Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-07

Read our ad about colored umbrellas.
Pratt & Baxter
A fresh line of Nabiscos. festinos and
social teas. Huls Il Son.
"The Staying Guest" clever book
for old and young, at Liebig's.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. ID. s. Good Grocery Co.
Physical Director Willard r. Dye, of
the Y. NJ. G. A., Is confined to his room
suffering an attack of the grippe.
MCGEE adjustable petticoats at M.
f. Andrews. No strings. nd aces, al
ways ready to wear. Fits the form.
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DR. Bullard, osteopath, % East Main.
Val Blatz export beer Is the best for
table use. c. Il. Dieterich sole agent
Harry Hopkins is home from Chicago
where he has been studying the latest
fashions and style of gentcmens dress.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Associated Charities Society will be
4 held this evening at the home of Mrs.
r. j. Fletcher
Don't buy suit, skirt. jacket, shirt
waist or shirt waist suit until you have
seen our line. Whitton & Whitehead,
second floor Hawlseye store.
Oranges! Oranges! Naval sweet,
never so cheap. Small sizes DC, dozen
% cents. Better sizes 35cents a peck.
Hurry! The Mutual Benefit grocery.
.
Don't miss attending Wallace's shoe
sale. Only two more days of chances
1 to buy 81 and $3.50 shoes for $3.50 and
80. and $3.50 shoes for 81. r. q. Wal
lace the shoeist.
SCOT, caught in the chimney of the
William Hellberg home, los West
Boone street, called out the department
shortly after o'clock Monday evening.
No damage resulted.
| Mr.. George -. Moehrl. general de-
| livery clerk at the postolfice, went
| to Albion Monday evening. where he
Anita Rae Blanchard.
We are showing the best line Of mer-
cerized sateen underskirts at all prices
ever shown in Marshalltown. Call and
see them. Nettie Ingledue s. Co, the
up-to-date dry goods house.
Stork goods including "catch-all' bibs
and Stork pants for babies, Stork trav-
cling bags and Story antiseptic water
proof sheeting. M. F. Andrews.
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Members of Poweshiek Council, De-
gree of Pocahontas, to the number OF
100. enjoyed social evening at the
Red Mems hall Monday. Dancing was
enjoyed and refreshments were served.
The'Politlcal Equality Club will meet
Second avenue, tomorrow evening.
The subject for the evening will be
Concerning a Country Where Women
Vote
You will find the goods at the d. G.
Wilbur store are the best that the mar
ket affords and we are selling goods
this spring at lower prices than ever
before and also giving the cash dis
count.
Judge Obed Caswell and Court Re-
porter A. r. Hoover went to Toledo
this morning, where Judge Caswell
will again take up the work of the
March term of the Tama county dis
trict court
When your children are in need of
footwear take them to our store to be
fitted, no matter what size you neel
or what price you want to pay, we can
always please. Ingledue & Young,
Iowa's largest shoe house.
The breaking of drawbar on a
freight train east Of Lowden, blocked |
both lines of the Northwestern for a
time Monday afternoon, and delayed
the arrival of No. 5, the Omaha ex-
press, into this city about half hour.
Charles w. Whitehead, of the firm
of Wilton & Whitehead, is in the
east purchasing new goods, and select
ing the latest spring styles. Those
who contemplate purchasing a cloak,
suit or skirt this spring should wait
until the new goods arrive.
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The mine connection in Illinois have
rearranged their screening machinery
and are now making 3inch nut coal
that is unquestionably the incest coal
to be obtained in this market for cook
stoves and ranges. Ask for Empire
3-inch nut. Gregory Coal, Coke and
Lime Co.
vandals. supposed to be boys, broke
into the club house at the Country
Club grounds by smashing the glass
in a rear door and opening the door.
Lockers were forced open and property
of the members was strewn about the
club house. AS far as can be learned
nothing was stolen.
Rev Father Joseph schlueter, of
Haverhill, spent Monday in Tama, as
the guest of Rev. Father Patrick Car
roll, leaving in the evening for Car
roll. where today he was present at
the silver jubilee of Rev. Father Jo-
seph Kueper, pastor of SITS. Peter and
Paul German Catholic church, who
celebrates the twenty fifth anniver-
sary of his work as a priest.
The Literary Clan was pleasantly
Monday evening by Miss i
Mildred Horton. The topic of William
Norris Hunt" which was to have been
given by the hostess, was postponed,
and the eevning was given over to
Mrs. H. P. Duffield, who read the ex-
cellent paper entitled, "The Pre-
Raphaelite School," which was given
recently before the Women's Club.
Light refreshments and social hour
followed.
The first division of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid, Mrs ]. Flower Chairman
will entertain with supper and social