Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-11

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DR.. Burkhart osteopath 302 w Main.
The skating rink will open tonight at
$3.50.
Fu,lke's chocolates at Mcdonald s.
| Mahood.
An extra large line of wedding rings
at Aliens store.
Henry Sundell's restaurant has ~
connection some fine rooms for dodgers.
Tonight, at Simmons book store,
twenty five 81 and s1.50 picture frames
at * cents each.
Dsnce at Odd Fellows hall, Satur-
day night, November IL. Music by
Williams orchestra.
r. NJ Dicklnsen's Pure Sap Syrup
passes In every pure food state In
the union. Try one can.
| Kindly look at the new pattern Of
Ha,iland dinnerware in the window.
This set costs $95.50. 1t is also sold
| from open stock. D. S. Good Grocery
Co.
| Clerk John T. Crockett. Of the SUI
preme court, wFas in the city this
morning being on his way to Des
| Moines from a brief business trip to
Ehlora.
| II you cannot find the salad you
want in our window display, inspect
the line on our counters. There are
| plenty Of others to select from. ID. S.
| Good Grocery Go.
| Mrs. II. Westling and Mrs. Celia
| White were llostesses to the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Baptist CHURCH
| ye sterday afternoon at the home OF the
| former sos East State street. About
| tb irty ladies attended.
! When you use National Carpet
| Sweeper you get machine that is
perfect in every way and one that
c,ln be depended on. See the large
| line OF them at tile d. C. Wilbur store,
where they keep everything that is new
| or good in the way of furniture.
| Ladies' and gents clothing cleaned,
eofored, pressed or repaired. We ALSO
clean or color chenille tapestry or silk
curtains. Work called for and deliv-
cred; out-of- town work will receive
prompt attention. New phone Ill: old
,,hone o. Marshalltown Steam Dye
Works, 102 South First avenue
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The Marietta Ladies' Cemetery AS
I,ociation gave supper and fair at
The Marietta schoolhouse Friday eCen-
ing. The proceeds amounted to $50.
over ninety took supper with the
ladies'. Mrs. j. II. McEwen was chair
man Of the entertainment committee,
No ~ A1,1 IL
was largely due to her untirlng efforts.
There were, hundreds OF ladies on the
streets this afternoon all headed to-
ward Marion Cards furniture store,
where the great kitchen cabinet sale
was in progress. In addition to hand
ling the most extensive line of kitchen
cabinets in the city, Mr.. Gard handles
the largest line, without any question,
of rockers slnd bookcases and writing
desks.
Messrs. Zen Hambleton, Of Kansas,
and Wilson Hambleton. OF Guthrie
Center, who came to attend the fun
eral of their mother, the late Mrs. q.
"A. Hambleton, at Marietta, arrived in
the city. Friday evening, from Albion,
where they have been visiting and
We're the guests between trains of their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Y. I4eech. The
Messrs Hambleton left for their re-
spectives homes Friday evening.
George w. LaPlant, City Engi 1eer
c.. "A. Baughman and Delbert Dobson
left for Long Point this morning,
where Mr.. Bauglrrnan and Mr. Dobson
will take some measurements for a
levee that Mr.. LaPlant has a contract
to construct. The levee will dixie about
1000 acres, of land from the Iowa rive:
to prevent being overfowed during
seasons o. high water. In the spring
Mr.. LaPlant will dig a big drainage
ditch, four miles In length on the same
work.
Messrs. Thomas Nichols and Fred
Middleton, of Minerva; Thomas Holl-
i1lgsworth, of Bangor; and Mr.. and
Mrs. George McLain, of Bangor, were
in the city Friday afternoon, being on
their way home from Nevada, where
they had been subpoenaed as Witness
es In the Youse- Howard case, a $1,000
damage suit for malicious prosecution.
The defendant, E. B. Howard, is a
former we'll k1,own resident of Bangor,
and now lives at Ames. j. j. Whitacre,
Taylor Elliott, Frank Alvey and Arthur
Fisher, pf Albion, were also witnesses
in the celse.
Leroy Thompson of Green Noun
tain. who was injured by being struck
by Great Western switch engine
while crossing the tracks with load 4
ed wagon In this city last week, Is not
improving ais rapidly as his physicians
expected at the time OF his injury, and
is still confined to his bed He is
somewhat improved, however, and is
able to be propped up in bed for a
few hours each day. Mr. and Mrs w.
c. Wheeler of Cedar Falls, Mrs..
Thompson's parents, are at their
daughters home, having come owing
to Mr.. Thompson's injury.
Mrs w. H. Burrows Ill North First
street, delightfully."- entertained about
twenty-four boys last evening from
$3.50 to $3.50 in honor on the fourteenth
anniversary of her son. Lowell. A most
delicious dinner was served by the
hostess, the last course being large
game pie, from which each guest drew
a gffe suited to his fad. Ribbons from
the pie were fastened to each plate
Two guessing contests were enjoyed,
Pegad Moorehouse winning prize for
the first contest, and Jay Fetters for
the second. The host was the recip-
lent of many beautiful gifts. Clifford