Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10

NAtll Su.'ts si'S i1IcoIsJ -
Zig stock of maple SYRUP HOW o,
hard at Reyn,o,l5ts X sheldon.
Trainmaster Frank Snyder, of TIN
Central, was in the city on bushes
Tuesday
DR.. Cora WilGiams. specialist. Dis,
eases of women. Office ever the F'id;li
ity Bank.
Mrs. Heitshu will serve coffee at th'
Hawkeye grocery Saturday afternoo.
and evening.
The correct thing for shirt waist
suits is the 81 inch fancy silks Ar
chic Parker is showing.
The Columbian Hustlers will NEE
Mrs. T.. c. pucane. 81 South Thirt
street. Thursday afternoon.
Have you ever eaten those deliciou:
sl,inless and homeless sardines2 These
are choice at the Hawkeye grocery.
We have iuN received some new
trimmings and mnmming Faces. NJ. f
Andrews.
L
kin, la!stns. apples, pnulles a.ili lots OF
other good things at Reynolds & Shnl
don.
Messrs. Helen. Able, Maxwell, Crit
fifth and Getz are the end men in the
travelling mems MINISTRIES at the Odeon
Friday evening.
Catholic Ladies Mite Society Will
give a supper in the basemstls of The
church Thursday evening commencing
at 5 o'clock. All niwited
Five thousand pounds shelled por-
corn for sale at three cents per Id. Dis
count on large orders. Reynolds &
Sheldon, SO West Main street.
Red ht; atr.s. elr,Nwn by Mrs Jolei
KaiH. of Liss1s.l,b. aga f,.,t fie siatrg ot
her house Tuesday. Ceasuseti small
baaze th,pt was eci ngufsiheM before
much Outrage was doiiet
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We have just placed on safe our first
importation of s,yemsky stameled
HI ts,hstn ware In ,ries wtrre lNttohen me-
cesl:Gi,,es are diEirrgis of bearaN. Every
article quadruple plated and gua,an-
asei TO lass five years E. R. LAZY.
Adolrh Idso formerly of the police
force of this city. who. during recent
years, has been in Alden, where he is
in the retail meat and poultry busl
ness. returned to Alden Tuesday, after
brief visit in the ctdy with friends.
The lady members of the degree
team OF the Court OF Columbian Cir
Gle gave leap year ball Tuesday night
in she Odd Fellows hall. The affair
was one of the most enjoyable the cir
Gle has enjoyed this season. About
fifty-five, couples were in attendance.
Music was furnished by the Ferguson
orchestra.
Mrs. T. L. WINERY went to Union
Tuesday evening. where she will re-
main for few days with her sister.
Mrs. Frederick Corfe. and mother, Mrs.
c. E. McDill. Mrs. McDill is i'll, hav-
ing contracted severe cold while at
tending the funeral of her SON in law.
the late DR., Corfe. She is threatened
with pneumonia.
When Louis nj. Was King will be
the attraction ut the Odeon next Sat
u,.5ov .,rao{no rracopfad 1,,, Stc o,,tbn.
yyi,Ii,n, owa, ana ,ar.a con,ra,,,.
including j. w. Mcconnell. The new
play is n romantic drama of the fif-
eeenei, ,en.uis pe,.ou anu was sus
s, ~, -, ~, Aa"ious
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The nsimbers OF THE city coeinsli and
tsoard of supervisors VIII visit the ter
r!uow in the Vicinity OF the Linn creek
bridge. On Das,. Main street. Hrt.ay at
tean,aNn, fer the purpose OF ;I9sp4,ting
the rsre,rfr'as ar,,l dsre,srni.yirg upon
pro-rasitiy line expense of opening up
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90 S w.
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Glen Hollingsworth. cowboy of
Miles City. Mont, who has been in the
city Tor short visit With his brother.
Arson Holllngsworth. 2o2 North Sixth
street. Mft Iuesday Tor MS nome. he
was accompanied py Mr. higgins. fore-
man OF the ranch' VINO mas peen VISIT
ing ms parents IN hansas Si'S. AIT
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whatever. and that the life OF a cow
boy is the only life
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M's. s,asy AUTH Se'''sot' OF ban gen.
WHO esasl 'pee'a IN .he osey a week as me
guest OF MI. anu sii@ J. l. jackson,
went TO Anies ItiessSy csst.sng. winsn'e
sine Will make 'aef nonte "ssaa her son.
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