Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-14
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THE CITY in BRIEF !

+ THE CITY in BRIEF !
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Purity Chocolates. Alexanders.
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1 George j Allen. opthalmologist
Kcsble's flowers. $40 North Third.
/ Dir Rullad, ostcopath. % East Main
Plenty of fresh eggs at Culley's TO
/ 15c per dozen.
Val Blatx export beer is the best iol
| table use C. Il. DIeterich sole agent.
Farmers take noticc--Choice early
Java seed wheat for sale at Lel'rant
mills.
If YOU are looking for cheap wal
paper see Crosby & Co. % NORTH Firs'
| avenue.
Mrs Arthur Davenport. of ST. An
thony. who has been seriously III, Is
| improving.
| Fancy sugar syrup in bulk while IL
lasts ut a0c per gallon: also n. y. mo-
lasses in bulk at Culley's.
The Grand Union Tea Company. To-
Gated at 90 North First avenue, has a
handsome new delivery wagon.
Headquarters for art embroidery aud
hardanger materials, ut Nettie lngle-
due &. Co. the up-to-date dry goods
house,
Ingledue & Young offer the largest
,>f J1Cl
childrens school shoes ever offered In
the city.
Don't stay away and lose your OPP
purtunity to buy a piano at factory
prices. They are going fast. Tutfree
Music House.
T. & Y. $3.50 special shoe for ladies
and gentlemen. For an up-to-date
dress shoe buy the $3.50 Special.
lngledue & Young.
Bennett Tagatoff, an old and highly
respected citizen OF st. Anthony. Is
very i'll OF pneumonia. Mr.. TaEatotf Is
Sc years of age.
All pianos sold on easy terms at this
great reduction sale. You can't blame
any one but yourself II you don't get
one. Tuffree Music House.
There is a time for all things. This
is the time to buy piano when you
can get it at factory cost Come In
and be convinced. Tutfree Music
House.
You could come in and pick out q
piano with your eyes shut and not re-
on Hnv
of them. They are being sold 80 cheap.
Tufrree Music House.
Just received a new lot of embroid-
cred turn overs, stock collars. lace
collars, silk and leather belts, at Net
tie Ingledue & Co., the up-to-date dry
goods house.
vii. v. Tufford, of Mason City.
grand master of the Iowa Odd Fellows,
was in the city Monday afternoon, be-
ing on his way home from a business
trip to Seymour, Centerville and other
southern Iowa points.
The funeral of Mrs. w. NJ. Hodges
will be held at the residence 2O3 North
Fourth street, Wednesday afternoon at
a::30 o'clock, Rev Elijah Brown Jones,
of the First Baptist church officiating.
The interment will he in Riverside
The Ladies' Reading Circle met
Monday afternoon with Mrs Lucy d.
I.oree. Mrs Frank Pierce was the
only guest present and the meeting
was conducted as usual. The next
hostess will be Mrs Robert McMains.
All the latest animated pictures will
be shown by the Dodge & Bowman
company at the Odeon Friday and
Saturday. Prices. 10, 90 and 30 cents.
On Friday evening a lady will be adj
mitted free with each 30 cent ticket
reserved before 6 o'clock.
Gottleib buster, the Clemens man,
who was traced thru the SNOW Sun
day and captured by the sheriff's Of
ficers north of the city, was late Mon
day afternoon given his hearing before
the commissioners of insanity and was
Judged insane. He was taken to In
dependence this morning by SHERIFF
Hutson.
Mr. Stanley Moore, formerly of this
city, but now Of Minneapolis, who has
been in the city for a brief visit with
his mother, Mrs. M. H. Moore, left
Monday evening for ST. Benedict,
where he spent the day on business.
and from there will return to Min
neapolis. Mr.. Moore has been spend
ing the winter in California and the
west, having been in Los Angeles most
OF the time. He also visited in Col
orado, Idaho, Montana and Washing
ton. Mr.. Moore has beer connected
with the Citizens Lumber Company at
since his return from Call
ifornia, but is soon ito be identified
with new lumber firm, which is in
process of organization.
The LaPorte Progress Review, has
he following to say of we'll known
Methodist pastor. prominent in the
Upper Iowa conference, and at one
line pastor at State Center: "Rev.
). Il. McKim, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church, expects to leave this
place in a few days for Albuquerque,
\. NJ. where he will remain for a
couple of months In the hope that the
est and change Of climate will benefit
lis health. During the pastors alb
ence he has arranged with other
minister's Of the conference and coll
eye classmate. Professor Gist, Of the
tate normal school, to preach for him
very other Sabbath. Mrs. McKim
will do the work every other Sab
,ath."
The successful musical farce Hap
,y Hooligan," written by Frank Du-
mont from ideas suggested by Fred