Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-08
Tycoon tea 60c pound. Will Miller.
d. A. Collision. dentist. 10 w. Main.

away. You can get 1t II you Try. Iul
free Music House.
Fresh caught bullheads, pike and
trout at Culley's market. 10 and IL
South First avenue.
See me about the piano am giving
away. You can get it If you try.
Tuffree Music House.
See me about the piano l am giving
away. You can get it IL you try
Tuffree Music House.
Prunes, while the stock lasts, four
pounds for % cents Extra fancy
Will Miller's.
The Libby cut glass won the grand
prize at the st. Louis fair and He'll
Der now has these beautiful goods for
wedding presents.
Our line of refrigerators has given
the best satisfaction for nine years.
Let us show the great variety
schmidt's Hardware Store.
Have your cleaning and dyeing done
at the Marshalltown Dye Works anu
you will get it done right. 102 South
First avenue. Both phones,
Call up $40 for estimates on your
new cement walk and curb. Marshall
town Sidewalk and Cement Com
pany. C. r. Brown, secretary.
Culley has potato chips in packages
Just the thing for church or picnic
parties. Olives in bulk at 90 cents per
n,art and many other picnic necessi-
ties.
Sparkling diamond rings at He'll
berg's. He has the ideal engagement
ring mounted or can show wealth OF
loose diamonds which he Will mount
to order
At the Temple of Economy jar rub
bers two dozen for cents. jar caps
six for 10 cents. Telephone your or.
ders for screen wire, window screens,
chicken wire.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Shelter ana
Mrs. G. H. Ruth will, entertain the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church Friday afternoon at the
Ruth home, s North Fifth street.
The BUSY Bee Circle, L. O. T. NJ,
was very pleasantly entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at the F. w. Burke
some oO2 North First avenue. The
aostesses were Mrs. Burke, Mrs Pal
ner and Mrs. Slime.
Having contracted with three OF
the largest strawberry growers 1or
their entire CROP we will be in posi-
ton to undersell all competitors
reIenhones. old. 1877; new, 226. L. Il.
.dso.
We are manufacturing a laxative
tea that is equal to anything on the
market as blood purifier. kidney
rouble. headache. Indigestion, sour
stomach, torpid liver and other spring
ailments Ask for it. Mcbride & VIII
Drug Co.
Marshalltown Sidewalk and Con-
crete Company build and guarantee
mder bond, sidewalks. cnrbing, cul-
,erts and cellar floors. Write or phone
or prices. C. r. Brown, secretary
Phones lao, and 100.
Right Rev. M. c. Lehman, bishop of
Great Falls, Mont, conducted holy
mass and communion at st. Marys
church at 1880 this morning, in honor
If the graduation of the institute
lass. The members of the class re-
eeived communion.
The George E. and G. G. Crary
families were entertained at the lat
ter's home, 406 North Third street,
Wednesday evening. complimentary to
Mr.. Harry Cupper of Cheyenne, Wyo,
nephew of Mrs. George e. Crary,
who is in the city for a short visit,
also Miss Julia Crazy, of Union. Din
Ter was served at o'clock.
Our process of cleaning does not In |
lure the finest trimmings or goods We
10 not drive the spots in we remove
them from the garment entirely. we
can do your dyeing or cleaning salts
factorily. Out of town orders will re-
ceive prompt attention. Work called |
for and delivered. New phone Ill, Old
phone 90 Marshaltown Steam Dye
Works, 1O2 South First avenue.
Mrs. c. H. Hull, 4Os West State
street, was very delightfully."- surprised
Wednesday afternoon, in celebration,
Of the anniversary Of her birth by
about fifteen of her neighbors and re-
latives. They brought light refresh
.nents with therQ, and besides bou-
auet of beautiful flowers and other
small gifts, presented Mrs. Hull with
a set of lovely china soup plates.
Division Number 4, of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society, served a splen-
did supper Wednesday evening from
80 to o'clock, in the church dining
room. Fully ESQ. people patronized
them and something over $50 will be
cleared. Mrs Theodore Johnston is
chairman of the division which has
thirty-two members, and Mrs. John
Bristol was chairman of the kitchen
committee.
The Pearson, Wagner and Owings |
families were entertained at O'Clock
dinner Wednesday evening at the
Pearson home, 8 West Lincoln street, |
by Miss Marie Pearson and Mrs. M. G.
Wagner, in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Owings, of Moline, Ill, who ar
rived in the city Sunday for a brief |
visit. Mr.. Owings returned to Mo-
line last evening and Mrs. OWings |
will probably return Friday.
A summer season will be opened at |
the Odeon next Monday evening, June |
~. The Henderson Stock Company
will be the attraction, and the engage |
ment will be for one week. A new |
play will be presented each night, with
snaoialtjes hafween acts Mascot |