Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-31

SOFA plHoWS from TO THIS even
ing at Benedict s Brintnall's.
DR.. L1erle, eye. ear, nose and throat
Glasses fitted. fremont block.
Wanted-Five apprentice girls in
millinery department. A. H. Simon
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Buy, sell, borrow, loan, exchange, rent
and insure thru the William Andrews Co.
Mems ST value fancy shirts go on
sale Monday morning for 40 cents. E.
r. Lay.
'Nigor' for the boys and girls Fine
premiums given away. d. S. Good
Grocery Company.
1 Twenty-Five pounds of granuated
sugar with our IS combination order.
ldso Mercantile Co.
Now is the TIME to buy crash One
case of 1O-cent value goes on sale Mon
day for cents. e. R. Lay.
Round and long radishes, lettuce leaf
and head. pieplant. new onions,
| spinach and parsley at Culley's.
| For Sale-A fine stock and grain
farm. Will sell all or part Four miles
from city. Wilton & Whitehead.
| We have received another shipment
of wide fancy silks, worth s1.25 and$1
and offer them next week at 10 cents.
E. r. Lay
rake look mt our spring patterns
of suitings. We have the best Prices
the lowest. sBrenneck, the reliable
| tailor 119 East Main.
| Don't be troubled longer with ca
tarrh. Druggists Mcbride & Will say
that if 81 Hyomei outfit does not cure
you completely, they will pay for it.
]. P. Kirk has accepted the geenral
agency for Iowa for Jensen Bros. Mill
| ing Company, of GAINESVILLE, Mimi. and
will start on his initial trip Monday.
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| Miss Esther L. Bissell, principal Of
the Mason City high school, arrived In
the city this morning to visit during
next week with Superintendent and
Mrs. f. L. Coffeen.
DR. and Mrs. c. A. Billings, Of Bow
don, N. D., are in the city for stay
of a few weeks. DR.. Billings comes to
look after business matters, and may
go south from here before returning
home.
If you are going to get an Easter suit
you owe it to yourself-and it will profit
you too-to see the goods we are show
ing at this great suit sale. Every gar
ment bears the imprint OF the tailor's
art Hopkins, the popular tailor.
The funeral of Rufus T. Sparks, the
member of the Soldiers Home from
Iowa City. who died suddenly Thurs
day morning was held at the assem-
tbly hal! Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Interment followed in the Home ceme-
terry.
The Vernis Martin iron beds are
coming into great popularity. They
wear we'll, finished right and make a
neat room. The d. C. Wilbur Store
has lire this year that are of guar
| anteed finish and the designs are new
and neat.
Mrs. Theresa Probst, and daughter,
Miss Rosa Pl.obst, went to Chicago
Friday night, summoned by telegram
telling of the serious illness of Mrs
Probst's brother, Mr. John B. Miller.
Mr.. Miller is known here, as he has
visited his sister several times during
recent years.
Ifsyou are going to order a spring
suit now is the time, and our tailoring
parlors the place. We have never
shown such a handsome line as we are
prepared to do now. There will be
more light colored suits worn this
spring than in former years, and our
line is complete. Tony Psenicka
Word received in the city by relatives
announces the dangerous illness of
Aaron Packer. of Newton, Pa, a former
resident of this city, and brother of
Benjamin Packer, of this city, and John
and Eli Packer. of Marietta township.
Mr.. Packer is suffering from bilious
fever and he is not expected to live Mr..
Packer still owns a farm in this coun-
ty, one and one-half miles southwest
of Marietta, occupied by Fred Turner.
He left here twenty years ago.
A letter received by friend of Miss
Myrtle Halbert,. OF Kansas City, who
is very well known here. says Miss
Halbert left her home Friday for a tour
"a A<ui wv anu WIlCu Will ldSl
thru the summer months. Miss Hal
bert has gone to New York, from where
she will sail on April II, for Naples.
and after visiting the principal places
of interest in Italy will tour the con-
tinent for several months, and then go
to England. She will sail for New
York from Liverpool in the fall
Fred Seibert. formerly of this city.
but now of Waverly, who was here
several years ago with Evangelist NJ
B. Williams, Billy" Sunday, Charley"
Alexander and French E. Oliver was
in the city Thursday. being on his way
to Boone, where he will get the tent
ready for union meetings that will be-
gin Sunday under the direction of Mr.
Oliver Mr.. Seibert has been with Sun
day up to within few years ago, when
he took charge of his farm near Wav-
erly. He has decided to enter evangel-
istic work again, and will be with Mr..
Oliver E. o. Excel, of Chicago, will
have charge of the singing at Boone.
Mr. oliver is now a son-in -law of Mr..
Williams, having married Miss Caroline
Williams. Mr.. Oliver now lives in Chi
cago. When here he was singing
evangelist, but now conducts the
preaching services.
An audience. filing the Congrega-
tional church assembled Friday even