Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-30
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Onion sets. the best klnu, NUS y
&on, Finkle block.
Baldwin. apples, So cents peck
EIuls & Son, Finkle block
ASK to see the new mohair coats fo'
ahildren, at A. H. Simon's.
Fine laundry work done at Flittons
laundry. "a West Church street
II you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co
Our stock of Easter millinery is
ready for your inspection. Ladies Ba-
zaar.
WHY not see Dinges and Eyerisi
about wall paper? They will save you
money.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Eantral, was in the city today on com
pany business.
Just arrived, twenty-five more dam
Ay covert jackets, at A. II. Simon
from $3.50 up.
Our special sale of naval sweet Or
anges at 35 cents peck, still continues
at the Mutual Benefit.
Try our Indiana Hooking nut, the
hest cook stove coal, new car just re-
ceived and at summer prices. East End
Coal Co., exclusive salesagent.
A folding go-cart for 1910 ought to
interest YOU and a solid oak rocker for
1915 that is a good one are just few
Of the low prices at the D. c. Wilbur
store.
.eThe Little Shepherd of Kingdom
Come" and some choice selections from
"Quo vadis' will be among the strong
features Of Mrs. Beecher's program at
the Odeon this evening.
Walter Hull. who has been visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. III.
Hull, during his spring vacation. left
this morning for Chicago, to resume
his studies at the University Of Chi
cage.
Mrs. p. W. Hogancanp, 40 East
7 Linn, pleasantly entertained a few
friends Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her mother in-law,. Mrs. John Ho-
gancamp, Of RoclSton. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
/ Ingledue & Young can show you the
largest and most complete line of
misses and children's shoes from the
heavy school shoe to the finest dress
shoe. Bring your children to our store
and get their feet properly fitted.
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Everyone who heard Mrs. Beecher
interpret Hale's MAN Without a
Country" two years ago, will be at the
Odeon tonight to hear her popular pro-
gram, or tomorrow night to witness
her Interpretation of "The Little Min
lister"
It makes difference where you buy
your meats, whether you get the best
or not. We pride ourselves on select
ing the animals for our market and
take only the best. Consequently our
customers get only the choicest
Prompt delivery Leutennegger & Co.,
South Third avenue.
Invitations were issued Wednesday
by Mr.. II. E. Simkins, announcing the
approaching marriage Of his daugh-
ter, Edna, to Mr.. William Estel, which
will take place at the Simkins home
303 Park street, Wednesday evening
April IL, at $3.50 O'clock. The at home
cards read after May 1, at 80 North
Third street.
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The furnishings of a home have
much to do with the happiness of it's
inmates. Many will scrimp and do
without rugs, mating, lineoleum and
furniture, but there is not much en-
joyment in it, You might as we'll get
some pleasure out of life and the best
way to do it is to furnish your home
Scomfortably. We have many things
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E. A. Rule, formerly physical direc-
tor of the Y. NJ. c. "a. who later and
until recently was similarly employed
.~at the Des Moines Y. NJ. Cl A., but
who has been at Iowa City during the
past few weeks, will go to Harvard
University during the summer as as
sistant physical director during the
summer school months. Mr.. Rule will
return to Iowa City in the fall.
Richard Bowman, James Ellis, John
F.. Dieterich, George Size, Ed. Routh
and Ed Peterson, who have been at
Trumbull lake for two weeks duck
shooting, arrived home this morning.
The members Of the party had good
shooting during MIDST of their stay,
and killed in all about $50 birds. For
5Ino most part the DUCKS were MdlldFQ,
Trumbull being famous mallard re-
sort.
Miss Nellie Browns Methodist Sun
day school class of fifteen young girls,
formerly taught by Mrs. ]. A. Cattell,
gave silhouette social Wednesday
evening at the latter's home, 504 North
First street, for the purpose of raising
money for their Easter Offering. A
crowd of about thirty young people
attended, and the admission fee charg-
ed was one cent for every vowel in
each persons entire name. The sill
houettes were sold to all who cared to
buy them, as were also candy and 9TH
or articles. Fortune telling was a feat
ufe Of the evening, and refreshments
OF marguerites and cocoa were served
FREQ.
The March social evening of the
Entire Nous Club was enjoyed Wednes.
day evening at the home of Mr. and
J, Mrs. Charles Hull, 40S West State
street The decorations were of DAFT
fodils and three-course dinner was
served at $50 o'clock by committee
Of six, composed of Mesdames T. l.
wasson, B. W. Sinclair. Robert
stevens, D. w. ,Marston and George A
Turner and Mrs. Hull Following din
ner the evening was enjoyed in an in
formal social way, and Mrs. y. w.