Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-30
DR.. Bullard, osteopath, % East Main.

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Miss Dottie Shaunce spent Sunday
with her parents in State Center.
Jersey Lily has gained many friends.
Try n sack and be convinced. Kirk
Bros.
Special prices--15, 25, 35 and SO cents
for The Heart of Chicago, at the
Odeon tonight.
The Lotus Club will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. w. q.
Bowe, 513 Park street.
The name of the largest piano man
ufacturng concern in the world is
hidden in an ad i'm this issue. Find 1t
and get a piano cheap.
The regular meeting of the Order OF
American BOYS will he held this even
ing with Burt Downing. corner of Sec
ond avenue and State street.
While In Chicago this month. we
purchased an entirely new line of car
pets and are now ready to SHOW the
latest designs and colorlngs of the
coming season at the usual low prices.
Marion Gard originator of low prices.
The cast end team Of the Y. M. G. A.
Intermediates defeated for the second
time Saturday afternoon the west end
team by the score of 20 to ~ at in
door base ball. The teams are playing
a series of games, one each Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Edith Ennis. of near IaMoille,
who visited in the city over Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. +. r.. Barber, went
to the county farm this morning 10
visit for n day or so with her mother
Mrs. Nellie Ennis, who has charge OF
the insane ward.
The body of Mrs. Margaret Roe,
who died In Chelsea Sunday of par
alysls. passed thru the city this morn
ing on It's way to Anita for burial Ac-
complaining the body was H. III. bos-
ley. a. son-n law of the deceased. edit
postmaster of Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson ana
family left Saturday for Bonesteei >.
D.. near which place they VIII make
their home. Mr.. Johnson. VINO mas
been in the employ of the Iowa Cen
trail as n boilermaker for several years.
was one of the most fortunate In the
drawings in the Rosebud reservation
last summer.
Tho n. G.. Wilbur store is now open
for business under the management OIL
Fred Wilbur. and we will be pleased
Ia soc our old customers and all of the
new ones. We are carrying the lars-
est line of furniture, carpets ana nm
oleums in central Iowa and are pre-
pared to fiji all of your wants in our,
lines at the lowest figures.
Mrs Leslie Kirkpatrick, 404 East
Linn street. entertained Saturday af-
ternoon for her son Lester a crowd of
little people who were invited to assist
the lad in celebra ting his 9Th anniver-
sary. Mrs. Kirkpatrick served refresh
ments. The guests were Clara and Pearl
Kliebensten, May Haas, Marvel De-
witt, Gail and William Presnall,
Gladys Shaw, Garnet Arnold, May
Shearer and Charles Brennecke.
Mrs. w. M. Thompson, 101 South
Ninth street. entertained company of
thirty little girls Saturday afternoon
for her daughter, Margaret, in honor
of the latters 10th birthday anniver-
sary. The little guests We're invited
for the hours from 2 to S o'clock. and
the feature of the amusements was an
exciting peanut hunt in which the
prize was awarded to Gladys kibbey.
Other games and dancing were also
enjoyed, and at 4 o'clock Mrs. Thomp-
son was assisted in serving dainty
two-course luncheon by Mrs. B. r..
Cummings The little hostess was the
recipient Of many pretty gifts.