Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-10
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Chamberlain, optometrist.

| Chamberlain, optometrist.
DR. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
Dr.. Burkhart. osteopath 500 West
Main.
The great Simms will be in the city
Monday.
| Sterling silver, suitable for wedding
gifts at George j. Aliens.
Marigold coffee-the brown package
| An extra fine grade, 80 cents.
Mr.. Pennycooks Boy" a collection
Of studies of child-life, at Liebig's.
| Gold Seal coffees in one-pound pack
ages are the kind to use. AT your
grocer's.
The Val Blatz Export beer is the
best for table use. Chas. Dieterich,
| sole agent.
Bankers Reserve dance, Red Mems
hall this evening. Admission 10 cents.
Williams orchestra:
We are by far the largest concern
! handling pianos in Central Iowa. Prices
L lowest, OF course. EuQlG MuSlC I1OuoC.
For piano tuning and repairing call
c. E. Pichard, both phones, or leave
orders at ,Tuffree's or the kimball Pi-
ano Co.
The Rub-dry is the most satisfac-
| tory bath towel on the market. Try
one, you will always buy a Rub-dry.
NJ. F. Andrews.
The Central Iowa Business College
offers exceptional advantages to sum-
,ner students. Term begins Monday,
June 18th. Enter now.
Bids for privileges on trains for
Grocers' and Butchers excursion must
be in by Thursday, June Is. No bids
| considered after that time See George
| C. Reynolds.
Telephone us for furnace repairs now
when we have the time to do the work
right We will not have time for small
jobs when the fall rush is on. Lennox
Furnace Company.
E, G.. Will, who has been spending
the past two months visiting in Los
Angeles, Pasadena, San Francisco.
Portland and other Pacific coast cities,
arrived home this morning.
Water polo and swimming contests
at the r. r. Y. M. c. A. Tuesday morn
ling from 9'to II to entertain those
waiting their turns for the ten-cent
automobile ride about the city.
Miss Esther Frost, Of Minneapolis,
daughter of Rev. ]. A Frost, former
pastor Of the Swedish Lutheran church
here, arrived in the city Friday eve
ming for a visit with Miss Esther
Amblad.
odd Fellows Memorial Sunday, June
ii. All members requested to be at
Banner lodge to form line of march to
cemetery at %. m. Rebekahs will
not march to the cemetery but will hold
services at the hall at 1880 p. m.
Have YOU tried our buttermilk bread?
If not, you should get in line at once.
We have a good supply OF bakery
goods at all times, including cakes.
cookies, and rolls, also doughnuts like
your mother used to make. SundelIs
Cafe.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the r. r. y.
NC. A. will conduct social and serve
refreshments Thursday evening at the
association building for the conven-
Hence Of those coming and going dur
ling the automobile excursions about
| the city.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church was pleasantly en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the
John Fenner home, 303 South Second
street. Mrs. Flanagan and Mrs. VIII
| liam Holmes acted as hostesses Win
Mrs. Fepner.
Mr.. Harvey Griffin will leave Sunday
night for Dellingham, Wash, where ne
will visit at the home of Mr.. and MRS.
George E. Gage, formerly of this city.
Mr.. Griffin will be gone during the
summer. and will see the sights OF the
Lewis and Clarke exposition at Fort
land. and visit at his former nome IN
Salt Lake.
THE team hauling the delivery wagon
Of Robertson & Strub ram away on
Main street Friday evening during the
| thunder storm, and ran to Nlntn street
before the horses were stopped. Inc
animals became frightened on Eeast
| Main street, and were brought TO a
stand by the weight failing out of the
wagon and tripping one OF the anlinals.
The wagon top was somewhat Dam
aged.
isaac whitaker proprietor Of the
,aIa shore Hotel, Clear Lake, Iowa,
writes the secretary Of the Retail
crocers, in regard to their picnic on
| 1,,na %. as follows: 1--WE have a fine
porch surrounding our mammoth Gov
cred dock, 4ss feet long and almost
| twenty feet wide, with tables, GU
| chairs, lots of benches. that your peo-
nle are welcome to use at your lunch
! hour. We also shall have our large
auditorium arranged so that your
Young people can dance. We also hope
to be able to put on for that day
good repertoire show, high dive, the
slide for life, and balloon ascension
with parachute leap into the lake."
The G. c. c. Club enjoyed pro-
gressive luncheon and party afterward,
given Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Fern Cammack who leaves this
evening for st. Louis, where the Cam
| mack family will make their future
home. The first course was served at
| the home of Neva Tallett, the second
! at the home of Vera Mineah, and the
third and last at the home 'of Mary
Crowl. Al North Second street, where
! e>111 on