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

Quart boxes of strawberries 1879
cents. ldso.
Pay your fiat rate water rents now
and save the discount
Pineapple cyers 10 and 15c. See
Schmidt for novelties.
| Asparagus, two lunches for % cents
Hubs II Son, Finkle block.
| Strawberries, Is cents for quart
boxes. Hus & Son Finkle block.
Kelley James cleans wall paper
Leave orders at Dinges 81 Everist's.
Smyrna rugs 9x12, best quality for
500. Whitton g. Whitehead. End floor,
HawSeye store.
Wire doll cabs and go carts just
| the thing for the little miss. See
Schmidt for new and handy things
Flat rate water rents should be paid
now. If you wait until next pay day
you may be too late for the discount.
The Luxerit Bible class spent a
pleasant afternoon Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. A. M. Worries. After the
| regular meeting, refreshments were
served.
| In new things In candy we notice
Peerless Waters, Iced Squares, Judges,
Swiss Jelly Drops, Chocolate Brittle
| Lemon Drops, etc, etc. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
Artistic enameled ranges The en-
amel is guaranteed not to crack off
or to be affected by heat or cold.
Soap and water will keep the range
| clean. See Schmidt for the best in
stovedom.
| We have a large assortment of the
| famous Hansen pillar extension tables
in all sizes and all kinds. You will
| find all of the best lines Mt the ID. g.
Wilbur store and the prices are the
lowest We sell Karpen leather fur
niture.
The we'll dressed man invariably at
tracts attention. especially II he has
his suit made at our emporium. We
| have all the latest effects in domestic
and foreign goods. and the cut and
| fit are always guaranteed. Tony
| Psenicka.
Just arrived. Another shipment of
those fine folding go carts for $40
and folding cart that reclines for
| $3.50 at the ID. G. Wilbur store. We
are carrying a line of go carts this
year that will interest you In price
and style.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Balch, of St
Johnsbury, VT. who have been in the
city for a two months visit with their
| sons, Messrs. A. +. and 2. s. Balch,
and families, left for their home this
afternoon. Mr.. A. T.. Balch accompan-
| led them as far as Chicago.
| The Des Moines Register and Leader
tells of the receipt OF cablegram in
Des Moines, announcing the safe ar
rival of Mrs j. * Macomber and party
at Gibralter, on the steamer Republic.
This is the party Of which Miss Ida
Dugan, of this city, is u member
We do not blame you for being mad
about the meat sent you from other
markets, but we do blame you for not
ordering of us; If you had there would
have been no occasion for anger. Our
meats are all carefully selected, and
you get the best. Phone your order.
Leutennegger g. Co.
|
Paul Gilmore, who was booked by
Manager A. j. Busby, of the Odeon. for
his appearance here in the The Mum
my and the Humrning Bird" has can
celed his engagement. Mr.. Gilmore
closed his season two weeks earlier
| than he expected, and the engagement
was Cancelled for this reason.
The Political Equality Club met
Wednesday evening with the clubs
president, Mrs H. l.. Sutton. III North
Center street Mrs. Lora A. Bennett
gave the paper of the evening on "The
Mormon Menace" which was thor
oughly discussed by the members. The
next meeting of the club will be held
with Mrs. A. p Bratt.
Mr.. E. G. Beeson, of Peoria, Ill,
who has been in the city for a visit
of few days with the families of his
aunt, Mrs. e. d. Whtacre, and uncle,
Mr. w. B. Beeson, went to Liscomp
"Wednesday evening to visit at the home
of his grandfather, Mr.. j. Fl. Hauser,
Jr. Mr.. Beeson will remain in the
county until Memorial day, when he
will be Joined by his father and brother,
Messrs. l.. ]. and j. c. Beeson, also Of
Peoria.
During the past season number OF
large horse sales have been conducted
successfully at Gladbrook, in the large
feed, sale and livery barn belonging
to Parker Bros, of that place. The
Parker Bros. are extensively engaged
in the telephone business and cannot
give the livery and sale business the
necessary attention, so are offering to
sell at a heavy sacrifice. w. B. King
and others are figuring on taking over
the business and conducting a series
Of sales during the coming season.
Mrs. Myra Y Hoyt has begun an ac-
ton in the district court for the Aug
ust term, in which H. D. East is named
as defendant The plaintiff claims that
her husband, the late C. j. Hoyt, in
company with Mrs. William Andrews,
went as sureties on note for the de-
PENDANT Mrs. Hoyt as executrix of
the estate of her husband, and Mrs.
Andrews, paid the note, in the sum Of
1901, on Nov. 16, 1904, since which
date Mr. East has paid them the sum
Of 81. A judgment in the sum of
$31O.o7, with interest at per cent from
April 26, 1905, is asked.
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Bentley, 207
South Fourth avenue. celebrated the
sixth anniversary of their little daugh-
ter, Alchia. Wednesday evening, from
4 to 6 o'clock. Those present were
Elizabeth Smith, Elise Talbot, Mary
Helen Ketchum, Mae Shearer, Lois