Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-27
THE CITY IN BRIEF

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Delicious soda at Lander's.
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DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Bulard, osteopath Is East Mai,
Jap-a-lac at Mcbride & Will Dru
Co.'S.
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Hats half price Saturday at NM
Clark's.
kinloch house paint, sl25 per gallon
Davis Pharmacy.
Lawn mowers at discount, fror
, $2.25 up, at Cronk Bros.
/ Hammocks, all kinds, all sizes, a
prices. Temple of Economy.
Royal ball bearing lawn mowers ar
the best. Bullock sells them.
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All lawn mowers must now go, s2.2
buys good one at Cronk Bros
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You should see the new hats, waist
and skirts at the Ladies Bazaar, 2041
East Main.
BY test the best-B y. S. Paint. A
4 Mcbride & Will Drug Co.'S only. Bot
phones, 20.
Wire cloth, three kinds. our extrs
heavy will last for years. Schmidt
Hardware Store.
Paint your screen doors and window.
with Meals Screen Enamel. McBrid,
| n Will Drug Co. Both phones, TO-
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/ $685. only for Stevens "Eavorite" Ri.
! fie sold everywhere at $3.50, to S6, a
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II you contemplate painting you will
do we'll to talk with us about paint
Mcbride 4 VIII Drug Co. Both phones
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Deios Wilbur and John Purcell. who
| nave been attending the Iowa State
| Funeral Directors annual convention
/ at Des Moines. arrived home last night
The Iowa State College base bal
/ club passed thru the city this morning
on its way to Cedar Falls, where i,
meets the state normal team this af-
ternoon.
/ Dr. e. B. Ackert dentist Examina-
ton free. Call and get acquainted.
/ Hours, to II a. M: to $50 p. M
Evening appointments when desired
Office over postoffice.
j A new line of boys and misses
shoes at prices that will please YOU.
! Also mems heavy work shoes, good
but cheap. Mems fine shoes at cut
prices Saturday. jarvis & Kellogg.
Mrs. Benjamin Packer and mother
Mrs. Mary Whealen, went to Marietta
this morning, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Mary Braddock Gibson, of Pen
der. Neb.. which was held from the
Martin Braddock home at 2 this af-
ternoon.
Iowa Central switch engine, No. s,
was derailed at the switch leading
from the main line to the Timber
Creek quarry this morning by the
spreading of the rails. The main line
was blocked for a short time, which
delayed No. into this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor f. Ballou went to
Nevada Thursday evening. where they
We're present at the annual commence
ment of the Nevada high school, held
Thursday night. Ruth Rallou. Mr.. Bal
lou's sister. daughter of Editor v. A.
Ballou of the Nevada Waterman. was
q member of the class.
Roy Y. Woods, formerly of this city,
but more recently of Greensburg, Pa.
has returned to Aurora, Ill.,, from
Greensburg, where he has accepted a
position with a marble concern. Mr..
Woods formerly lived at Aurora, before
going to Greensburg to take n position
as a cutter. Mrs. Woods is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Columbus. at Cedar Rap
ids.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Coleman, OF 500
North First street. entertained a COM
pany OF fourteen at a 3 o'clock lunch
con Thursday evening. In honor OF
Capt. and Mrs. Adrian C. Arson, of
Chicago, who have been In the city a
week, and who leave tonight for their
home. Capt. and Mrs. Arson will re-
turn to the city to attend shirt waist
party. which is to be given by num-
Der of their friends at the Odd Fellows
hall OH Friday evening, June 10.
Mrs, Gertrude Schick entertained
company OF thirty lady friends at her
home, 204 East State street, Thursday
evening, In honor of Miss Nellie Penn
berton, a teacher in the Woodbury.
schools. who has made her home with
Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Schick during the
school year. The affair which was very
Informal, was in the nature of a towel
shower, the marriage Of Miss Pember-
ton to Mr.. Almond Miller, of Des Moi
nes. having been announced for Sep
TENDER. The guests spent the evening
hemmtng the towels. after which a
short musical program, comprising
piano numbers by Misses HARRIET
Shirk and Ella Chatterton Mccullough |
and Mrs. N. Van Zandt. and a vocal |
number by Miss NJ. Elizabeth Pratt. |
was given. Refreshments were served |
by the hostess, assisted by her daugh- |
ter. Bernice, and Miss Mccullough.
Mr.. w. L. Busby, of Quincy. ILL.,, of |
the firm of Busby Bros. managers
Of the Odeon, who was in the city |
Thursday to attend the annual conven- |
ton of the Iowa State Bill Posters |
and Distributors Association and to |
assist his brother Mr.. A. J. Busby, In |
the members present, left |
his morning for Dubuque, where he |
Will remain until after Memorial Day. |
de will be joined in Dubuque Satur-
lay by his brothers, Messrs A. j. and |
Fred Busby, of this city, who will also
-emain In Dubuque for Memorial |
Day. Mr.. Frank Chamberlain, of |
of the Iowa Illinois circuit |
If theaters, left the city for New