Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-08

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THE CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. sayre, 2o4 East Main street.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. 2s East Main
Mrs. Coyle has .. fine line of but
tons.
Ladies covert jackets at M. f. An.
drews.
Fancy sweet potatoes, parsnips ana
carrots at Culley's.
Great bargain sale of suits, Hopkins
the popular tailor.
Tomorrow. last day of white goods
and embroidery sale. Archie Parker.
Sweet ypeas, naturtiums and garden
seeds in bulk. Also small seeds two
packages for cents at culley's.
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The celebrated private stock beer fol
table use can only be had of Charles
Dietrich. Telephone your order.
Spring Tonic" Edelweiss Maltine
S2.75 per case of "a bottles. Delivered to
any part of the city. Phones, SIS, old:
u, new. No. Ia North First avenue.
We have the best meats that money
can buy. Beef. veal, mutton, chickens
and a full stock of cooked and smoked
meats. Our motto is quality" Jarvis
s. Kellogg.
Mrs. PARIS dancing school and as
sembly. Saturday night at A. o. U. w
hall. The new dance ''Floradora" in
troduced in assembly free of charge
Harp orchestra.
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Thru error in shipping we have fou,
barrels of cocoanlt on hand and wi!
sell Saturday only cocoanut at Is cent:
per pound. Sinclair Tea and Coffet
Co.
The funeral of James Manning, the
Soldiers Home veteran, who died We'd
nesday night, will be held from the as
sembly hall Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. Chaplain Jesse Cole. officiat-
ing.
The first 'crackerjack" matinee eve.
given in Marshalltown, at the OdeoH
tomorrow at 2:3D o'clock. The frs,
200 children to enter the theater viii
each receive big package of cracker
jack free.
J. r. Harding, former agent for the
Great Western at Cedar Falls. who sue
ceeded j. A. Ellis the local agent, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening to
begin his active duties. He will move
his family to this city.
The A. S. n. c.. social and literary
organization of boys of the Methodist
Sunday school. met Thursday evening
at the home of Guy Hanegan- Articles
of permanent organization We're formu-
lated. a progressive chautanqua was
the feature of the evening.
The ladies who have had in charge
the arrangements for the leap year
shirt waist party to be given for the
benefit of ST Thomas hospital at the
Pilgrim this evening. have planned
that the dancing program shall begin
promptly ut o'clock.
DIR. G. a. Mewshon, of Liscomb who
is in fhe city taking treatment for an
infected finger resulting from blood
poisoning In attending a case. is i'm
proving nicely and is practically out
OF danger. The finger will not have to
be amputated unless a sudden change
for the worse should result.
Miss Mary Shepard and Mrs. l.. M.
Lane, of Dunelien, N. j., who have been
visiting friends in this city and Mason
City for a week or ten days, left this
morning for Chicago. Mrs. Lane was
summoned Unexpectedly to that city
by telegram announcing the death of
her brother L. B. Morgan. She will
remain in Chicago to attend the fu-
neral. and will then leave for the east.
Mr. NJ. w. McLain, of Chamberlain
& McLain, Union, was in the city
Thursday evening arriving from Chica-
go wheTe he accompanied two car loads
of stock for sale on Wednesdays mar
ket. Mr. McLain sold one and one
half cars of cattle and one half load of
hogs and struck a very satisfactory
market. The one full load of cattle was
personal stuff, but the rest of the con-
signment belonged to the firm.
The following from the Alden Times
refers to former well-known resident
of Marshalltown, for q number Of years
member of the police force of this
city: "Adolph ldso, who has been
planning trip to the scenes of his
boyhood days in Norway, and has been
enjoying the prospect of again seeing
his aged mother, received the sad news
Monday that she was dead. She, too
had been looking forward with bright.
anticipations of the time when her sor.
from the far, away new world would
come back to- her. and doubtless felr
her inability to meet the appointment.
the chief regret at going. The death
of his mother viii not, however, change
Mr.. Idso's plans. His ticket is al.
ready purchased and he will be in Nor.
way at the expected time"
Complimentary to Messrs. and Mes
DANES A. F. Banks, f.. c. Let's ana
S. NJ Rogers, of Chicago, who are in
the city to attend the leap year shirt
waist party at the Pilgrim tonight, the
Hawthorne Club was entertained this
afternoon at o'clock luncheon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Lay The
honored guests We're formerly menu
bers of the club, when residents of the
city, and their presence in the city for
the day, was the signal for a club
gathering. Covers We're laid for forty
five, and roses We're used in the house
and table decorations. Following the
luncheon an informal musical pro-