Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-16
DR.. Bullard, osteopath, Is East Main.

DR.. Billiard, osteopath, rs East Main
Mccall patterns and fashions fol
June. Archie Parker.
New washable stocks, d big line K
select from at NJ. +. Andrews.
Warranted lawn mowers, 16-incs
cut, S2.75. Temple of Economy.
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The Lotus Club will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. j. A. OFT.
If you want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly, send it TO Flitton
A happy woman that wears pair
OF our so cent silk gloves. Archie
Parker.
Miss Maragret Turner was in Eldora
for an over-Sunday visit with he,
mother, Mrs. a. l. Turner.
Woven tip lnot patched) silk glove
black white, gray, brown and tan for
so cents-warranted. Archie Parker.
Miss Beatrice Lewis, 81 business col
lege student in this city, spent Sunday
in Albion with her mother, Mrs. IL.
Lewis.
h. q. Winery, OF Union, who has
been spending several days in Kansas,
where he has land interests, passed
thru the city Sunday morning on his
way home.
/ DIR. w. nj. Choate and Mr.. w. III
Siipp today purchased the Merritt
Greene lots on West Main and Church
streets, west of the Frank Cummings
Il IA
600.
/ Harry Stoddart went to st. Louis
| Sunday night to accept a position at
! the Inside Inn, one of the large hotels
inside the exposition grounds. He will
| probably remain in St. Louis until the
fair closes.
/ The classes of young ladies in the
| Methodist Sunday school, presided over
| by Mrs. John Bristol, and Mrs. Jessie
G. Liston, enjoyed a party at the c.
w. Sparks home, ga North Third
street. Friday night Games during
the evening were followed by the
serving of refreshments.
/ Mrs. Charles Heating of Des Moines.
who has been in the city two weeks
|
returned to her home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Heating. accompanied by Miss
Sarah Heating, of this city, spent Sat
urday in Belle PLANE with rer sister
in-law, Mrs. George Heating.
Mrs. James Cammack left for st.
Louis Sunday, to be absent
for month. visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. C. D. Milleson. Mrs.
/ Cammack, who is the delegate
from the Witenagemote Club will assist
the Iowa ladies in the "at home" day at
the Iowa building ON Thursday Of this
week.
| Britain & Co, are covering the roof
| of their main building with Rubber
old Roofing. which they purchased OF
A. a. Moore. Several of their small
buildings have been covered with this
| material for several years and has
given such good satisfaction that they
! did not hesitate in their selection OF q
roofing for their main plant.
| Mr.. Charles McAleenan, Of Peoria,
| H.. formerly a boilermaker In the em-
ploy of the Glucose Sugar Refining
| Company and the builder of the COM
panys big steel stack In this city. was
| in the city Saturday evening as the
| guest of Al FREDERICK. being on ms
way east on a business trip. Mr.. Nc
| Aleenan Is now in the employ of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, as
an inspector.
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Saturday evening, returning to his
home in Minneapolis Sunday. Mr..
Bennion. who has been looking after his
property interests elsewhere, VIII prob
ably not return to work before July /.
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Saturday, ana the other ladies' are eS-
pected TO leave tonight. "A NUMBER WIFI
go from TINS city.
Mrs. I,ora A. Bennett returned Sat
here. on Friday. she presided over the
sassior,s of an Institute given nv tho
Eourteenth district w. G II. n. or