Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-17
Have you read Simon's ad?
Chamberlain. optonetrist.

Don't fail to read smon's ad about
the big sale
The Second Mrs. Jim the story %
a stepmother, at Liebigs.
II you like good bread buy Cole
Medal -four. u. $. Good Grocery Co.
'Winsome Womanhood.' familiar
talks on life and conduct, at Liebs'
a Chicago curtain stretcher il
makes handling OF your curtains easy
See Schmidt.
You don't need rubber hose now but
you do need a lawn mower IN the line
al Builock's hardware store.
Wanted several men as drivers IN
WellS- Fargo EXPRESS for out Of town
/ service. Cali before 10 a. M. Mt office.
Bargain prices for An Aristocratic
/ Tramp at the Odeon tomorrow evc-
ming. Seats are now on sale. 10, 20,
30 and 80 cents.
The ladies of the Concordia Aid So
ciety will be entertained at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Buchwald. corner of
Thirteenth and Cole streets, Thursday
afternoon.
EN-S Senator John Is. Clssen, Of
Green Mountain. went to Oskaloosa
Tuesday evening, where he will be
viii DE present at the sessions of the
annual encampment of the Iowa da-
f.artment, G. A. r.
Mr.. Samuel Mooney. of Clemens, was
in lhe city Tuesday. leaving in the
evening for Oklahoma City and Wood
ward. o. H. where he will remain for
Il two weeks stay on business con-
nected with land interests in the terri
tory.
The ladies will be interested to know
that we have received another invoice
of those beautiful hats, and on account
of the unfavorable weather will sell
them at greatly reduced prices. Come
and get bargain. Ladies Bazaar.
11D East Main street.
The comedy. AN Aristocratic
Tramp" comes TO the Odeon tomorrow
evening. 1t Is a play filled with lots
of comedy and many sensational
scenes. an automobile race being one
ranged--10, 20, 30 and so cents.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of the
Catholic church served supper Tuesday
evening from 5 to o'clock, in the au-
ditorium of the school building, to a
total of nearly 200 people. A number
OF the young people remained after
ward and enjoyed the evening in dane
ing.
Miss Edith Conkling went to Cedar
Rapids Tuesday evening, where she
will be the guest of Mrs. Allen for
few days. Miss Conkling goes to the
Rapids more especially to be present
at the presentation of Leah klesch
ma by Mrs Fiske and the Manhat-
tan company.
AT a private sale Tuesday Harry +.
McCombs, of McCombs Bros, pur-
chased the twenty horse power Ram
bier touring car belonging to j. V.
Mr.. Mccombs also bought OF
Mr.. Ritchey the latter's horse and
buggies, robes, etc. Mr.. Ritchey is
soon to leave the city.
We are carrying the largest and most
stock of goods ever shown IN
central Iowa and you will find our
prices to be the lowest. All of the time
we are keeping up to the old standard
Of good goods and we are always glad I
to show our lines. Call in at the ID. C. |
Wilbur store and see the pretty things. |
Jack Payette, for many years an |
engineer In the employ of the Iowa I
Central is in the city for stay of a
month or SO, visiting relatives and /
friends. Mr.. Payette is now in the
employ of the Union Pacific, and has /
oeen working on the Oregon Short
line out of Ogden, Utah, in charge of
he steam shovel doing surfacing and
grading work thru canyons.
Mrs j. H. Norton, of Gearing, was
n the city Tuesday evening. being
IN her way home from Colfax, where
,he has been for a few days, having
her husband, who will
emain at the springs Indefinitely, ow-
ng to an attack of rheumatism. Mr.
Sorton's attack has settled in the hip,
md is causing him great deal of
vain. He hopes to be benefited by
he treatment at the sanitarium.
Before very good sized audience
t the Y. NJ c. A. Tuesday evening
secretary Fellingham gave most in
eresting talk on the plans for the con-
erence camp at Lake Geneva and the
ssociation camp both to be held this
Mr.. Fellingham showed
many views of the Lake Geneva camp,
nd expects several from here will ac
ompany him to that resort when he
oes to attend the railroad department
difference in August. The ladies'
uxiliary served light refreshments.
Mrs. Hiram Stump gave a very
leasant surprise party Monday even
lg for her husband in honor of his :
4th anniversary. On behalf of the
uests Mrs. C. j. Holmes presented Mr..
lump with a beautiful chair. The :
vening was spent with music and
ames and dainty luncheon was
erved by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
!. j. Holmes, Mrs. ]. c. Crellin, Miss
lice Noggle and Mr.. Frank Dyer.
hose present were Messrs. and Mes
ames Albert Clearinghouse, Rasmus
dwinson, Reuben Stump, Elmer Watt,
lifford Holmes, Walter Hollings-
-orth, Robert Ham and John Crel-
n; Mesdames Ida Hoy and Fla Wet
otter; Misses Alice Noggle, Clara
[acHold, Ferrall and Messrs. Earl
nyder and Frank Dyer.