Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-24
Oranges cheap. Mutual Benefit.

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Cornell College Orchestra, NJ. e.
church tonight Is and Is cents.
Cornell College Orchestra, M. II.
church tonight 25 and 10 cents.
A new line of neck wear just re-
ceived at Benedict & BrintnalPs.
Go to Simons' il you want a DANDY
Golf Mankind Shirt. They are beau
ties.
CITY Engineer and Mrs c. A. Baugh-
man, of 4O6 North Fourth street, are
the parents of a son.
The latest style of shoes in the l. d
Y. $3.50 special. Buy your next par Oh
US Ingledue & Young.
II. S. Bertrand, formerly of tins CITY,
who is now living in Chicago, was in
the city last night, being on his way
to, Des Moines.
Wood is an economical fuel at THIS
season OF the year, especially III you
get the best, and that is the kind we
have. Gregory Coal, Coke and Lime
Co
Mrs. f. w. Moehrl left this morning
for Detroit, Mich, where she will live.
Mr.. Moehrl has been in Detroit since
January 1 working in the factory OF
the Cadillac Automobile Company.
The Cornell College glee club and
orchestra arrived in the city TINS
morning from Union, where an enter
tainment was given Thursday evening.
The students appeared in a concert at
Eldora the previous night.
A. d. Starkey, who is assisting Trav-
cling Auditor II. Bennion, of the Cen
tral, yesterday checked out H. u. Mitch
ell. who has been agent for short
time at Bromley, and checked in q.
McClintock, who was formerly agent
at Chaplin.
The March entertainment Of the
Twentieth Century Club will be given
tonight by the Professor Benjamin r.
Shan,baugh, of Iowa City, at the home
of Mir. and Mrs. +. B. Garvin, 301 Eas
State street. Professor Shampaugh
will lecture on EARLY Iowa..
The senior and intermediate gym
nasium classes of the Y. M. G. A. Will.
beginning next week, take UP athletic
work under the direction of PHYSICAL
Director Dye. Preparations for out
door work along similar lines are to be
begun as soon as the weather permits.
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Mrs. Matilda Brown, mother OF Mrs.
r. L. Hoag, who expects to leave next
| Tuesday for Denver, to visit indeh-
nitely with son, has been presented
by the ladies of the w. r. G. aid So
ciety with souvenir spoon, bearing in
the bowl a likeness of the Iowa Sol
diers Home main building.
Look thru your cupboard and sec
| what you need at Sinclair's IN coffees,
teas, spices, extracts, starch. soda,
| rice, tapioca, cocoa, cocoanut, baking
| powder, oat meal, borax, toilet soap,
! washing compound, bluing, ammonia,
ETC., etc, and take advantage of their
big Haviland china sale Saturday. Sim
| clair Tea and Coffee Co.
4 A freight wreck on the Northwest
ern near Lombard, ILL.,, last night,
which blocked both tracks of the
double line, delayed all the west
bound trains this morning, and es-
pecially fthe night trains. No. 8, the
westbound fast mail due thru here
early in the morning, did not arrive
until 81 so this morning. No. was
reported three hours late, but No. IL
was only thirty minutes behind time.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer says:
'sMr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Hardy, OF
Harvard avenue north, entertained at
! dinner Tuesday evening the Bt. Rev.
Bishop Lehman, of Great Falls, Mont,
and Father Kouten, of Seattle. Bishop
Lehman was for several years pastor
of st. Marys church, Marshalltown,
Iowa, Mrs. Hardy's former home" Mrs.
Hardy will be better remembered as
Miss Mary A. Shaney, for several
years bookkeeper in the employ of
the Let's, Fletcher Company. of this
city.