Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-12

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| A fifteen cent ad In the T.-R. will tell
'eooo people e'i''e sou1 Ia 40 Aot
saie.
Heinz sauer kraut, cents a quart,
15 cents a gallon. Olson the grocer.
Il21 West Main.
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lines, washboards. wringers pins and
wash boilers. at Culley's.
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| I've uo"eii iihe ilisi ee'ineu uii'e,
shii's' d resulaf si'1o auaii.s' ioi
ee"ss i l.eneu..e ~ -
! Ladies. YOU will find handkerchiefs
and aprons at the Y. Nj. C. A. rooms
FRIDAY, March 10. BE sure to come.
| Culley.s line of coffees can not be
eoua,ed for quality and low price. You
are missing a treat when YOU do not
use 'hem.
| Next Saturday we will have spe-
cial sale on leather goods. and cut the
price in two. selling everything in that
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MIS-. sfeofss h.slapIook Was III Water :.
100 Wednesday 10 a''eha .he lui,ela, o,
her COUSIN .nfs. .'eolse :. 'eau' VIC aieu
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Mrs. y. van Naiat iiia Mls. MeN
Nlci'ois ehler.iinea q is" i,ieiius az an
ihiornal musicale Weoisesusiy tsei,ls
ih holor oi MIS-. i,oM''' % "a.e,,oo
Nho was guest wednesday VI w
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Messrs. Donald V. Mitchell, first ten
or: Frederick S. Condit. second tenor:
William B. Olds. first bass, and Dudley
L.. Smith, second bass, forming the
Grinnell quartet, passed thru the city
wednesday evening en- rou'e ~ i'iuoi d.
Mhele 'iles appeaieu -. eoi'e -
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House cleaning time will soon be
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Mr. William Pense, of Union, spent
Tuesday in this city with his brother
in-law, Mr.. S. p Johnson, and left
Wednesday for Harvard ILL.,. being CALL
of his father, Mr. Hiram Pense. Mr..
Pense died Monday night of complica-
tons brought on by old age. He was
II years old.
Ar. ,d M. w n Co,Lli, aud
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Batesole
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lane and children left Wednesday
night for North Dakota where they will
locate Miss Clara Pyle, of Marietta.
ACCOMPANIED the party, and will visit
relatives at Denhoff. N. D., for a few
weeks Mr.. +. r. Benedict was also
a member of the party and will look
after business interests in the northern
state for few days.
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TIVE ao@e ie
ml.n ."o pa,. d..
iounN .'.'s s"'e
euice . ~
The home and education department.
of the Womens Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mesdames
n. e. Sloan. III. w. Shove and a. G..
Johnson and Miss Minnie Johnson, at
me ialler nome, 4V- r4as. s,ta.e s'lse,.
Mrs. w. +. DaVia READ very iii'sies.-
ING paper Oh heieei'y ~ W "1'ie w..
Mrs + r. Meeker. Mrs. Charles r.
WILEY. Mrs. A. X. Smith and Mrs. w.
n. THOMPSON were guests of the de-
nartment.
49,
Miss Cordeila Menaehhali' OIL na'so,'
a student at iowa State Noiii,ai 9ei,ou''
CEDAR rams. accohpal'iea ny iei oio'n
er, Earl Mehoenhall' WHO tiieu W eu
his life rev Weeks ago ny sMai'oMi'is
quan1lty OF carpoiic aeia' sps'e
Wednesday IN the cits' peiils oii rs,
way TO Le1rand, where she reill l.
over night at the nome Oh heI uiicle'
Daniel Carey. Mrs owen Me1ioeiiiis'ii
OF Bangor, WHO mas peeii VIII i'ei sun
since the uniortuiate experience ae
companled hef son anu uaus ieei " VIC
city ana Went 10 Le1raliu, an
turning 10 Bangor To-Day. MISS wen
denhali VIII pe nome uii'ii TN ~, uss
DAY, ana on Weuhesuas oi . ~, suas
OF next week MI. MendeHhaii VIII ieaNe
Tor northeastern ohiahoiih III Gull
pany Win MS COUSIN %. u. Deal' VI
LeGrand.
Heinz sauer kraut. cents a quart,
TX cents q gallon Olson. the grocer
city Wednesday night .'. for Oregon Greg, and =,
eating. me party was composed OF