Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-03
Gil3s'Gepablrll1l
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Vim. Rnttiu r ,,er cant fa,,, loans.
III. buliaru' os'eopath, % 1a''e MALI
| Overshoes for men at the ICawkeye
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| All linen 1G inch crash s cents yard
at the Hawkeye store Saturday.
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Jersey Lily has gained many friends
Try sack ana be convinced. NTH
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We guarantee Sunshine coffee to
please you, 20 cents a pound. William
& .Halverson.
Nice fresh shellad English walnuts,
30 cents a pound while they last. D.
S. Good Grocery Co.
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A's ioi fillNeie on. olu p''o'ie' ia'
Mrs. f. A. Moscrip. and children,
Rohert ana FRANCES ieit 'hls morning
ior oeihioha, where ,nes VIII. REMAIN
Iof stay ol seVeral DAYS WIN reia-
yves.
Did YOU try a can of Cameo Sweet
wrinkled meas last Sunday? Those
who did were greatly pleased with
their delicious flavor. Your grocer has
this brand. ASK him.
The members of ST Margaret's
Mission met ut the home of Miss Mar
garet Armstrong, III North First ave-
me. Thursday evening. The meeting
was principally a business session.
So
The heterogeneous CLUB met with
afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. q. Click. 511 East Church
street. The usual reading was follow
cd.
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invitations nave peen issued py MI.
and Mrs. JACOB Waitemeyer' OIL 4Ve
North First avenue, Tor the marriage
Oh their daughter' hana Doiofes, 70
Mr. Wlll,atl =; ~, benie.s Mil,en WI, a, W
ruarv 16 at s. 30 o clock at their home.
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President Dan Il. Bradley' Oh drin-
mel College1 was ~ the Guy lnursuay
evening, belng on ms way 10 CEDAR
rams Where ne spent 'ne aay III AT
tendance at a meetlhg OF ene program,
committee OF the state Cohgresatlo On:
Association, when meets IN elonA Glty
next May.
All the latest moving pictures in
Guiding scenes from the Russian Jap
anese war and the st. Louis worlds
1alr' VIII pe pfeseaeea ny lie ,niiii,on
company at 'he oaeof heA' snoluay
evening. FIlces w. 10. anu 90 een's
lady admitted 1ree Wltn eacn 20 cent
tlckee purchaseo eelore eie'eN
Remember the big reduction sale at
Jarvis e, Kellopy's Rest Ian tea per
pound. s5 cents; good Japan tea per
25 cents. Gloves, 1nittens and
wool socks at cost wool shirts, under
wear and shoes aft cost. All our duck
coats at cost. snyder's catsup per
bottle. 20 cents; Snyder's cocktail
sauce, ~ cents' ana MANY more Oar
gains. prompt del.very.
About eighteen were present Thurs
day afternoon a.. the meeting of
the Willing Workers. the ladies aid
Of the Spiritualists' Society which
was held at the home of Mrs. /.
f. Andrews 2O5 East Linn street. A
yery nice meeting was enjoyed, and
the society will he entertained next
week by Miss Ida Weber, los South
Fourth street. Guests present yester-
day we're Miss Alice Bacon, of Oma-
ha. Miss Rae SWartz and Miss Mary
oiis'oi' -
Mrs. C. H. E. Boardman entertained
Thursday evening Misses Fanny K.
Flickinger, Mayme E, Parkes, Bessie
G.. Streeter, and Catherine Crawford,
teachers in the Woodbury. school,
where their children are enrolled as
pupils, also Miss Mary Hostetler and
and Mrs. William
Crane. Dinner was served at O'Clock,
and the decorations were of narcissus
and red carnations. The evening was
most delightfully."- spent with CONVERSE
ton and music.
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~. AZ. sta..a ao1isl,4e,,11,r o,tant,,,,ad
~ +l,e ,o,,,a Of tho
former. the members of the w. T. D.
Club and their husbands. A three
course supper was served at $50 |
,so1oclr NV tho host ,ssas who We're as |