Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-04
Red tissue paper at Liebig's.

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DR. Jay, physician and surgeon.
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The Echo brand" Of canIled goods at
| Olson's.
| Strawberries, pneapples, bananas
| and oranges at Olson's.
Get our prices on carpets, linolelms,
rugs, mattings. e. r. Lay.
May party Odd Fellows hall Satur-
day night. Williams orchestra
The Wood Sanitarium. eye, ear. throat
& catarrh. Glasses fitted. Opp. Pilgrim.
Buy your base ball tickets today and
tomorrow. The advance sale closes
| Saturday night May 8.
c. II. Mead. general foreman of the
Iowa Central car shops was in Oska-
oosa today on business
| Notice--Christian church ladies will
| have an exchange at Schmidt's hard
ware store Saturday afternoon.
! Special for Saturday. one dozen
colored silk parasols, fancy borders, for
$1.3S each. Benedict 81 Brintnall.
| Why send to the springs for Colfax
water? Let Culley deliver you two
! gallon jug of "Purox Colfax" water.
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| Go to the new meat market, 81 West
! Main street, SUCCESSORS TO Clay & Co,
For all kinds fresh, salt smoked meats
and fish. Nutter & Co.
| Dr. A. j. Mccormack, OF Gearing,
| who has been in Des Moines attending
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| city Thursday evening en- route home.
DR.. II. r. Echternacht, of this city.
was elected member Of the executive
council of the Iowa State Dental So
ciety, which closed It's annual conven-
ton at Des Moines on Thursday.
Tommy" Miller, the lad who was
brought to the Singleton hospital from
Moninger's few days ago, suffering
from rheumatism of the heart. return
ed to his home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Anna Packer, daughter Of ELI
Packer. well-known farmer living
west OF the city on Main street. under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Singleton hospital Thursday after
noon and is doing nicely.
Summer prices, 10 and % cents, at
the odeon for eight nights, commence
ing next Sunday evening The Met
ropolitan Stock Company will present
standard plays. A good reserved seat
can be secured for 10 cents.
George NJ Cohan's Little Johnny
Jones" Company passed thru the city
Thursday afternoon on special train.
run as the second section Of No. 10,
en- route to Cedar Rapids from Sioux
City. The special comprised two sleep
ers and two baggage cars.
The Dubuque Times says: Fred r.
Flint, OF Marshalltown, is In the city
for a visit with friends on Iowa street.
He was resident of this city for
many years till about ten years go.
when he went to Marshalltown to
make his home with a daughter.
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The Concordia Naebund met Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
c. A. Buchwald A very nice time
was enjoyed, the ladies spending the
afternoon sewing, and afterward be-
Ing served with refreshments. Mrs.
Pletscher was guest OF the naebund,
The annual May party Marshall
Lodge, No. 3D., b. 2, o. f., was held
Thursday night at the lodge rooms.
and was attended by about fifty
couples, the members, their wives and
lady friends. Luncheon was served. and
the music for the dancing program was
furnished by the Williams orchestra.
Mrs. r. A. Arnold left Thursday for
fI,o ,s,J,a oh x,yfl o., fn,
visit with relatives. Her first
stop will be at Fontanelie. Neb.. where
she will visit at the home Of her son.
Mr.. T.. D. Arnold. From there she will
go to Denver, where she will remain
two months With another son. Alex
Arnold, and then will go to California
for the winter. Mrs. Arnold will make
her home during the winter with her
sou, W. II. Arnold, at Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. T.. Jackson, wife of the su-
perintendent of county bridge work.
arrived home Thursday from Hot
Springs, Ark, where she has been Wis
iting since the last of December with
her brother Mr. f. r. Patterson. She
was accompanied to Hot Springs by her
mother and brother, Mrs. Marble
fNlON lSS IAiioWISs, WIZ Iet'
manned there. Mrs. Jackson suffered
while there severe attack OF typhoid |
fever, from the effects of which she
has only recently recovered.
( W. II. Ellwanger, an old resident l
Green Mountain. now Of Saskatoon
Canada, where he moved early las
March, has had severe loss by fire |
according to letter received by tbs
T.-R. Mr. Ellwanger engaged in tn |
millinery business at Saskat aon bough |
a large stock. and had an opening OF
April and g. At that time a LAM
fell TO the floor from table on whic
it had been placed. and the buildins
burned, destroying all the contents AL /
that Mr.. Ellwanger and family saved |
were the clothes they were wearing |
Mr.. Ellwanger states that the weathe
In Canada is fine, and that seeding i
now practically over
Miss Emma F'redland left Thursday
for Chicago, where on Mon.
lay, she will be present at the wed
ling of her brother, Mr.. Harry Carl |
tfredland, formerly of this city. Mr.. |
lTredland's bride will be Miss Nina Van
Sycle Holt, of Chicago. Mr.. Fredland
who was a press feeder in this city
for a number Of years, has been in
Chicago for the past seven or eight
years, and is employed as shippin,
clerk in the fertiliZing department Of |