Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

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! DR. Mighell, surgeon aud physician.
Busy work for little people, at Lie
bg's.
Dir. Burkhart, osteopath so2 West
Main.
Garden tools. Btillock's Hardware
store.
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window shades i'm all grades at
Simmons Book Store.
A large shipment of wall paper just
received at Simmons Book store.
4 FOR Sale Strawberry plants. Mrs.
Charles satia, III North Ninth street.
Royal ball bearing ana Pennsylvania
lawn mowers at Bullocks Hardware
store.
FOR tomorrow we will sell quart
boxes OF strawberries at 10 cents l.. Il.
1dso & Co.
| have some snap bargains In second
hand pianos Il taken at once. TuiYree
music house.
Just look at those elegant hats for
ladies and children, just received at
the Temple of Economy.
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| Flat rate water rents should be paid
now. II you wait until next pay day
| you may be too late for the discount.
| The regular monthly meeting OF the
Humane Society will be held this
evening at the home of the president,
Is, II. Nichols.
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| Get In line and buy an aluminium
name plate and house number, Our
solicitor will call. Marshalltown Alum
mum and Brass Company.
A snap. A four hundred dollar EN-
erson piano, only used six months, for
| $685. You will have to hurry II you
get it. TuTree music house.
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I want every one to come and sec
| my stock OF pianos. have some of
the greatest novelties In fine pianos
every brought to the city. Tuffree
| music house.
| The warm weather Is here, and you
must have ice. We can furnish you Ice
as near perfection as 1t is possible to
do. No slush, no bubbles. and clear as
crystal. Call US ZIP on IA. Marshall
Ice Co.
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still more Of those large wheeled
folding go-carts for $40, and a re-
elmer for $3.50 In the large stock OF
go.carts at the y. G. Wilbur store. We
have the up-to-date goods and the
prices are what please our customers.
Come In and see the good goods.
The third division OF the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society will serve sup
per Wednesday evening from to 8
O'Clock In the basement Of the church
Tickets rs cent?. Ham, escnlloped po-
tatoes hot biscuit, Vermont maple
syrup, bread, pickles, relishes, salad,
ice cream, cake end coffee.
The Emerson study class Of the
Twentieth Century Club met Monday
stead Of at the home Of Mrs. II. j.
! Howe. Many quotations were given
during the course OF the meeting,
which was the last one OF the sea-
son. A delightful social hour and re-
freshments were enjoyed.
The regular meeting OF the Literary
Clan was held ut the home of Miss
Olive Tug, ITO South Third avenue,
Monday evening. The only guest pres
ent was Miss Ida McMurray. The study
topics were on the artists, r. Reming-
ton and A. B. Wcnzell, good talk on
their work being given by the hostess.
after which light refreshments were
enjoyed.
Mr.. F.sA. Belt, Of Toledo, spent Mon
day in the city as a guest at the T.. p.
Cross home, going to Ames in the ev-
ening. where he will remain for brief
visit with his niece, Mrs. Alice Cole.
At Ames Mr. Belt met his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. 4. j. Belt OF this city, who
arrived in Ames this morning after a
brief visit with relatives at Eagle
Grove. Mrs. Belt leaves Ames this ev-
ening for a three weeks visit at Oma-
ha, Pacific Junction and Norfolk, Neb
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The Wonan's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Methodist church, held
we'll attended special meeting at the
parsonage Monday afternoon to dis
cuss plans for the work. Mrs. Alice
Rigby. OF Mount Vernon. conference
secretary. was present Mrs Rigby
left for Conrad this morning to attend
the two days session of the district
conference there. She was accompan-
led by Miss Ada j. Locke. of Indianola.
who Is taking a rest from her mis-
sionary labors In India. also Mrs.
Humphrey and Mrs. w. j. Irvine, OF
this city. the former. secretary, of the
local society, and the latter. district
corresponding secretary.
Cards received by friends in the city
announce the wedding at ST. Paul on
Wednesday, April rs, Of Miss Eunlce
McMichaels to Mr.. Frederick Nelson
Finch. The cards are issued by the
brides mother, Mrs. Frances H. Nc
Michaels, formerly OF this city, and
react OF the late George McMichaels,
for many years division Superlntend-
ent of the Chicago. st. Paul & Kansas
City railway, now the Chicago Great
Western, in this city. The bride Will
be remembered by many friends here,
her parents having been well known
socially during their residence In the
city. Mr.. Finch is chief clerk to the
general manager Of the Northern Pa
cific at st. Paul.
Chaplain Jesse Cole, of the Soldiers
Homo, was In Eldora Monday night
where he delivered an address before
the Hardin county convention of the
Antf-Saloon League. Cha plain Cole
left Eldora for Osknloosa this morning,
where he spent the day looking after
business matters. Rev Cole has been