Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-21
DIR. Law. surgeon and physician.


Child's dresses, neatly trimmed, 70
cents. r.. r. Lay.
New ncckwear for women, just re-
ceived at Il. r. Lays.
Don't miss the flower display al
Wright's, 204 East Main.
The best ten dollar silk Redingote In
the city is at NJ. j.. Andrews.
Ben Hur fair Easter Monday. Fin
kle's hall, April oath to 29th.
No matter how low the prices at
Henry Pappe's. the merchandise is al
ways dependable
Buy your Easter shoes. Oxfords and
slippers, at Tuttles and get something
easy on your feet.
The silk petticoat we offer you to-
morrow for SIS. is made from best quail
ity taffeta. r. r. Lay
First public game of the girls bas.
ket ball teams tonight, at Y. M G. a.
Fifteen cents admission.
Special Easter Offering of belts.
combs, neckwear and hand bags--all
the latest novelties. NJ. +. Andrews.
Sea island yard wide, fast colored
percales. sold everywhere at 1914 cents,
our price Saturday, " cents. l.. r.
Lay.
Tomorrow night at A. o. U. w. hall,
dancing school from to o'clock,
and dance afterward. Admission %
cents.
The Frances Willard Study Club
will meet Monday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock, With Mrs. A. r. Hilsabeck, Az
North Second street
Pure home made jelly in plum, rasp-
berry, apple peach, strawberry. etc, at
1Oc per glass This will please you.
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Miss HOLSTERS Easter sale of hand
painted shirt waist sets and hat pins
is attracting attention. Look In NC
Donald G. Mahoods window.
Just received this morning by express
20 new sc inch jackets. is cravenette
coats and 4 dozen white waists for
Easter. Benedict Il Brintnall.
We expect to be very busy tomorrow,
we would consider 1T special favor If
our Marshalltown friends would cali
as early as possible. Respectfully
Henry Pappe.
Mr.. S. r. Barnhill, who has been
working in Grinnell for several weeks
spent Thursday night in the city with
his family. Mr.. Barnhill returned te
Grinnell this morning.
The weekly meeting of the Witen-
agemote Club Thursday afternoon,
was held at the home of Mrs. S. r
Knisely. The afternoon was pleasant
ly spent in the usual way.
Account grand opera at Cedar Rap
ids April 81, the c. & N. w. will sell
excursion tickets to Cedar Rapids and
return. You can leave Marshalltown
1888 p. M. returning leave Cedar Rap
ids 1910 a. m. midnight.
The custom of giving box of candy
on Easter is growing in favor. We
have Just received for Easter frest
invoice of chocolates, and other cholc:
candies, and want to supply you. Com
stock Confection Co, lis East Main.
J. S. Perry carries first class as
sortment of harness and saddlery
goods. Our harness is up-to-date
Nothing but first-class goods being
used. We do all kinds of harness re-
pairing. We do all that can be done
to please our customers, and we will
guarantee every job and all work to
be lust as represented. New phone
g crr
The S. M. C. Club held its regular
meeting Thursday evening, being de-
lightfully entertained by Miss Bessie
.Darrin at the c. A. Wescott home, 10Y
North Fourth street. Games furnished
amusement for the evening and dam
ty Easter luncheon was served. a
hens nest and imitation chickens
adorned the center of the table and the
ice cream served was in the form OF
yellow chickens. The hostess present
ed each one with a plaster of paris
plaque bearing on 1t a picture sugges-
tive of Easter.
The young people who took part ir
the Elks' minstrel show, "The Land Of
Chef" together with members of the
lodge and their wives and lady friends
were given royal good time at the
| lodge rooms Thursday night. The
guests numbered over a hundred, anc
the evening was spent dancing, play
ing pool, billiards and cards The
lodge room, where the dancing tool
place, was decorated with flowers
palms and ferns, and the other apart.
ments of the lodge were similarly dec
Grated Refreshments and luncheon
| were served by the entertainers, ane
the evening was a most thoroughly de.
lightful one for those who attended.
Superintendent-el ELECT e. L. Coffeen
of the Marshalltown public schools, i.
expected to arrive in the city tonigh
from Mason City, and will remain owe
| tomorrow. Mrs. Coffeen is expected t.
accompany her husband, and while here
| an effort will be made to secure SOM
desirable residence property. Tire
or four houses that Mr.. Coffeen looket
at while in the city a few weeks ago
have since been rented, and friends wht
have been looking out for some suitable
home for the new superintendent, dur
! ing his absence, fear that he will have
a hard time finding anything that i
very desirable Good houses in Mar
shalltown are at premium, and ar
hard to find.
Very Low Excursion Rates to sar
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Via the Northwestern line, will be
| in effect from all stations May l, 2, 8, 9
IL, 12 and 10, with favorable return