Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-10
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TEE CITY in BRIEF

/ THE CITY in BRIEF +
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
George j Allen, opthalmologist.
j. A. Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main.
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Ladies will find II large stock OF new
fancy hosiery at Pratt & Bakers
Special values in dress ginghams
Saturday at cents. Il. h. Lay.
IL you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. ID. S. Good Grocery co.
"The Masqueraders," book COM
pared with Monte Cristo, at Liebigs.
The Grand Union Tea Co has spec
ials this month. 20 North First ave-
nue..
Farmers take notice-Choice early
lava seed wheat for sale at LeoiIand
mills.
Another consignment OF the ceie-
DRAFTED Worth skirts at "A. IL.
Simon's.
rho hest values for the money in
wall paper YOU will find at Simmons
Book Store.
Dance at A. o. U. w. hall Friday
evening, March TO-. PARIS orchestra.
Admission 10 cents
Ask to see the new things in linen,
chambray and colored shirt waist SUITS
lust in at A. II. Sirnons
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Read our ad. today about the COM
ing to our store next week of Profess
sor Katon. Pratt & Baxter
lust received. o. large shipment of
room mouldings, photos and plate rails,
etc. at Simmons Book Store.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Friends church Will hold an exchange
Saturday at d. S. Good Grocery co.
Toledo automobile. used one summer,
| will be sold at auction Saturday, l:3o
p. M, in front Of Maulsby's auction
store.
Come to my store and buy a piano
and save all dealers and agents prof
| it's for a few days. Tuffree music
house.
| We place on sale Saturday one gross
back combs and side combs at 80 cents
each. worth from SO cents to " each.
L. r. Lay.
T.. II. Keller, opposite postoffice, is
showing a big line of childrens Nor
folk suits. age 3 to Is, from " up. a
big bargain.
Don't stay away and lose your OPP
portunity to buy a piano at factory
prices. They are going fast. Tuffree
music house.
The 1. & Y. $3.50 shoe, made In the
late style OF shoes and OSfords; the
Oxfor.ds arrived this morning. lngle-
due & Young.
Mr.. Graham i. Smith of Des Molnes.
who has been in the city for briet
stay on business, returned to his nome
thursday evening.
Tonight at y. NJ. c. A., basket ball,
High School VS.. Seniors. Base ball,
laps VS.. High School. First game,
1880 Admission is cents.
The infants wear speciality house.
Short dresses, long slips, flannel
S1CQUeS, SINUS, SiloNiSp SNS', go
Ingledue g. Co.'s, the up-to-date dry
goods house.
You could come in and pick out a
piano with your eyes shut and not re-
greet it. You can't so wrong on any
Of them. They are being sold SO cheap.
Tuffree music house.
Mrs. Edgar Ellyson arrived home
Thursday evening from Deep RlVer,
where she has been for two weeks,
holding series of meetings She
stopped in Williamsburg for q brief
visit while en- route home.
No call has been issued for a mass
meeting, as currently reported today,
and those who would be active in such
a movement assert that if any meet
ing pertaining to politics is to be held
Saturday evening it will be a private
one.
Furnas & Johnson, plasterers, have
filed a petition asking judgment for
s24.67 against J. NJ. Cooper on an oral
contract for plastering done. The
plaintiffs ask that mechanics lein
filed by them be foreclosed on the
property.
H. P. Clemens asks judgment OF
s133.57 in a petition filed for the
March term of the district court. A.
r. and Hattie Grewell are defendants,
and the suit is brought to secure the
payment of a bill for groceries, alleged
to have been bought of the plaintiff.
Why make muslin underwear when
YOU have the opportunity of making
your selection from such an enormous
and beautiful line of underwear, at
prices nearly enough to pay for cost
of materials as Is now being shown
by Nettie Ingledue & Co., the up-to-
date dry goods house?
Miss Clara .Cripps Of Albion, was
In the city Thursday night as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. +. H. Houghton, go
ing to Des Moines this morning, where
she will remain for visit of few
DAYS with her friend, Mrs. e. S. Frank.
Miss Cripps goes especially to be pre-
sent at theSproduction Of "Parsifal"
next Monday.
Mrs. ]. E. Townsend, who returned
from Gearing Thursday after a weeks
STAY at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Burgess, returns to Zear-
ing this evening, owing to her moth
ers illness. Mrs. Burgess has been i'll
for two weeks, and Is worse. Miss AL
ice Lincoln accompanies here and Will
be in Fearing over night.