Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-11
Purity Chocolates, Alexander's.
Co.
DIR. Jay, surgeon and physician.

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d. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.
DR.. Burkhart, osteopath S02 West
Main.
For Rent-Desirable office. Hawk
eye building.
Choice country butter 90 cents and
eggs Is cents. l.. r. Idso.
A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Leave orders at Deuell's news stand.
Farmers take notice-Choice early
Java seed wheat for sale at LeGrand
| mills.
Have your cellers whitewashed. See
| Kelley James. Leave orders at Pfnges
/ & .Everist's.
Corticelli embroidery materials nave
long been acknowledged the best man
featured. See our exhibit next week.
E. r. Lay.
"The Girl and the Bandit company
arrived in the city this afternoon about
4 o'clock in special train over the
Northwestern from Davenport.
Next week we will have on exhibit
| a. fine assortment of art needle work
| done with Corticelli silks. Do not
| fail to examine them. Z. r. Lay.
All lovers Of art needle work will be
repaid by inspection of the pieces we
| will show next week made with Cor
ticelli embroidery materials. %. H.
Lay.
| Wellington's Best flour is not made
from a mixed elevator wheat, but Is
manufactured out of the virgin wheat
direct from the farmers hands. Your
grocer has 1t for s1.60 per sack. E. ID.
Benedict & Co.
The boys of the Liscomb high school
will give a supper in the Odd Fellows
hall at Liscomb tonight, for the benefit
of the foot fall and basket ball teams of
the school. An entertainment will fol-
low the supper.
| Mrs. F. j. Conwell, successor to Mrs.
Clark. wishes to announce that Nine.
Clark has no interest whatever in the
millinery store at 202 East Main. and
that she is here to do what is right by
every one. Mrs. F. ]. Conwell.
r. T. Miller will leave either Sunday
or Monday for Davenport to attend the
state convention of the state Woodmen
| Of the World, which will be held in
that city on March IA and Is. Mr..
Miller is delegate from Maple Leaf
Lodge, No. So, of this city.
| Miss Anna Jurden, who has been
| teaching the Dillon school for the past
year. returned home Friday evening,
having finished the winter term. Miss
Jurden will spend the spring vacation
of four weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Jurden, 712 Wood
street.
Mrs M. Bartell, of Milwaukee, we'll
known turnout the west among the
Spiritualists as a physical medium,
arrived in the city Friday evening
from Mason City and will remain for
a few days as guest at the home of
Mrs. Eva Mccoy. Mrs. Bartell gave
seance, at the Mccoy home Friday
evening.
The base ball fever in malignant
form has broken out very early this
spring, and while some frost is still
in the ground, and the thermometer
is lowering not far above zero, the
opening battle Is being played at Fin
kle's park. The Juvenile nine have
taken no account of the weather, and
this afternoon the Brownies and East
Finders are scheduled to play.
c. w. Smith, living at Haynes
Grove, went to Newton Friday even
ing, where today he was present at
the celebration of the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the marriage of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Smith. Mr.. Smith
is rs and his wife 20, and they were
married in Ohio. They have but two
living children, the other being son,
Alfred Smith, living near Newton.
Rev. DR.. W. #. Pitner, presiding ell
der of the Marshalltown district of the
Methodist church, went to Steamboat
Rock Friday evening, where he con-
Quoted quarterly conference. This af-
ternoon Rev. Pitner was at Owasa to.
hold quarterly conference, and tonight
will be in Iowa Falls. He will preach
in Iowa Falls Sunday morning, at
Owasa in the afternoon and at Steam
boat Rock Sunday evening.
The German literary club, Der
Deutsche Undertakings Kreis, has
planned most unique and delightful
social affair for next Wednesday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Click, on West State street. when the
club members will entertain their nus
bands at a $50 o'clock dinner Every
thing will be in German, German
viands, German flags for place cards.
and conversation in German. The
company will number about thirty.
o.
w. f. Limit, the singing evangelist.
who has been in the city to assist
Evangelist James in the special services
which have been held at the Christian
church, accompanied by his wife. left
for his home in Lincoln, Neb., Friday.
Since Mr.. Limit has been in the city
he has been so seriously i'll of quinsy
that as soon as he was able to be
about he left for home. While Mr.. and
Mrs Limit were in the city they had
apartments at the G. w. Calhoun
home.
T. J. Fletcher received a letter this
morning from his brother, Commander
F. F. Fletcher, U. S. NJ in which the
writer stated that he had been ordered
to the Asiatio squadron as chief of
staff of Admiral Folger. Commander
Fletcher will sail from San Francisco
on the transport Ohio, March 25. I'm
til short time ago Commander