Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-09
Purity Chocolates. Alexander'a

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For Rent-Desirable office. Hawk
eye building.
See those new 36-inch covert coats
at NJ f. Andrews.
New line of Jackets, suits and skirts
Benedict & Brintnall.
Have your cellers whitewashed. See
Kelley James. Leave orders at Dinges
& Everist's.
Dance at A. o. U. w. hall Friday
evening, March 10. PARIS orchestra.
Admission 10 cents.
Lawn grass seed and small garden
seed in packages, peas, beans, corn
and onion sets in bulk at Culley's.
When your boys shoes don't wear,
try pair of our boys shoes, made OF
leather. Ingledue & Young, loWa's
largest shoe house.
Ladies' fine mohair and panama
walking skirts in blue, black ana
brown, worth $3.50; our price $49s.
whitton & Whitehead, second floor
Hawkeye store.
L. w. Fox, of Albion, shipped to the
city Wednesday afternoon small load
of lightweight hogs, which were sold
at the Britain G. Co. yards. FIFTY
three head averaged 235 pounds.
The Missionary Society of. the Bap-
list church will hold its annual meet
ing for the election of officers at the
home of Mrs. d. w. Norris Jr., Bill
North First street, Friday afternoon.
Our line of sewing machines is all
ways complete. From $14 up to the
finest cabinet style, quarter sawed oak.
Every machine warranted. Schmidt's
Hardware Store, agency for the New
Home.
Ladies, don't fail to inspect our line
of embroidery, edges, insertions, all
overs f1ouncings and corset cover
Ingledue & Co.'S, the up-to-date dry
goods house.
If you want the correct thing in a
| tailor made suit. don't miss seeing the
immense line that Whitton
| head are showing; prices from $40 to
s35. Whitton & Whitehead, second
| floor Hawkeye store.
have on hand a good stock OF New
Home sewing machines. Our prices
range from $14 to $50 for the cabinet
style, quarter sawed oak. See us.
Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Mr.. j. E. r. Markley and Mr.. r. III.
Witwer, we'll known attorneys of Ma
son City, were in the city Wednesday
afternoon, being on their way home
| from Des Moines, where they have
been for brief stay on business.
One of the series of social evenings
given at the K. p. club rooms was en-
joyed Wednesday evening by large
number of members and their fam
| lilies and friends. Dancing, cards, bill
lizards and other social pleasures were
| INDUCED in.
| Mr. Dallas Johnson, of Gilman, who
lis a senior at Iowa State Normal
School, was in the city Wednesday af-
ternoon, being on his way home for
| the spring vacation of a week, which
he will spend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. L. johnson.
! A. D. Starkey, of the general audit
ling department of the Iowa Central at
MINNEAPOLIS was in the city this NOR
ming between trains. Mr.. Starkey is
assisting Travelling Auditor II. Benn-
ion, and Wednesday was in Abba. He
was in Chaplin today checking up the
agent.
Ladies Of Marshalltown and vicinity.
We have received by this mornings
express twenty-five Of the newest and
most up to-date covert Jackets, satin
lined; we shall place them on sale to-
morrow morning at $3.50. Bear in mind
$3.50, tomorrow morning. Henry Pap
pc.
Messrs. F. q. Holly and S. ". Crit
fiths arrived home Wednesday evening
| from Milwaukee, where they have been
for a few days on business connected
| with the house they represent, the Mil
waukee Western Fuel Company. Both
Mr.. Holly and Mr.. Griffiths renewed
their contracts with the company for
another year, and will have the same
territory as in previous years.
The first division of Methodist
church ladies, of which Mrs. w. p.
Flower, is chairman, served supper in
the parlors of the church Wednesday
evening to 200 people. In the neigh
borhood of $50 was cleared, and the
sum will apply toward the debt on
the parsonage, which amounts to about
$780, The ladies of the church have
formed themselves into twelve divisions
and it is their object to serve a supper
each month during the year
Mr.. J. G. Trotter, candidate for as
SCISSOR, finds himself dragged into the
campaign mire and wishes to correct
certain Misrepresentation. 1t is not
1 true that any one has inspired his cam
didacy except personal friends who
want to see him assessor. If any one
says that Trotter favors higher assess
ments or any kind of an assessment
that is not absolutely equal and fair
as compared with all other assess
| ments, he is telling campaign lie.
i A kitchen shower was given We'd
nesday evening at the home of Miss
i Gertrude Duncan, no East Linn street.
by twenty-five young lady friends Of
Miss Mabel Worden, who is to be mar
ried next Wednesday evening, March
Is, at o'clock, to Mr.. Ray Mccoy, of
this city. Following the shower, the
evening was spent in playing cards
| and dancing, and light refreshments
were also enjoyed. A china shower is
to be given for Miss Worden next
| Monday night, at the home of Miss
Alice Lindgren, and one is also to be