday infhe city. accompying to
Albion In the evening, her sister, Mrs.
Asa w. Howard, of Chicago, WAC has
been IN the city for a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. p Marsh Mrs.
Howard will return to Chicago Satur-
day
Chester Vannoy. night operator for
the Central at the yardmaster's Office.
spent the day in Ackley. Mr.. Vannoy
has accepted the day operators posi-
ton in that place and will begin his
work there in a few days He sue
ceeds Operator MeClintic, who goes to
Grinnell as cashier of the local office.
Mr.. Kenneth Rurikle. OF st. Paul, who
is to give an organ recital at the Con-
gregationai church Friday night, VIII
be assisted by Mr. M. T. Skrydstrup,
tenor; Mrs. F.. l.. Meeker, soprano.
Miss Peryle Harris. reader. and the
Girls High School Glee Club Tickets
25 cents. On sale at B. A. Morgan's.
r. r. Legs and Marshalltown State
Bank.
VIII N. HELEN, who has been In the
employ Of the Rhaa Bug
gy Company during the past two years,
and with III. Seherer & Co. since the
latter firm acquired the local property,
has accepted a position with the
Scherer people and will represent
them on the road, selling carriage sup
pileS- MI. I1eleli lSduQutl tciS VIII ne
in Detroit. Mich.
Hardy Friend, who has been hunting
ducks with friends In the vicinity of
Liscomb for several days. spent
Wednesday in the city. and brought
with him about two dozen birds. part
of the bag killed by him and his COM
panions. He returned to Liscomb this
morning, and with a number of the
Liscomb hunters will probably go
overland to Iowa Lake for short hunt.
With 81 as the maximum tempera-
tnre for Wednesday, rise OF six de-
grees was shown over the preceding
twenty four hours. Thirty four was
the minimum for the day, as against
20 for the day preceding. At 1880 this
morning 48 was registered. nine de-
grees warmer than the corresponding
hour Wednesday,. The precipita tion
for the twenty -four hours ending at
1880 this morning was .02 of an inch.
The finding OF little lad about 8
years of age, bareheaded and drenched,
sitting upon a pile of brick on North
Third street, near Park, this morning,
caused some little excitement along
that street this morning. The lad was
neither able to tell his name nor where
he lived, and was altogether lost. He
Fallgatter and the police We're notified
His parents, who lives on Railroad
street, ascertained his whereabouts