Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-15
THE CITY In BRIEF

THE CITY In BRIEF
George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
DIR. N. w. GeG, surgeon, physician.
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| VIM. Rattin. . per cent farm loans.
! See Japanese dogs, Wallace's win.
dow.
| Sure, Mike" Beat it IL you can
Lamb Bros.
| DR., Clemmer, the Hopkins blocE
dentist Phone new, $50.
White Pine Cough Syrup, sold anc
guaranteed by Davis Drug Co
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The best table beer is Val Blatz Pri-
vate Stock. Sold by Charles Deiterich
Davis Drug Co., 10 East State
street. Everything new and prices
right.
Ladies can please you with the most
elaborate dress hats or cheaper street
hats. M. Middlekauff.
| The Willing Workers Club will meet
| Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Mary
Whitney. 304 North First avenue.
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Mrs. Sophia Ferguson, who has been
| in failing health for the past few
weeks, as the result of organic heart
trouble. is somewhat improved.
Tomorrow only, Haskell thirty six
inch black taffeta silk. the hest ever.
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quality. Guaranteed Archie Parker.
General Secretary j. H. Fellingham,
OF the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A., was in
LeGrand Monday looking after the in
terests of the associations building
fund.
One lot Of ladies' and childrens
wooden and fleece lined hose. the
20, 80, and 35 cent grades to close at
Is cents. Come quick at the Hawkeye
Store.
Our line of decorated dinner and
chamber ware is the largest in the city.
Do you want wedding or birthday
present? Call and see us. Temple OF
Economy.
The Oskaloosa Herald. of Saturday,
says: Mrs. Bertha Gabriel was called
home to Marshalltown last evening on
account of the serious illness Of her
mother. Mrs. A. II. Frost
Henry Suit a farmer living live miles
southwest of Gilman, conducted sale
of his farm effects Monday afternoon.
The sale was a small one and aggre-
Ia 1 Nfr C,,1t sr-fi ;,,}<
Gilman. He makes the change DIN the
interest of his wife's health.
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Father Warina, assistant pastor at
st. Mary's, will go to Nevada Wednes-
day morning TO assist Father Nichols
in services TO be held there In honor
of st. Patrick on Thursday. Father
Renter, OF Arnesa will preach the SER
mon AMI Father Warning Will sing high
mass.
The engagement of Mr.. Nat c.
Goodwin Thursday evening, March Il.
is one Of the greatest attractions that
Busby Bros. have ever offered to Mar
shalltown. Mr.. Goodwin travels IN
his own private car and carries with
him the same magnificent stage SET
tings employed in the metropolitan
cities.
City Marshal Nicholson has received
the years supply of dog license tags,
and the work of collecting the, licenses
is to begin at. once. In the past this
has been delayed until May or June,
on account OF having no tags. Now
that tags have arrived oil dogs must
have one attached to their collars, as
the license became due on January 1.
Word from members of the Tomin-
som Ingledue Washington party indi-
before arriving at Wenatchee, the land |
of promise in which many of the par
ty expect to locate. Between Spokane
and Wenatchee q snowslide blocked the |
train and detained the party several |
hours.
Sir knights of ST. Alderman Command |
cry: a meeting for drill will be held this |
evening, at 1880 o'clock. We hope for |
prompt attendance which will insure
4 short, sharp session and an early dis
nissal. Come with sufficient equip |
nent to take part in the exercises. If |
you are an officer be prepared to re-
1earse your part. Courteously w. H.
Burrows, eminent commander.
Friends In the city received this I
morning invitations issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. S. D. Palmer, of IS West
Main street. Chicago Heights, ILL.,, for
he marriage of their daughter, Mary,
o Mr.. Clinton Leroy Babcock, which
will take place on the evening of
March IS, at 1880, at their home. Mr..
8abcock Is a member of the faculty of
Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.
This mornings Cedar Rapids Re
publican says: Mrs T. ]. Fletcher, of
president of the Iowa
federation of Womens Clubs, spent
Ionday in Cedar Rapids as the CUES,
f Mrs. c. C. Loomis. Mrs Fletcher
ave an address at the meeting of the
Vomen's Club In the afternoon and
vas entertained at dinner last evening
t the home of Mrs. John NJ Redmon,
resident of the club"
District Passenger Agent George M.
Martin. of the Iowa Central who UNI
lerwerpt an operation for appendicitis
1t st. Thomas hospital about three
weeks ago, was able to be taken to his
lome this morning. Mr. Martin has
10 far recovered that he is able, to walk
bout slowly, and feels that in a few
weeks he will be quite himself again.
irS. Martin and son, Larkin, who
"a Nr1 haan. thu fif,r ,d,,,i,,er M. NJar /