Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-15
Get the habit"-Boost.

LII. Jay Sul 6Coll anu piy soiShkis
ID. A. Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main.
Kemble's flowers, $40 North Third
500
We can save you money on millin-
cry. +. r. Lay
Band concert. E'inkle's hall. Satur-
day evening, $50.
Mr. Blue do YOU boost? Get the
habit. 1t is good for the liver
Special sale of books Great bar
gains at Simmons Book Store.
We place on sale Monday novelties
in ladies' neckwear Il. r. Lay.
The Val Blatz export beer is the
best for table use. G. l.. Dieterich.
sole agent.
Boost and the world boosts with
you. Knock and you knock alone"
Wake up! Get the habit.
All next week. Searchlight matches
for 21s cents a box lemons IL cents
a dozen. Mutual Benefit.
Ten acres to exchange for house and
lot. Farm lands to exchange for city
property, 100 West Main street.
Have your cellars, chicken coops
and fences whitewashed. Leave or
ders at Dinges & Everist or see KEEL
ley James.
Nothing makes prettier dodo for
a hall, library or dining room than bur
lap. Several new pieces just received
at Simmons Book Store.
Remember the dates of the first big
games of the season. Cedar Rapids
Three I League team VS.. the Grays
next Monday and Tuesday.
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Smile and boost and We'll win the
ipennant Bobby Warner said SO at
Sioux City today. Get the habit-it will
be good example for our players.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church was entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. William Barrie
and Mrs. r. H. Duncan at the Barrie
home, 40S North First street.
A call in at the d. c. Wilbur store
will convince you that we have one of
the largest and newest stocks in CEN
lItti ION oul PIlSCo CIV AiSoNiS uifA
the goods are up to the standard kept
by this store for SO long time. Call
in and see us.
Nothing more will he published by
DR.. Wood in this paper or any other
paper which is not in accordance with
consequently no account of operations
performed or patients treated by DR..
Wood will appear.
tom Boggie, who has been in the
employ If d. c. Wilbur as driver
for some time, has taken one of the
local express routes of the Adams Elk
press Company, succeeding John An
derson, who has been assigned run
out of Oskaloosa on Iowa Central
trains Nos. and 4.
L. w. Fox, of Albion, was in the
city Friday. looking after business
matters. Mr.. Fox has been shipping
extensively to the Chicago market this
week, having sent in three car loads
of cattle, which were sold on Thurs
days market. The stuff was mixed
butchers and steers, and the market
WIS d very SATISFACTORY oliC.
1t is as easy to dress we'll as to do
anything else. 1t is certainly an easy
matter if you leave your order at our
emporium. We visit the markets and
personally select the goods, and with
a view to pleasing all our customers.
The spring fabrics are certainly hand
some and we have complete line of
nd noaSfic Tnnv
Psenicka.
John Scissor an Iowa township
farmer, living one and one-quarter
miles northeast of Albion, left Friday
evening for Macon, Mo-, points in
Kansas, Indian Territory and Oklaho-
ma, where he will remain for stay of
a month or six weeks. Mr.. Scissor
recently sold his farm near Albion
and is contemplating purchasing land
somewhere in the south.
The degree team of Star Lodge, No.
8, Iowa Legion of Honor, together
with friends, numbering twenty-five in
all, was at Conrad Friday night, where
the members of the team exemplified
the work upon nine candidates in Con-
rad Lodge, No. 149. After the work
the degree team put on its fancy drill
before the members of the Conrad
lodge and a few invited guests. The
trip to and from Conrad was made
overland.
Rev. G. e. Maxfeld, who is a senior
at Western College, Toledo, was in the
city over night Friday on business, and
returned to Toledo this morning. Rev.
Mr. Maxfield has been supplying the
Toledo circuit which is under the
charge of Rev. A. c. Bracket. and will
preach his last sermon on the circuit
Sunday. Rev. Bracket, who has been
in Norfolk, Va, for the past month,
owing to the illness of his grandmoth-
er, will arrive home Tuesday.
Mrs. Caroline j. Kimball entertained
at a 6, o'clock dinner Thursday even
ing a small company of friends COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Balch, Of ST. Johnsberry, VT, who are
visiting here. Mrs. Kimball's other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Balch,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Balch Mrs. Belle
Waldo and mother, Mrs. Margaret
Clement, Mrs. Nancy Shearer and Dr..
and Mrs. E. A. Hunt, the latter of Mel
bourne. Mrs. Hunt will remain for
short visit with her mother.
Lovers of the legitimate will be de-
lighted with the performance of John
Griffith, who comes to the Odeon to-
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