Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-24
d. A. COLLISION. dentist. 10 w. Main.

Just received announcer cur oi IStseS
| Lily and Satisfaction Hour. hlrk BROS.
Senour's floor paint. Dries nara IN
one night. Skeggs Wall Paper and
Paint store.
Attend the big opening OF e. ~.
Keller opposite poSlollcc. Wednesday
March lst. Rc;ld their ad.
rrainmnstcr j. T.. Mccarthy OF the
Central. was in the city this morning.
He left later for the north.
Re sure and get ono of the fancy
satin hand bags which we offer YOU
Saturday mt 40 cents. g. X. Lay
ercsr beef, veal fish and mutton at
cullcy's market Finest oysters, fancy
celery and the freshest Of oyster crack
crs.
We have received another car OF
| Gold Medal flour. II you like good
bread. try the Gold Medal. d. $. Good
Grocery co.
DR.. Reeds Cushion Socd shoes VIII
keep your feet dry this wet weather.
Sold by lngletlue & Young, lowa's larg-
est shoe house.
We will place on, sale Saturday 20
| dozen Cznrina pctticoats. values up to
$1.75 use. Wilton e Whitehead, sec
ond floor. lIawkeye store
A reduced rate matinee by the Prln-
cess chic opera company tomorrow at
ternoon. Children % cents, adults 10
cents. No reserve of seats.
Mrs. ID. II. Denmcad very informally
entertained a few of her lady friends
| at luncheon served at | O'Clock today.
| The afternoon was spent In playing
whist.
Never before have we shown such an
extensive line of fancy goods for wo-
men as we are now. DO not fail to
look mt our belts. hand bags, fancy
ribbons and ncckwear before you pur-
chase. Il. II. Lay.
The meeting OF the S. G. I. Club was
again postponed Thursday, on account
of sickness In the home of Mrs. Hannah
Wetherbee, where il was to have been
held The club instead. will meet one
week from tonight at the Wetherbee
home.
Ladies. We have just received a
new line of chldrens REFER jackets.
something entirely new, consisting OF
French nannels, coverts. pongees and
mohairs Ages from one to six. Some
thing seldom If ever carried in town
OF this size. DO not fail to call and
see them. Whitton & Whitehead, sec
ond floor. Hawkcye store.
Mrs. w. r. Temple and brother Mr..
! ~
| in the city as the guests of their
daughter and niece, Mrs. j. A. OFT, be-
| ing on their way home from Shells
burg Wis. where they had been to ac-
company the body of their mother. the
| late Mrs Jane Glasson. who died on
the 18th inst ut Denison. The body
was inferred at Shellsburg.
Adds LYMAN, the Carroll boy who
was killed near jefferson Wednesday
| night by being run over by a North
western train, the details of which
were published in Thursday evenings
T.-R, was the son of II. A. Lyman,
| who represents the Letts-Fletcher
Company, of this city, i'm western Iowa
| territory. Mr.. Lyman has Travelled for
the Let's, Fletcher Company for three
or four wears and is we'll known.
The presentation Of "'he Princess
| Chic" at the Odeon tomorrow after
noon and night, is justly regarded as
/ the chief musical event of the season.
| Kirke LaShelle's opera company when
appears in this piece is headed by
Sophie Brandt, and the supporting
company has been strengthened by the
addition, among others of Mathilda
| Previle whose wonderful contralto
voice has Won high commentator
wherever she has sung. The matinee
will be given ut @: 80 o'clock. Prices rs
and Is cents.
| The February meeting of the Twen-
tieth Century Club will be held tonight
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. il. a. Nor
gan, corner of Main street and Fourth
avenue. Miss Katherine Jewell Ev-
erts, of Boston, will appear before the
members in a dramatic presentation
OF My Lady's Ring" a comedy by
Alice Brown. Miss Frances Morley. of
this city, will play. The ladies' quartet,
which was to have appeared on the
program, has been prevented from do
ing so by unavoidable circumstances.
Miss F,verts will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. A. f. Balch during her stay
| in the city.
b. r. Moffatt agent for the Iowa
Central, received Thursday Il telegram
from his mother, Mrs. Virginia Moffatt,
which announced the death of the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Eliza Swearingen, at
Mankato, kas., on Wednesday. The
cause was not stated in the telegram,
but it is presumed ailments due to old
age were responsible. The body, ac-
companied by Mrs. Moffatt, and her
sister, Mrs. Clara Goodrich, of Man
kato, will arrive here tonight, and the
body will either be buried here or in
Albion. For the past three or four
winters Mrs Moffatt has made her
home with her mother and sister in
Kansas.
Mr.. w. l.. Lyons, who has been in
this city for a year, connected With the
commission house of f. III. Prince &
Co, went to Grinnell Thursday evening,
where he will open a branch office for
| the Donovan Commission Company.
Mr. Lyons, during the past nine
months of his stay in the city, has been
empoyed as manager for Prince & Co.
The office has been closed, and no in
ct rI1rt ions have bean received indicate