Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-04

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Fancy cooking and eating apples al
Culley's
A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Telephone, new lis.
A large shipment of new, up-to- date
wall paper just received at Simmons
Book Store
Culley has Colfax water in two gal
Ion jugs at so cents, 10 cents rebate fol-
return of jugs.
Ready mixed paints. window shades
plate rails. room mouldings. etc. al
lowest prices at Simmons Book Store
Mrs. It. E. Harris, SOC North First
avenue, entertained the members OF
the Woman's Relief Corps Tuesday af-
| ternoon.
The American Dispatch Messenger
Service has moved the office to
East State street, where patrons may
find them.
Lyman H. Howe's moving picture at
! traction will be the Sunday bill at the
Odeon, April Sth. Prices 10, 25 80 and
| so cents. Seats on sale Saturday
You can buy walking skirts at just
one-half price at our regular Thursday
bargain day sale, at Nettie Ingledue &
lCo, the Up-to-Date Dry Goods House.
Are you looking for an iron bed
| We have complete stock of the latest
in design and finish and can suit the
| eye as we'll as the pocket book The D.
c. Wilbur store.
Two of the greatest German COM
edians kolb & Dill, will appear at
! the Odeon next Monday evening in the
musical farce. Il. o. u" The company
numbers forty people.
The Shakespeare Club met with its
president, Mrs. T. P. Marsh. Tuesday
afternoon. and began the reading of
Twelfth Night 1t will meet next
week with Mrs. w. P. James.
Mary NJ. Foncanon. Administrative of
the. estate of William Foncanon has
brought suit against Humphrey. Keyte
& Co, ct AL, for $1,150 alleged to be
due and unpaid on promissory notes.
Mrs. S. G. Bentley. who has been so
very seriously sick of uremic poisoning.
continues to improve slowly, but stead
ily She is better today than she ,was
Tuesday, but she is still not out of
danger.
Andrew Billman, foreman of the
county farm, who had the index finger
of his left hand caught in gasoline
engine, resulting in it's amputation at
the first joint, is doing nicely and is
able to be at work again.
Mrs Albert Lewis and daughter
Marguerite went to Nevada this morn
ing to visit for few days with Mrs.
Lewis son, Mr.. E. c. Button, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Button are the parents
of daughter born few days ago.
Twelve shares of the cash stock of
the Marshalltown Bubby Company re-
naming to be sold. Parties wishing
to investigate the investment feature
of the stock may inquire at any of the
banks where subscription may be plac
ed.
The Calisophian Club was enter
tanned in the usual manner Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Mead, at her home
on West Church street. The regular
reading was continued. Next week the
club will meet at the home of Mrs. A.
j. Morley.
It is understood the new council will
be asked to take some action regarding
the mill dam. Those who have inves-
tigated declare that the carpets, lin
oleums and mating at A. E. Wilbur &
Sons are unsurpassed in central Iowa,
both in style and quality.
The penny social given by the auxil-
iliary of the Y. NJ. c. A. at the assoca-
ton building Tuesday night attracted
large number. The booths, from
which candy, ice cream and cake, cof-
fee and lunch were sold for a penny,
were on the gymnasium floor.
Mrs. Lee Williams, Mrs. T. D. Evans
and Mrs. David Lennox were hostesses
Tuesday afternoon at the Williams
home, 404 East Church street, to the
mothers child study department of
the Womens Club. The regular read
ing was continued, after which social
hour and refreshments were enjoyed
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You need some piece or two of new
furniture to liven up what you have
after house cleaning. and the d. c. Will
bur store is prepared better than ever to
give you something new in design and
finish for that purpose. No matter how
large or how small bill you want, we
invite your inspection and guarantee
satisfaction.
A live lynx member Of the cat
family and similar to the wild cat, only
much larger. and an animal not ma
tive of this part of the country and no.
often seen here, was on exhibition in
a crate at the union station this morn
ing. The animal was being shipped by
express to Jensen & Greiner, of Kama
VIVA. and came from Harry Herring, at
Lusk, Wyo. Mr.. Herring was former
ly a Northwestern conductor and lived
at Belle Plaine.
We place on sale tomorrow for our
regular Thursday bargain day sale our
entire line of ladies' walking skirts, |
at just one-half the firmer price.
Now, these are all new and up date
styles, but owing to the fact that we
have not sufficient room to carry this |
line we have decided to close them out
at just one-half price SO if any one is |
in need of a new skirt make it point |
to buy at this big reduction sale at |
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