Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-24
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
+ THE CITY in BRIEF +
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mason jars and caps at Olsons.
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DR.. Cottle, physician and surgeon.
Virginia sweet potatoes at Olson's.
Dr Bullard, osteopath. % East Main.
d. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main.
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Attend the dance AT Red Mems hall
tonight.
The largest bottle of olives ever Of
fered for rs cents at Olson's.
Reliable plumbing house David
Coulton. for good work. Both phones.
Are you going to buy black taffeta
shirt waist? See Simon's at 1925 ana
$4.25.
For tomorrow we will sell free stone
Michigan peaches at 20 cents basket.
L. r. Idso.
Have you seen the beautiful shirt
waists in our window at 1926 and
s4.25? A. H. Simon.
salada, the best ice tea drink on the
market put up In 10 and 80, cent pack
ages. For sale by Olson. 121 West
Main.
The Red Men degree team will give
dance in their hall tonight CThurs-
day.. Music by Ferguson's orchestra
Tickets, so cents couple.
/ We will pay is cents a dozen for
eggs, and give orders on Benedict 4
Brintnall's dry goods store. L. r. ldso
Mrs. A. b. Conway will go to Des
Moines tomorrow morning, where she
will be 4 guest at a house party given
by Miss Nellie Elliott, which begins
tomorrow morning and continues for
week.
Miss Belle MsNeel, secretary of the
local Christian Endeavor Union. Went
I to Newton this morning to attend tn
state convention of the, Christian En-
deavor, which begins Friday and con.
tinues thru Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Kent, who has been spend
hing the summer studying Mt the State
university, and working near Iowa
City, arrived home this morning, to be-
lgin his new duties as head OF the
science department of the high school
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| Only a few more days to get those
big bargains in furniture and carpets
at the big administrator sale at ths
d. G. Wilbur store. Some new rugs
just arrived and they must go. You
can not afford to miss these great bar
| gains.
Anything you may want In the way
! Of furniture or carpets you will find a
greatly reduced prices at the big adj
| ministrator. sale, now going on at the
| b. C.. Wilbur store. We have a line
| Of good goods and the prices are sell
\ ing them. Come in and see the bar
gains.
4S Owing to the rain last night no game
could be. played today. AS result thu
| postponed game and the regular gam
will be played by the Grays and Oska
| loosa tomorrow Both for the usua
price for one game. Game called a
$3.50 O'clock Ladies free day.
One Arion piano--retail price, $3.50.
| 90, one Arion self player, retail price
$4,000. and twenty-five peices music
price $4,000, will be sold for $4,000. {
saving OF s235.00 that ought to appea
| to YOU The Martin Plano Company
| 1923 East Main street.
Mrs. Harry Vogel. lot North II il,
avenue, entertained in the neig hb Or
hood Of fifteen little folks Wedncsda.
! afternoon from 8 to 6. in honor of he
niece and nephew, Phyllis Barry, D
Louisville, KY, and Charles Carr, a
\ Detroit Mich. Children's games wer'
enjoyed. Mrs. vogel was assisted il
serving by Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Car.
Members Of the Congregations
church, and personal friends of thu
| former pastor, Rev. A. W. Sinden, at
tended an informal gathering atthe w
]. Fort home Wednesday evening, t.
meet Rev. Sinden and his wife, who ar,
/ in the city for a short visit. A compan,
Iof about twenty-five was entertaine,
by the social evening.
The excursion crowd, which spent
\ wednesday nGTej got OIL W1lLOuI AHSl.
dent last evening at 1908 o'clock. The
| two trains which brought the visitors
were consolidated into one Of sixteer
coaches, which were all well filled. The
crowd, the police report, was a very
orderly one, and but one Of the visitors
an oskaloosa man, imbibed too much
was put in Jail, but was let go thi!
morning.
County Auditor w. q. McLeland and
City Engineer G. A. Baughman wen
| to Webster City this morning, where
they go to Investigate the count,
| drainage bitches. which are now beins
dug by Hamilton county. The trip /:
one for the purpose Of securing infor'
Ismation. and data on the ditch question
which is soon to come up before thu
supervisors Of this county.
Miss Sadie M. Peterson, 413 Freder
lex street, gas hostess Tuesday even
/ ing to the Bachelor Girls Club, enter
tanning at most enjoyable party
Dancing and games were tho even
ing's pastimes, and thrss-cours
luncheon was served by the hostess
The members Of the club present wer
Misses Anna stepan, Theresa Probst
Anna Newblom, Sylvia Stout, Hele1
/ n.re1o aud Rnco prohSi