Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-27
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

Observation-Disclosures
Is THE CITY in BRIEF !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR. Rullard osteopath, % East Main
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| Pay your fiat rate water rents nov
and save the discount.
Rhubarb, three pounds for 10 cents
Huls & Son Finkle block.
Home grown lettuce. radishes ant
onions. Huls & Son. Finkle block.
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| If you like good bread buy Colo
Medal flour. ID. S. Good Grocery Co
Taffeta silk understands, $4.9S. Whit
| ton & Whitehead, End floor. Hawkeye
Store.
| Ice cream and ice cream soda. Com
stock Confection Co., lis East Maii
street.
Administer 9x12. two piece rugs
$21.50 Wilton & Whitehead, Enc
floor, Hawkeye Store.
Most people prefer Cameo or Ken
wood sweet wrinkle peas to the high
est priced French goods
| Flat rate water rents should be pale
now. If you wait until next pay da,
you may be too late for the discount
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| We offer you choice of our entire
stock of lace curtains tomorrow anc
Saturday at 15 per cent dicount. Il. r
Lay.
The Excelsior Aid Society will hole
a business meeting this evening at the
home of Mrs. Charles Anderson, III
South Center street.
| -Four cans of tomatoes, % cents; -four
cans Of peas, 25 cents; four cans OF
string beans, 90 cents; and four cans
of corn, rs cents, at Idso's.
| Every pair Of lace curtains in oul
store worth from 20 cents to $40 pei
pair goes on sale Friday and Satur-
day at Ii per cent discount L. II
Lay.
Ttirty-one West Main is the place
to get the best fresh and cured meats
Fresh caught fish, Wednesdays anc
Fridays. Phone, old 215, new 76S
l Middleton Il Reed.
Mrs. II. William Pilot, who was call
ed to Cleveland, o., three weeks ago
owing to the illness of her mother. Mrs
Robert Farren, arrived home Wednes
day evening. Mrs. Farren was veri
much improved at the time her daugh-
ter left Cleveland.
Another large line Of fine trimmed
hats will, be ready for your inspection
on Friday and Saturday, April 2S ane
90 We had large trade last Satur-
day and sold all our hats, and have AT
entire new stock. Price will be as low
as usual at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Two belated passenger trains on the
Northwestern passed thru the cit,
| Wednesday afternoon on their wa!
east having been delayed on accoun
| of freight wreck on the Southern Pa.
cific several days ago, when an acct
dent in tunnel caused the death Of
the engine crew.
Mrs. u. c. Talbot, of Grinnell, who
has been in the city for the past few
| weeks as the guest of her daughter
| Mrs w. b. Brush, 212 North Second
street, expects to leave tonight for
| Spokane, Wash, owing to the illness OF
her brother. Mr. A. d. Finch. Mr.
Finch recently suffered stroke OF
paralysis, and he is still In an uncon-
scious condition, with the prospects
for his recovery decidedly unfavor-
able.
This mornings Des Moines Register
and Leader says: Mrs. Carrie ia
cobs-Bond of Chicago is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell leighton. Mrs
Bond has previously visited in the
city, having given a recital This
evening Mrs. Bond and Mr. and Mrs
Wendell leighton will go to Perry
where Mrs. Bond will give recital
In June Mrs. Bond will go to England
and Berlin, where she will give several
recitals."
Mr.. J. L. Weatherly, Of Rock Rap
ids, recorder of Lyon county, arrived
in Liscomb Wednesday from Chicago
and will remain for visit Of few
days with his mother, Mrs. I. r
Weatherly. Mr.. Weatherly, who owns
a farm near Rock Rapids, has been
to Chicago with stock, and returned
this way in order that he might en-
joy brief visit with his mother other
relatives and numerous friends at his
old home.
The general passenger department of
the Iowa Central conducted a very
successful excursion wednesday on
the Newton branch, on account of the
celebration of the eighty-sixth ami
versary of the founding Of Odd Fellow
ship in America. The train started at
Fremont, and carried 600 people into
Newton. A much larger crowd would
have been in attendance had the
weather not been so threatening. The
largest crowd from any one place was
out of Oskaloosa, where 200 excursion
lists attended the celebration.
So far as reported to the police de-
partment, Chief Nicholson has not been
apprised Of any other depredations in
the way Of house breaking, which have
been SO common during the past few
weeks. A lull among the midnight
providers is no indication Of cessa-
ton Of hostilities, and the extraordin-
ary care that has been taken lately
to fasten doors and windows should
be continued. One East Main street
hardware man has "got the habit" of
taking home with him each night, out
Of stock, repeating shot gun, which
he SAYS he is competent to use.