Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-04
Purity Chocolates, Alexander's.
. $780,
George j Allen. opthalmologist.
DIR MIghell, surgeon snnd physician.
Kembles flowers. $40 North Third.

Pianos arc going mt Il lively rate u
the Tuifree music house. You vii
have to hurry.
Important meeting of u. G. It's to
night Election OF officers. Full ntten
dance requested.
August Riemcnschneder. Of State
Center. shipped a load of hogs to the
city Friday afternoon.
T. Now is the time to buy wall paper
while they are selling 1t so cheap ~
Simmons Book Store
Picture framing. A new line OF ele-
CANT mouldinga just received. SlScgg''
Wall Paper and Paint Store.
/ Every piano and organ at factory
prices while they last. Hurry II you
want one. Tuffree music house
Office rooms over Benedict &
Brintnalls. 10 East Main street. Vacant
| April 1st. Enquire of j. L. Carney.
Wall paper All that the others have
aud more than I'LL the others have
Slegs's Wall Paper and Paint Store
Enough wall paper for everybody
From the best to the cheapest. me-
chunic to do your work. Dinges &
Everist. 2051a West Main street.
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Six more pianos sold Friday. This
proves that the people thoroughly
appreciate the prices they are buying
them at. Tuffree music house.
| Just received. one lot of ebroidered
waist patterns which we will place on
sale at very low prices. Call and sec
them. Nettie 1ngledue g. Co, the up
to-date dry goods house.
| Mrs W. III. c. Woodward. OF Mar
ietta, left Friday night for West Lib
erty, where she viii attend quar-
terly meeting of Friends. representing
| the Marietta meeting house.
The meeting for men at the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. rooms tomorrow afternoon
| will be conducted at the usual hour.
o'clock. Representatives Of the Bible
Study Club will present thoughts, and
the male quartet will sing.
Signet Chapter. No. 3S. r. A. NJ. will
hold n special convocation Monday
evening. March 8. for work. BE pres-
ent IL possible. Visitors welcome.
l S1etNS luItS NtGOI HC W. ASNyipiS,
secretary; l. L. Forbes, II. T..
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Con-
gregntional church served delicious
chicken pie suppers to $50 patrons
IN the basement of the church, Friday
evening from to o'clock. A neat
sum was cleared from the proceeds.
Miss Carolyn Anderson very delight
fully entertained about twenty OF her
lady friends, mostly from among the
teachers, at finch party given Friday
night at her home, 100 West Church
street. Light refreshments were serv-
ed during the evening.
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Early novelties In trouserings and
spring overcoatings and now In d. en-
bracing many new effects not 10 be
common this season. 1t will pay you
to look up our styles and prices. Hop
kins, the popular tailor.
The Jolly Few spent o pleasant eve
ming Friday at the A. O. U. w. hall
enjoying the supper and dancing party
given by the members as this weeks
social affair. During the evening Mrs.
G. s. Hutson was presented with c. SOU
venir spoon as Il birthday gift
Rev. A. w. McNeel. OF Madrid, who
has been in the city for a few days
visit with his father, Mr.. y. s. Mcneil.
and sister, Miss Belle McNeel. left for
his home Friday. Rev. McNeel will
leave soon for a new charge, as pas
tor of the Presbyterian church at Cav
ker City, Kas.
We are showing the largest and
best selected line of plain and fancy
mohairs, Panama cloths, aeolians, plain
and nub voiles, silk and wool crepes,
invisible plaids in light and dark and
all other late and stylish weaves on
sale at Nettie Ingledue & Co.'S, the
up-to-date dry goods house.
Mrs. H. w. Shove, accompanied by
her daughter. Dorothy who was called
owing to the death Of her father, the
late. Peter Berriman. arrived home Fri
day evening". Mr.. Shove met his wife
and daughter at Peoria and accompan-
led them home.
Mrs. r. w. Brewer, 2t0 North Third
avenue, entertained a dozen of her lady
friends Friday afternoon at a sewing
party given complimentary to her
daughter Mrs. E. V. Wheel, of Chi
cago. The hostess served dainty re-
freshments after an afternoon most
pleasantly spent.
A. d. Starlsey, Of the general audit
ing office OF the Iowa Central at
Minneapolis was in the city this NOR
ming for a short time while on his way
from New Sharon to Albion. For two
weeks Mr.. Starkey has been at sta
lions along the line assisting Travelling
Auditor III. Bennion in station work
Mr. Starkey will return to Minneapolis
tonight.
The Story City branch passenger
train due to arrive here at o'clock,
was delayed several hours Friday ev-
ening, owing to an engine failure. The
engine pulling the train west, leaving
here at IL O'clock, was unable to pro-
coed farther than st. Anthony. The
engine, was brought back to this city
and placed in the round house for re-
pairs, and another engine left here at
1920, to take the train on to Story City,
and bring it back to this CITY, The ev-
ening train west was therefore not able
to leave the city until nearly midnight
AS result of the warm weather of
the past week, which has caused many
of the smaller streams to fill, the river
hac shown, a rise of tbrna faat