Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-18

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DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main
DR.. Lierle, over Whitton & White.
heads.
The loom end sale still continues
The Fair.
Heinz sour kraut, nothing better
Olson, 121 West Main.
Character Sketches of Twelve Great
Americans at Liebig's.
New, up-to-date street millinery jus,
opened. Bannatyne & Lay.
Send us an order for dill pickles
8 They are fine. Olson 121 West Main
Rufiied swiss curtains, full width and
length, so cents a pair. Archie Par
ker.
See our tailor made suits and spring
wraps before you purchase. NJ. f. An
Idrews.
For Sale--Household goods in good
demolition. Inquire at los South Second
street.
Stripe seersucker Bingham, tomor-
row for 4 u cents a yard. Lee, Bene-
dict e. Co.
A small 15-cent "for rent lad" in a
newspaper that everybody reads will lie.
your house.
The New York Racket Store will
lquit business March %. Secure bar
gains now lat factory prices.
! Our seasons purchase of fancy hos
!iery is superior to anything ever shown
in the city. NJ. f. Andrews.
II you haven't attended the great
loom end sale you are not too late to
secure many good bargains. The Fair.
The Hess-Burr club of vocalists from
the Chicago church choirs. at the
Odeon tonight. Y. NJ C. A. Course.
! See the new white broadc.oths.
etammies. b-illiantines and albatross
! we are showing. Lee, Benedict s. Co
wish to thank all my neighbors
land friends who so kindly assisted me
during the illness of my wife. w. NJ.
Riley.
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4 The Parliamentary Circle of the East
ern Star will meet with Mrs. Marion
Gard, 102 North Ninth street, Thurs
day afternoon.
| "Peck's Bad Boy will be at the
Odeon tomorrow evening. Nothing but
fun all the way thru. Special prices 10,
| 20, 80 and so cents.
MFR M PnScan W. In }l,a
city Tuesday to attend the funeral
services of his niece. Miss Anna Keller,
left for his home in Albert Lea this
morning.
The advance sale of tickets for the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra ceases to-
day They may be had at the Odeon
BOX office this evening at the adver-
tised reduced rate.
The home OF Charles w. Nelson, $50
Tuesday for scarlet fever, his son,
Carl, being i'll. Mrs. Nelson is also
suffering from an attack of malarial
fever.
Hear Peters Wife's Mother" at the
Christian church Friday evening,
March 20, 1903. Prices % and Is cents.
l. j. Cahill. of Dayton, Ohio. will de-
liver this entertaining lecture under
the auspices of the Y. p. S. C. e, at |
the Christian church.
A number OF new specialties unique
and attractive, have been secured by |
Chas. III. Yale for the twenty first |
edition OF his Everlasting Devils |
Auction" which comes to the Odeon
Saturday evening. The entire spectacle (
is all new this year. Seats go on sale
Friday morning.
There will be more fun to the square
inch at the Odeon tomorrow evening
than has ever been seen before, because
that imp of mischief known as Peck's
Bad Boy will be there, and every school
boy knows what that means. Drop
in and see 1t for a while and have a
good laugh. Bargain prices 10, 20, 80
and 80 cents.
b. w. Sinclair received telegram at
noon from Winona. Mimi, announcing
the death OF his sister, Mrs. /. B. Keller,
who has been suffering from valvular
heart trouble for the past few weeks.
The funeral will be held at Money
Creek, Mimi, Friday. Mr.. Sinclair will
leave tonight or tomorrow morning for
Money Creek.
The Baptist Hill Bible Class held its
regular meeting at the home OF Mrs.
David Lennox. 40S West Nevada street,
afternoon. The Luxerit Bible
Glass met with the members and at
the conclusion of the lesson a social
time was enjoyed and ideas concern
ing the way in which their work should
be taken UP, We're exchanged by the I,
two classes. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess. The ladies of the
Luxerit Glass give banquet tonight at
the home of Mrs. Arney. 311 North
First avenue, to which the b. III. b. C.
ladies' have received invitations.
The largest Of the social gatherings
In honor of the patron saint, Patrick,
was the reception given by Mrs. Fred
n. Pepper and Mrs. r. NJ. LaShelle
Tuesday afternoon at the formers
nome, sol North Second avenue. The
ladies' entertained In the neighbour
mood of sixty-five of their friends. the
invitations being issued in groups for
he afternoon. The house decorations
we're in green. and shamrocks We're
given as favors Miss Ruth Loree,
Lizzie and Eta LaShelle served lunch
con in the dining room.