Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-18

Band fair tonight; Flnkle'S hall.
Kemble's flowers 500 North Third.
DIR Mighell, surgeon and physician.
Window shades at lowest prices at
Simmons Book Store.
Come to the band fair tonight and
help the boys get new uniforms.
The newest things in neck chains
and fobs at Aliens. the jeWeler.
Come to the band fair tonight and
help the boys get new uniforms.
A fine lot of new books just re-
ceived at Simmons Book Store.
Come to the band fair tonight and
help the boys get new uniforms.
If you like good bread buy Cold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Farmers take notice-Choice early
Java seed wheat for sale ao LeGrand
mills.
Senour's Floor Paint Dries hard
in one night Skegg's Wall Paper and
Paint Store.
New embroidered white waists re-
ceived this morning. If you see them
you will buy one. M. f. Andrews.
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After all, there is no flour equal to
Pillsbury's Best. Ask your grocer for
a sack or telephone E. E.Benedict & Co.
Why delay purchasing pair Of
glasses when your eyes trouble you?
Have Allen, the opthalmologist, fit a
pair.
Come promptly at s o'clock to the
band fair if you want to hear the band
concert. Dancing afterwards. Adj
mission 10 cents.
We can furnish wood in any desired
length and size. 1t is we'll seasoned;
oak and hickory and under cover.
Gregory Coal. Coke & Lime Co.
Panel effects in wall paper are very
popular. We have them suitable for
every room from chamber to parlor.
Skegg's Wall Paper and Paint Store.
If you want the best wood you can
get, order from Gregory Coal, Coke &
Lime Co., and get some of their sec
ond growth oak and hickory. All wood
under cover.
The ladies of the Woodmen's Circle
met with Mrs. Eich, COS Woodbury.
street, Friday afternoon, and enjoyed
pleasant session. Light refreshments
We're served.
Friday nights crowd at the band fair
was not as large as that of the prev
ious nights, owing to counter attrac-
TONS Those who were there enjoyed
the usual good time.
The best SIS walking skirt ever sold
in Marshalltown, better than our COM
petitors are asking 81 and So for, on
sale at Nettie Ingledue & Co.'s. The
up-to-date dry goods house.
New five room house, good cellar
and WELL good out buildings, prop
erty all fenced in. two lots for garden
and close to school, for rent. f. M.
Sutton, City National bank building.
We place on sale today one lot of
dress ginghams, regular 10 cent quail
ity, at the clearing up price of 5 cents.
These are excellent styles and best
values ever offered, at Nettie lngledue
& Co., the up-to-date dry goods house.
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The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
was entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. George Gregory and Mrs. G. c.
Ogier at the formers home, Oil West
Main street. Forty were present at
the meeting, which was conducted as
usual. The hostesses were assisted
in serving refreshments by Mrs. +. g.
Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Van Horn, for
mer old residents of Albion, who, prior
to a short time ago, had been living in
Oregon for the past year, went to AL
bion Friday evening, to remain during
the summer with their son, Mr.. Will
lam Van Horn. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Horn, while in the city were the guests
Of their daughter, Mrs. II. S. Thur
Der.
We have new wall paper display
rack and are now able to give our GUS
toners an idea of the many beautiful
we can make up with
friezes, panel effects, crowns, two
third styles, etc. We have the largest
stock and finest selection of wall paper
in central Iowa as well as lowest prices.
No trouble to show goods. Simmons
Book Store.
The funeral of Edward w. Van
Denver was held at the residence of
his father, w. j. VanDerveer, 406 East
Main street, Friday afternoon at o.
clock, and was quite largely attended
by friends and neighbors and members
Of the Marshall Tent, No. 25, knights
of the .Maccabees, and Cosmopolitan
Lodge, No. SO, knights of Pythias.
Rev. c. L. Gould officiated, and inter-
ment was in Riverside.
Jerome Hull, who for the past three
years has been a driver for the Ameri- /
IAN Express Company, left this morn
ng for Clinton, where he has been
transferred by the company. He will
De night bill clerk in the Clinton local
office. The transfer is in the nature Of !
/ promotion. Mrs Hull will go to /
Clinton about April 1. The vacancy |
caused by Mr.. Hulrs leaving has been
illed by Earl Bigelow.
Mrs. w. A. Miller and sister, Miss /
Rhoda Miller, entertained at their |
nome 416 North Fourth street, Friday
afternoon. several of their lady friends /
1T a thimble party: A two course lun-
,heon was served at O'clock. The
invited guests We're Mesdames Charles
Duffield, ]. II. Egermayer, c. A.
]. A. Diehl, ]. @. Saint,
Frances w. Mcmahon, J. N. Hughes,
+. l.. Sheets, c. l.. Tallman, w. G.
3owe, H. j. Allard, Willis Leech, Alice