Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-31

The City IN Brief

Easter candy ct waehtsrs oonsse-
tionery.
Ask to - our iadisT 1i5 suits. Bsns-
dict Z Brintna1l. p
Dr.. r. J. Neimah Wis in orinnell to-
day on bus1ness.
Go TO Wachters tor your sodas. sum
dass and ~ cream.
Ladies' ali WOOL dress skirts for ss.ss.
Benedict 4 Brintnall
Mr.. Charles Jentsch. Of Liscomb.
was in the city today.
MT. L. H. Smith. Of Liscomb. spent
the day in the city on business
Bliss knapp ct the New Odeon to-
night. March 81. Admission free: no
collection.
Miss Middlekauff will be glad to see
her Old customers at 12s West Main
street.
Easter cards and booklets at. all
prices at Newton's new store. II North
Center.
Hear Bliss Knapp at the New Odson
tonight. March u. Admission free; no
collection.
Easter and greeting post cards six
| for cents at Newton's new store, IL
North Center.
Two dozen eggs for Is cents. all day
Saturday. Reynolds and Sheldon. 10s
West Main street.
Two dozen eggs for Is cents, all day
Saturday. Reynolds 4 Sheldon. l0S
West Main street.
Two dozen eggs for IS cents. all day
Saturday. Reynolds & Sheldon. 109
West Main street.
The Dickens home. All South First
street. was Quarantined for scarlet
fever this morning.
Mrs. John Reynolds. Of oskaloosa.
arrived in the city this morning to
visit over Sunday with friends.
We have a fine large mackerel that
we can sell for Is cents. A much
lower price than Tor long time. George
L. Andrews.
For Sunday dinner order vanilla,
! strawberry and chocolate ice cream, or
maple mousse and pineapple ice. Phone
AS white. wachter's confectionery.
| Our candy case is we'll filled with
caramels. chocolates. chocolate chips,
mint and wintergreeN waters. Easter
eggs, etc. etc. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Miss Mabel shearer will have charge
Of the story hour Saturday morning at
10 o'clock at the public library. 1t will
be for the kindergarten and nrst grade
| children.
/ Dr.. M. U. Chesire, who has been con-
fined to his home for several days. oW-
ing to severe attack Of grip. was able
to be out and to his Office yesterday Tor
the first time.
We will have on exhibition in our
window Saturday afternoon and eve
ming, . live model demonstrating the
latest Partisan fad-the harem and
pantaloon skirt. The Andrews store.
We win have on exhibition In our
window Saturday afternoon ana eve
ming, q live model demonstrating the
latest Parisian fad-the harem and
pan&aloon skirt. The Andrews store.
| We will have on exhibition In our
window Saturday afternoon and eve
! ming, q live model demonstrating the
| latest Partisan fad-the harem and
pantaloon skirt. The Andrews store.
Messrs. C. P. Cook, W. B. Kibbey. c.
H. Hull. and C. H. Whitehead have
gone to Ruthven for the seasons duck
flight. The party will occupy the Mar
shalltown Clubs quarters on Lake
Trumbull.
The one best place to eat your meals
is at Sundelrs on North Center street.
A good meal served right. with all the
best that the market affords and the
| price Is 20 cents. Eat your dinner to-
morrow at Sundelrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lander. FORM
/ erly of this city, but more recently Of
Crookstop. Mimi, arrived mere this
morning to visit with Mrs. Landers
!, mother. Mrs. Lucelia Hambel. and her
sister. Mrs. c. r. Wiley.
Don't forget that We are sole agents
fees, and that our store is the only
them. They are different from other
brands and cost no more. George L.
Andrews.
! Mr.. Wallace Mace. Of Kansas City.
arrived here last night and went to his
nome near vancleve today. He was
summoned home on account OF the
death Of his mother. Mrs. Sarah I1lixa-
beth Mace, who died at her home
Thursday morning.
| If you are particular about your pic
ture framing bring Il to Newton's and
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