Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-15
DR.. sayre. 2o4 East Main street

Kid glove sale Wednesday. Benedict
& Brintnall.
Millinery opening Thursday the 18th.
M. Middlekauff.
/ Special sale tomorrow of Haskell
black silk. Archie Parker.
/ Spring street hats just commencing
to arrive. Temple of Economy
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal -four. D. S. Good Grocery
The Entire Nous Club held its regular
meeting with Miss Kate Armbruster
Monday afternoon.
/ MY goods are strictly up-to-d date and
bought In large quantities so / can
make you close prices. NJ. Middle
| kauff.
! Don't forget the d. of II. card party
at Goethe hall this evening. Colnpe-
| tition for prizes and refreshments. Ad-
mission Is cents.
| Joseph H. Egermayer, attorney,
prompt and vigorous attention given to
=
Over City National bank.
Thirty six-inch black taffeta silks
made by the Haskell SILK Company
their very best quality. at s1.19.
Wednesday only. Archie Parker.
can surely please you with the var
lety of handsome goods am carrying
this spring. Don't forget the opening
Thursday, the 18th. NJ. Middlekauff.
Hardy Friend went to Liscomb Mon
lay evening, where he will remain for
a few days duck shooting He will be
the guest of his friend, Mr.. j. d. Par
kef.
Special mass will be held at ST.
Marys church on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday morning, at $50 O'Clock
In hoonor of st. Patrick. st. Gabriel
and ST. Joseph.
Oskaloosa Herald: Charles Foote,
monia, is better today: His parents
from Marshalltown are In attendance
at his bedside.
Mrs. N. Merrill and Mrs. George +.
Thayer will entertain the Ladies Aid |
Society of the Congregational church |
Thursday afternoon at the home of |
Mrs. Merrill sos West Main.
DR.. Wilson tine veteran eye and ear |
specialist who has so successfully I
worked in his business in Maryhalltown
for the past q years is daily found in
mis- old office with his patients as us
iIal
Comfortabies must 60 Our cheaper
ones are gone; now the best must go. I
One dollar and sixty-five cents and $50
for ST. 81 and s2.25 for $1.25 and s2.75
and 50 for SITS, at the Hawkeye
Store.
Jus. Struck Town." the offering ct
the Odeon this evening, is four -act
drama. full of stirring situa-
tions, good clean comedy and novel
scenic effects. The prices are Is. %.
SIS and so cents.
The maximum temperature for Mon
day was 33, a rise OF two degrees over
hat of Sunday. The minimum was 20.
h rise of one degree. At 1880 this
% was registered as against
20 for the corresponding hour of Mon-
day.
Millinery opening at Miss Yegge's,
l21 East Main street Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, March IL. Is and 10. s,
Miss De Manamen of Gay Bros Chi
.ago. will assist Miss Yegge and will
be pleased to meet the ladies of Mar
shutdown. ,
The regular meeting of the Women's
Club will be held tomorrow afternoon,
under the auspices of the art depart
nent. An EXHIBIT of ceramics and ORR {
entail rugs will be made. The princf- {
raj paper of the afternoon will be on !
oriental rugs. !,
The Ladies' Reading Circle me.
Monday afternoon with Mrs. James
Hall, and completed the reading of the
IN travel The club at its next meet
DRY of the Louisiana purchase. Mrs.
Hall served dainty refreshments.
DR.. A. j. Hunter, of Oskaloosa, ac-
by his daughter, Miss F'los-
lie, passed thru the city Monday even !
ng en- route to Eldora, where he is call {
"a by the illness Of Mrs. Hunters moth /
,r Mrs c. w. Strother. Mrs. Strother I
las been in poor health for some time,
md is now suffering an attack of L
grippe. i
Superintendent B. j. Miles, of the :
owa Industrial School for Boys, Ell
lora, was in the city Monday evening
N his way to Des Moines, where he
vas present at the regular quarterly :
meeting Of the board of control and the
of state institutions.
leld today. :
r. E. Lane, Taylor township farmer, il
wing three and half miles north of Ii
he city, left Monday evening for Boise, g
daho. accompanied by Mrs. Lane and Il
aughters, Hazel Pearl and Ruth. Mr. G
.ane has not yet decided what he will
o into in Idaho, but 1t is likely he will Il
ecome interested with his brother-in- .,
NV, r. j. Butts, In an extensive BUSH :,
ess. J,
Conductor ]. c. Connolley, Engineer 81
[. B. Howarth, Fireman Wallace Min
lex and Brakemen S. b. Clarey and b.