Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-01
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chamberlain, optometrist.
Good luck tally Cords ut Liebis's.
DR.. Billiard, osteypath. % East Main.
Yellow and RICE pop corn at Gull
ley's.
rr. clemney, dentist. Suite O.. IRE
mont block
II you bike good bread buy Gold
Medal nlohr. D. s. Good Grocery Co.
Senouvs floor paint dries hard over.
night. /Skegg's wall paper and pain,
store.
Chicken pie supper at the Congrega-
ton al church Friday evening from 8
to Il o'clock.
You will find Jones' new wall paper
ftore the cheapest place to buy paper.
fFinkle block.
Fresh oysters 30 cents n quart,
Thursday and Friday. Salt meats at
Culley's market.
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Mrs Brandon. 307 West Boone street
Thursday afternoon.
The musical comedy. "The Isle of
Spice" has been, booked at the Odeon
for next Tuesday, March 7th.
We are showing rajah silks in all
the new spring shades. Nettie lngle
due & Co., the up-to-date dry goods
house.
G. II. Relmer went to Ames this
morning to attend the convention of
the Iowa Cement Users Association,
which was In session there today.
Assistant Claim Agent Paul Sewers
of the Iowa Central with headquar-
tiers at Oskaloosa passed thru the city
on his way home Tuesday evening.
Wall paper! Wall paper! Wall
paper! All that all the others have
and more than all the others have.
Skegg's wall paper and paint store.
Wellingtons Best flour is made from
Turkey hard wheat. 1t is pleasing 9th
ers--it will please you. Try one sack
and be convinced. e. e. Benedict &
Coa
y.
We are In a position to know what
is the latest IN wall decorations and
are more than willing to tell you about
them. Skeggs wall paper and paint
store.
We have the exclusive sale Of wall
paper from several factories and none
of our patterns can be seen in any other
establishment in the city. Simmons
Book Store
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Mcmillan, of
Hudson, are the parents OF a nine
pound daughter, born Tuesday. The
news reached here Tuesday evening
in letter to friend.
Mrs. II. l.. Meeker and Mrs. j. p.
Dotson will entertain the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Congregational church
at the Meeker home. 40 North First
street, tomorrow afternoon.
am receiving inquiries from people
desiring houses to rent that are well
located and in good condition. Let me
know what you have. +. M. Sutton
City National Bank building.
We place on sale today the largest
and best selected line Of plain and
fancy mohairs ever shown in the city.
Look over our line before you buy.
Nettie Ingledue & Co, the up-to- date
dry goods house.
Rev. Elijah Brown Jones was in
Tama Tuesday night, whore he de-
livered an address at a banquet given
IN the Baptist church. The church
basement had just been completed and
thrown open for public use and the
banquet was to celebrate the occasion.
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A great many leadies are anxious for
house cleaning time to come, strange
as 1t may seem, but they are to have
some new furniture, carpets, rugs and
mating. Many of them have looked
over our new goods and made selec-
TONS You are invited to call. Mar
ion Gard.
Mrs. George b. Green, and infant
daughter, Maxine went to Waterloo
this morning where they will make
their future home. Mrs. c.. r. Green,
of Waterloo, who has been visiting her
son for two weeks, accompanied them
Mr.. Green, who has been city salesman
for the Sinclair Tea and Coffee Com
pany, Will join his wife the last of the
week. He will engage In the retail
tea and coffee business at Waterloo
about March Is.
1.-THE Heart Of Maryland" will be the
dramatic offering at the odeon this
evening. 1t is one Of the few dramas
based upon the events Of the civil war
In which the courage and strength Of
woman's love softens with its roman
tic inspiration the harsher realism of
camp life and the clamor of the bat
tlefield, that has for many seasons held
place in popular favor. The cast will
bel interpreted by capable company
and the scenic illustrations will be WV
idly picturesque.
r. D. Sewers, lineman for the Iowa
Central, was in Eldora Tuesday with
his little niece. Helen Sewers, of Os-
kaloosa, while she was undergoing an
operation for the removal of an alb
cess of the kidney. She rallied nicely
after the operation and 1t il thought
her recovery will be rapid. Miss Seev-
ers was injured about three weeks ago
in Oskaloosa by falling under bob
sled, one of the runners of which, pass
ed over her body. An abcess formed
as a result, and her condition grew
most critical.
1t will be two or three days before