Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-13
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!: THE CITY in BRIEF

George Allen, opthalmologist.
DR. Bulard, osteopath, % East Main.
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Band concert s to S:45 tomorro"
| night. Band fair, Finkle's hall.
IF Won like good bread buy Gold
| Medal flour. ID. S. Good Grocery co.
Band fair tomorrow night at t1n-
kle,s hall. Help the boys get new UNI
| forms.
walt Leslie, advance representa-
tive of Happy Hooligan," was IN the
city Saturday.
.Try "Culley's Best" None as Good.
-four. Makes the lightest loaf, ano
sweetest bread.
Twenty-Five more of the celebrated
'.Worth skirts" just in at A. n. 81
mons; prices from 1925 to 50.
E,ancv eating and cooking apples, ripe
bananas, sour lemons and sweet orans-
es, at Culley's 10 and IL south FITS
avenue.
The best sheets and pillow cases at
lowest prices can be found on sale at
Nettie Ingledue s. Cos, the up-to-date
dry goods house.
We place on sale Tuesday morning
200 pieces Of valenciennes laces nall al
S cents per yard. Best values ever
offered. M. r. Andrews.
Miss Ethel Thomas daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Walter Thomas, of Green
Mountain. who is a student at Grinnell
College. returned to Grinnell Satur-
day evening, after a two weeks stay az
home owing to illness
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Having lust returned from Chicago
we not only brought back some OF
fashions choicest plums, but all the
new ideas in styles and makeup So
that we are better than ever able To
serve you. Hopkins. the popular
tailor.
The worlds famous expert IN ART
embroidery, Professor Parazo hato"'
is now at our store ready to give Wlth-
out cost to the ladies of the city ana
vicinity, instruction in the new me'n.
DDS Of blending colcrs. Ladies snouiu
not fail to take advantage Oh MS
teaching. Pratt s. Baxter.
Mrs. S. w. Rubee, Gil North Cen
ter street, gave birthday party SAT
urday afternoon to tWenty-four HUE
friends Of her daughter. Lucille, VINO
celebrated her eighth anniversary. me
Invitations were for the hours OF 2:3O
to o'clock, and the time was merrlly
spent. Miss Adelina Currier. Lucille's
teacher. assisted Mrs Rubee in enter
tanning the children and in serving q
two-course luncheon. The little hos
tess received many pretty gifts 1rom
her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Bueghly, of
Liscomb, arrived in the city Saturday
afternoon from the west, having been
in California and Montana since last
September. Mr.. and Mrs Bueghly
spent most of their time at Los An
geles, but also visited in Dillon, Mont.
They were accompanied by Mr..
Bueghlys brother, Mr.. ]. ]. Bueghly,
Of Ashland, o. and wife, who have
been with them in the west. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bueghly will remain at their
brothers home fer visit Of a few
DAYS. and will return to Ashland from
this city.
Miss Claire Lunbeck. Of Mason City,
state agent of the Iowa Soldiers Or
phans' Home and the boys and girls
industrial schools, headquarters Des
Moines, was in the city Saturday af-
ternoon, being on her way to Eldora,
where she will remain for a few days
looking after business matters con-
nected with her work with the indus
trial school for boys. There is a large
number of boys soon to be paroled
from the institution, and Miss Lun-,
beck's work as state agent is to see
that the lads secure employment and
good homes, providing they do not
have homes into which they can go.
Misses Susannah and Anna Carter
of Albion, were at home Friday to
large company of friends at reun-
ion of friends in honor of Mrs. Edith
Henshaw, of Westfield, Ind, and Mrs.
Ella Lowder, of New Providence. The
day was pleasantly spent, and deli
cious dinner was served by the hos
tesses. Aside from the honored guests
those present were Alkaline Williams,
of New Sharon; Thomas w. Stubs
and wife. of Conrad; Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Collins, of Prairievirle. and
their song, Walter, Lewis and Beryl;
Misses Eliza and Mary Collins, Of this
city, and Mr.. Carl Cole Mrs. Hen
shaw, who has been visiting in the
country and at Conrad, was former
ly Edith Mills, daughter of Caleb Mills,
Of westfield, Ind.
Mrs. S. E. Bentley, of Albion, was
hostess Thursday to a large number
of'friends, who We're invited to par
ticipate in a rag lacking" Twenty
eight women were present, and about
forty-one pounds Of carpet rags were
sewed. Dinner was served at noon
by Mrs. Bentley, assisted by her
daughter Gertrude and Mrs. Claude
Bridgeman. Those present were Rev.
and Mrs. JOHN Montgomery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Myers, MesdaTnes Leonard
.Greggs, William Alvey, ]. Palmer,
Charles Palmer, j. Walters, j. Thomas,
J. Lamb. D. W. Presnall, Maria Fan
ming, Hildebrand, Ralph Hin, Louns-
berry. Ella Bridgeman. j. Draper,
Jones, fAmos Cripps, Kate Beach, ].
Grouse, MARY HILL Baily. ]. Wiley, j.
Hall, l.. Robbins, j. O. Bridgeman, SAL
linda Denbow and Brush and Miss Lii
lie Lounsberry.
Miss Ida Fitzsimmons, OF the Arson
school sand Miss Edna Kepler, Of the
Woodbury., very delightfully."- entertain
ed company of their friends among
the teachers and others Saturday ev-