Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-17
The best soft drinks at Lander's.

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Bros. Saturday.
All kalds OF fresh fruits and vegetables
at Jarvis & Kelloggs.
II you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
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Lawn tennis, golf, croquet, base ball,
fishing tackle, at Cronk Bros.
Venetian ice cream 20 cents a quart,
70 cents a gallon, at Fellner's.
Nobbiest line of colored silk UNI
brellas in the city. Archie Parker.
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II you want your laundry work done
well and promptly. send. 1t to Flitton.
Choicest spring leaf Japan tea sift-
ings. zoe pound no premiums. VIII
Miller.
Masurys mixed paint-none better in
the market-sold and guaranteed by
Peter Mayer.
Twenty-Five cent pocket knife free
with s1.00 purchase. at Cronk Bros.
Hardware Saturday.
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The best beef IN the world IS grown
in Marshall county. 1t can only I've had
at our market. JARVIS & Kellogg.
DR.. Wilson the successful eye and ear
specialist is daily found in his old Of
flee same as twenty-eight years ago.
Harry Church. who was operated
upon a few days ago for appendicitis,
continues to improve nicely, and there
are now no doubts as to his recovery.
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Mrs. Helen Ketchum Hazlett, of Po-
cahontas, is somewhat improved today,
advices to that effect having been re-
ceived by telephone from Pocahontas
this morning.
The Lady Maccahees will give
| Thursday evening. June 80. Admission
! 10 cents. Dancing afterwards. Light
refreshments.
Miss Nina Pemberton returned
Thursday night from Oskaloosa, where
she has been attending Penn College
commencement She was the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. L. r. Purdy during her
stay in Oskaloosa.
Special for Saturday at Caiey's
store: Wisconsin cheese, pounds for
25 cents; good head rice. for $ cents
per pound; rolled wheat in bulk, 6
pounds for % cents; the best Misinea
lemons, only 20 cents per dozen.
Prices talk. Especially when they
are coupled with correct styles and
reliable Workmanship. That is why
we are telling you our line Of ladies'
suits. skirts and cravanettes should
not be overlooked. M. +. Andrews. 4
Miss Grace Swingley. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Swingley arrived
home Thursday evening from Dubuque,
where she has been IA student at Mt. I
st. Joseph's. Miss Swingley has COM
pleted her third years work at the
Dubuque school.
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Haviland china sale at Sinclair's [
Saturday. Your choice of seven open
stock decorations. Make zoe, 81. I
sl.50 50 or So purchase and get a nice
piece of Haviland free The freshest
and incest coffees, teas, spices, extracts
ETC., in the city. Sinclair Tea and T
Coffee Co.
An S-year- old son of ]. Brechtbilri of
1015 Iowa street. while playing about
a new building being erected near his \
home fell thru the beams of the floor
to the ground below, distance of a
few feet, and sustained a fractured left f
arm. The lad was also badly bruised
about the jaw,
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The annual banquet and hop OF the
alumni of st. Mary's institute was
given at the institute auditorium n
Shursday evening. Forty five. includ-
ing Rev. Lehman, and few guests,
informal affair, there being no assigned
toasts. Following the banquet the
company enjoyed dancing.
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"A meeting of the ladies of the Mys-
tic Workers of the World was held
yesterday. at the home of Mrs. NJ j.
Atkins for the purpose of organizing
ladies' aid. The organization was per-
fected with an initial membership of
fifteen. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. M. j. Atkins:
vice president, Mrs. Anna Gray; secre7
tary, Mrs A. Francisco.
Miss Rose Laughlin, who has been
attending the Mercy Hospital Train
ing School, Des Moines, has returned
home for two weeks vacation visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John {
Laughlin Miss Laughlip was accom-
panied by Miss Rose Sharon, also Il
nurse at the hospital, who was her {
guest today. Miss Sharon will leave
this evening for her home in Mime \
lpolis. Il
A surprise for Maggie Catron. at the {
2. Hepner home. North Third ave-
nue.. was enjoyed by a number of
friends Thursday afternoon. The
yuests were Mrs. J. j. Weber, Mrs. S. !
VI. Hart, Mrs. N. Matson, Mrs. Cat
on, Kate Weber, Clara Hepner Ma
ME Catron, George Weber, Annie J
John Weber. Ila Cox. irwin
Matson, Edith Lockwood, Clifton Cox.
4ottie and Ella Catron. Refreshments
we're served during the afternoon.
A surprise shower for Miss Carolyn !
G. Sheldon, of $40 North First street, &c
vas the outcome of supposed bust
less meeting of st. Margaret's Mis- \
ion Thursday evening. The meeting &c
lad been called for Thursday evening,
It Miss Sheldon's home, and after i
he members had assembled their host G
ss was given a kitchen shower IN i
onor of her approaching marriage, \
n July, to Mr.. Etric l.. Relden of the G
northwestern. The wedding had not i
ct been formally announced, and the i
uprise was complete. The guests G