Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-11
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE CITY IN BRIEF

THE Sherrods," ut Liebigs.
| DR.. Jay, surgeon and physician.
Kemble's flowers. $40 North Third.
DR.. Burkhart, osteopath sOs West
Main.
Sleepy Eye and Pillsbury flour a
Olson's.
Ladies free tomorrow. oskaloosa
VS.. the Grays
Forty-nine inch chicken fence at 4;
cents a rod. See Schmidt.
Insurance Safety gasoline stoves at
the Furbush Hardware Company.
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Hoes. r;,kes and all kinds OF garden
tools at Bullock's Hardware Store.
Boss Tom" the annals of an an
thracite mining village, at Lfebig's.
See Furbush Hardware Company for
Lamb field fence and poultry netting.
A good two burner gasoline stove
at 50, at Furbush Hardware Com
panys
Dill pickles! Plain and mixed sweet
pickles! Sour pickles and olives III
bulk at Olsons.
The Baptists Ladies' Aid Society will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. N.
l.. Miller, 3O3 South Fifth street.
Fresh fruits and vegetables always
on display in our large windows and
free from dust and dirt. Olson the
grocer.
We can show you the most COM
plete line of lawn mowers in the city
and the lowest prices. Furbush Hard
ware Company.
We are getting Arkansas and Mis-
souri, Strawberries fresh every day.
They are as good as homegrown. Try
some Of our berries at olson's.
Mrs. Heitschu will serve hot biscuit
Markota flour and hot coffee Saturday,
May 13, at Peoples Grocery, ITO East
Church street.
Assistant General Freight Agent II,
F. Marsh, of the Iowa Central and
Minneapolis & ST. Louis, who has been
In Peoria on business. passed thru the
city this morning on his way home.
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Base ball Saturday, May 10, Oska-
loosa high school VS.. Marshalltown
high school This Is the last time this
season the local high school appears
on the home grounds Don't miss this
game.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
a y rN,,f
day afternoon by Mrs. Charles Par
mer. 40S West Church street, instead
or with Mrs. William Size, as was at
first intended.
The seniors indoor athletic meet,
which was to have been held at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Wednesday night, was
postponed indefinitely owing to so
many of those who were expected to
enter the events not being able to be
there.
The funeral of Cyrus Blair, the Sol
diers' Home member who died at the
hospital Monday night, was held We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock from the
assembly hall, Chaplain Jesse Cole Of
ficiating. Interment was in the Home
cemetery.
Mr.. j. II. Drummer returned Wednes-
day evening from Newton, where he
has been for visit OF few days with
his father, Mr.. c. H. Drummer, who is
quite ILL., The elder Mr. Brenner is
50 years Of age, and has been growing
more feeble for several years.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
p,a. al,,, ", -
have been entertained tomorrow after
noon by Mrs. A. w. Head and Mrs.
F. A. Gillette, at the Heald home, has
postponed It's meeting owing to the
death of the late Delano T. Smith.
Fair and dance, May 1920. The
Loyal Legion Of plymouth will give a
two night fair and dance, In the Red
Mems hall Friday and Saturday. May
10 and 20. The Red Men hall Is the
best dancing floor in town, so turn out
and enjoy yourselves. Admission, 10
cents. Every invited.
The last of the series Of dancing and
card parties, which have been given
every two weeks by Cosmopolitan
Lodge, No. ss, knights of Pythias. was
held at the lodge rooms Wednesday
night. The attendance was good and
a fine time was enjoyed The parties
have been most successful feature
Of the lodges social work.
The annual inspection Of Central
Chapter, No. 81. Order OF the Eastern
Star, was held Wednesday night in the
chapters quarters In the Masonic
hall by Mrs. Eva b. Silliman, of Colo,
grand conductress Of Iowa and deputy
grand matron of the Sixth district.
Many OF the chapter members were
there and all of the floor work Of the
inititory ceremonies wes inspected by
the visiting officer. After the inspec-
ton was over the ladies served a lit
tie informal banquet.
Rev. ]. H. Hadley, superintendent Of
pastoral and evangelical work Of the
Iowa yearly meeting Of Friends. spent
Wednesday night in at Searsboro, as
the guest of Rev. Enrol Peckham, pas
tor of the Friends church at that
place. Rev. Mr.. Hadley will leave the
city tonight for an eastern trip of three
or four weeks, during which time he
will look after matters of business per-
tanning to his work in the yearly meet
ing. He will visit Indianapolis, Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston before
returning homo.
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