Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-02
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: THE CITY IN BRIEF !

Try Flora Dora chocolates. Jus
in. Comstock CORRECTION Co.
Buy your early garden seeds Of Cul
ley-he has the best grown.
A large line of suits and cravenett,
coats at Benedict & BrintnalHs.
Wanted Messenger boy at low;
Central freight office. b. F. Moffatt
agent.
Art burlap, plate rails, photo rails
mouldings, etc. Skegg's Wall Paper ant
Paint Store.
/ Sold five pianos yesterday! You'll
/ have to hurry If you get one
Tuffree's music house.
You never heard of the prices 1 ain
making on pianos before! I want to
sell them. Tuffree's music house.
| Hi Henry's MINISTRIES will give q
| special matinee at the Odeon Saturday
afternoon. Prices 10 and 25 cents.
Hurry! hurry! or you won't get one.
They won't last long. Pianos at fac
tory prices. Tuffee's music house.
| New upright pianos, large size con-
cert instrument will go at SIS. Call
and see it. Eadie Music Co.
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Handsome, new, wall paper. ready
mixed paints, and picture moulding, at
A. L. Van Tines, 112 West Main.
All pianos sold on easy payments.
We make it easy for you to buy.
Come, get one and be happy. Tuffree' s
music house.
If you want to save yourself some
money buy the w & w walking skirt.
Whitton & Whitehead End floor Hawk
eye store.
New spring shades in china silk in
all grades and prices on sale at Nettie
Ingledue & Co.'S, the up-to-date dry
goods house.
Seventy five new covert jackets just
received today. Call and see them,
they are beauties. Whitton & White
head End floor Hawkeye store.
The condition of Mr.. Charles Steg-
man continues to improve and today
it is announced by his physician that
his chances for recovery are consid-
cred good.
All who have heard DIR. Jones' lee
lures on other subjects will want to
hear him on Light and Shade" at
Library hall tomorrow evening" Adj
mission Csc.
A full supply Of Indiana Hooking,
Lump and Egg-burns just like wood.
The most economical coal for winter
or summer use. Try it. East End
Coal Co. Both phones.
/ am receiving inquiries from people
desiring houses to rent that are well
located and in good condition. Let me
know what you have. F. NJ. Sutton,
City National Bank building.
Eli Henry's minstrels is the oldest
minstrel organization travelling. This
year the company numbers forty peo-
pie. The scenic first part, entitled
"Dreamland," is said to be very beau
tiful.
Luther Sheldon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. II. Sheldon, who arrived home from
California with his parents Monday.
is slightly improved. The cooler eli
mate of Iowa seems to have had a ben
eficial effect.
Mr.. Richard Dana Marsh, of Min
neapolis, arrived in the city Wednes-
day night from Charlton, where he had
been on brief business trip, and spent
today at the 4. p. Marsh home. Mr..
Marsh returns to Minneapolis tonight.
The l. & Y. $3.50 special ladies' and
cl,< 10 toll f0r
us. Our experience in peoples want
has given us an opportunity to offer
the best shoe for the price. Ingledue
& Young, Iowa's largest shoe house.
Mr.. McCrea, of Des Moines, repre-
senting the Syndicate Land Company,
of Des Moines, is in the city today
making arrangements for the renting
of office quarters. The company ex-
poets to open a branch office in this
city.
AS advertised yesterday, we are SELL
ing our present stock of pianos utterly
regardless of original cost. We have
an order for 100 pianos that will begin
to arrive April 1 and we must sell ev-
cry instrument we haul in the store
during the present month: Eadie Mus
ic Co.
A socialist lecture at the MARSHALL
town Trades and Labor Assembly hall
by a representative of Queen Victoria
Memorial. College Hospital, Chicago,
is announced for Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. The subject will be In
dividualism and the Survival of the
FMtest." No admission will be charg-
ed.
The Ladies' Guild OF st. Paul's held
it's regular meeting Wednesday after
noon in the basement Of the church,
and in addition each lady brought lunch
for two, the husbands or gentlemen
friends having been invited. and a
picnic supper was enjoyed. They re-
manned during the early part Of the
evening which was spent in a pleasant
social way Owing to other engage
rnents only small number was pres
ent.
The Royal Neighbors and a few
friends, numbering in all forty-f five,
joined in surprise upon Mr. and Mrs.
George Rapp at their new home, $40
East State street, Wednesday evening
The affair was in the nature of
house warming, Mr.. and Mrs. Rapp
having only recently taken possession
of their new home. The guests pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Rapp with
rocking chair. The evening was plea
sanity. spont with cards and games.
E. NJ Wentworth, of State Center,