Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-20
DR. Bullard. osteopath, % East Main

DR. Bullard, osteopath. % East Main.
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Steel ranges all sizes, all prices, at
Bullocks hardware store.
A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
Leave orders at Deuclls newsstand.
If YOU like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery CO.
BUY the /. & Y. $3.50 shoe; the best
shoe made for the price. lnsledue "
Young.
Home grown cosmos flower seeds,
the kind that llower in July. limit
ed quantity for sale at Cullcy's.
Regular meeting of knights of Pyth-
las tonight. Work in the second. All
members turn out T.. q. Pierce, c. G..
can offer you steel ranges ut popu-
lar prices. High grade goods at low
prices. Largest stock In the CITY 10
select from. Bullock's hardware store.
Charles Stegm:ln, who underwent an
operation at ST. Thomas hospital sat
urday morning for appcndicular aD-
cess, is slowly Improving. and his con-
dtion lis better today than 1t was sun
day.
i will sell at private sale. at my resi-
dence, 2O3 North Fourth street, tor
three days household furniture, con-
sisting of bed room suits, dining room
sets majestic range, etc. w. M.
Hodges.
70. II. stump Of 42o East Nevada
street, an old employe Of the Marshall
| town Light, Power and Railway Com
pany, at It's gas plant. Is seriously III
of intestinal trouble. 1t is not thought
that he can survive the day. Relatives
| from q distance were summoned by
telegraph this morning.
| We place on sale today one lot OF
stylish, excellent fitting skirts at prices
never before quoted. These are In all
the new spring weaves of dress goods.
| You should see this line before you
buy. We can save you the price or
| making. Nettie 1ngledue 81 Co.. the
up date dry goods house.
Mrs. G.. M. Parker and Mrs. NJ. G.
Healey. of Odebolt, sisters Of Mr.. w. j.
Van Derveer, who had been in the city
| to attend the funeral of their nephew,
| EDWARD wv. NdIl IICiNCCit 49, ~ ~-.~'-
home this morning. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
D. Hauser, OF Eldora, cousins OF Mrs.
| Van Derveer, who also came mere 10
attend the funeral, returned to their
! home Sunday.
Mrs. George #. Kirby, was hostess
at a most enjoyable affair Saturday af-
| ternoon, entertaining twenty six la
der at / o'clock luncheon, served In
six courses. and sew party. The house
was decorated with tulips and carna-
lions, and the tables We're beautiful
with hyacinths and decorations OF
green. Guests present from out OF
town we're Mrs. Asa Howe ana MRS.
w. c. N.aggett. of Mortified, VT, and
Mrs. J. w. Balch. of ST. Johnsbury, VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitehead,
| ITO North Third street, informally en-
tertained a company of twenty-fou!
| friends at five hundred, Saturday even
| ing, In the awarding of the prizes,
DR.. III. H. Nichols received the gen
\ tlemens and Mrs. Nichols the ladies'
prizes. while the consultations went to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Evans. White
score cards, tied with green ribbons,
l.
used and place cards for the three
course luncheon were equally appro-
pirate. The menu was prettily carried
| out in green and white and Mrs. w mite
| head was assisted in serving IL py MIS-.
| Nichols, Mrs. Harry Waterman ana
Miss Marian Parker. Music and dane
ing were also enjoyed during the eve
ming. The only out of-town guest pres
ent was Mrs. Goodnow, of Waukegan
| Ill.
The funeral of DIR. w. S. Mcbride
was largely attended Saturday, after
noon from the family home, corner OF
First and State streets. The service
was in charge of Rev. DR.. Elijah
Brown Jones, of the First Baptist
church, who paid a beautiful tribute to
the life of DIR. Mcbride. quartet
composed of Misses Edna Burroughs
and Bertha Rowen, and Messrs. Chess
ter Durelle and r. A. Salisbury, had
charge of the music. The floral trlb-
utes of friends were profuse and most
beautiful, and included handsome set
piece floral mortar, from the drug
gists of the city; a flat piece, of White
carnations, from the Witenagemote
Club; a wreath from the board of truss
tees of the public library, and Easter
1 lilies from Marshalltown Lodge, No
S12 B. P. o. L. The pail bearers We're
j. p. Woodbury., N. S. Ketchum, John
d. Vail, George A. Turner, Henry
Stone and A. r. Balch. During the
hour of the funeral the different drug
stores OF the city We're closed. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Bradley, of Chicago
DIR. and Mrs. FL. A. Hurd, and son Ar
thur, of Des Moines; and Mr.. Erwin
King and daughter Elizabeth, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, were present from out of the
city.
Misses Bessie Darrin and Mary Ev.
erist gave most delightful st. Pat.
rick's party Saturday evening to 9
company of young lady friends, tn:
affair being held at the Britton home
Ill North Fifth street. Their guests
were Miss Nellie Brickle, of Eldora
Mrs. Nelson Merrill, Misses Carolyn
\ Paulson, Esther Wanberg, Lora Wood
Fannie Vogel, Vera Sieg, Vala Andrews
Blanche McI4arnan, Leo. Henderson
and Mabel Bussard. Draperies of greer
We're tastefully arranged, giving {
pretty effect in the rooms. Variou!
amusements were enjoyed, the frs
being a blindfolded pig drawing con.
test, in which Miss Lora Wood received
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