Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-08
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THE CITY in BRIEF
Or. Harris. Ferguson, la.

Or. Harris. Ferguson, la.
DR.. Billiard. osseopath, % East Main
White hand bags at NJ. f. Andrews.
u. A. Collision. dentist, fremont
block
See our new fancy ribbons. NJ. +
| Andrews.
Dance Saturday night at Ode, Eel
lows hall. Williams orchestra.
White Fawn flour in toweling sack is
the latest thing in Hour. Try suck.
For Sale--A pair of matched ponies
city broke. Inquire 5l2ta North firs
avenue.
Ward 4 Pyle, Of Bromley. had two
loads OF cattle on the Chicago market
Thursday.
Back Home" 4 book hard TO put
down until the end of the last chapter
at Liebig's.
Wanted---tMan to work on farm:
married man preferred Inquire ut 1903
South Center street.
Culley will have fresh rusks, buns.
French rolls cinnamon rolls and New
York crulers from the Sanitary Bak-
cry.
When you want q trstclass flour
al moderate price, ask your grocer
to send you IA sack OF Wellinlston's
Best.
Dance iat Forneys hail Saturday
night, June 9. Admission 10 cents,
dance 10 cents. F'erguson's fun or
chestra.
Those 15c pies made by the Sanitary
Bakery, and sold by c. II. Culley. the
grocer and baker. are equal to home
made ones. Try them
All the fresh baked goods made by
the Sanitary Bakery can be had at
Johnson's candy store, Culley. the Sro-
Ger. and from bakery wagon No. 2.
We place on sale tomorrow, Satur-
day, June 9th five dozen white Indian
head skirts, worth $1.50, at csc. Come
early A. Ii. Simon, 80 East Main
street.
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who has been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs, Samuel Evans, since the fun
eral of her brother. the late Wilbur II,
Evans returned home Thursday eve
ming.
The members of Der Deutsche I'm
terhaltungs kreis, their husbands and
other invited guests, will enjoy club
picnic next Tuesday evening on the
lawn at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
III. Keller.
The first water melons have made
their appearance, but are selling high.
The prices being made by A. Il. Wilbur
& Sons on those nobby couches just
by them are, however, eX-
ceedingly low.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins and
family aud few friends picnicked at
the Soldiers Home Thursday evening.
The company numbered fifteen. and
games and amusements furnished fun
for the young people.
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For Saturday Culley, the grocer and
baker. will have from the Sanitary
Bakery layer cakes. jelly rolls and
square layer cakes: also cocoanut and
almond macaroons. and fun line of
cookies at 10 cents per dozen.
Mrs Frederick Philpot, of Cedar
Falls retiring president OF the w. 4. c.
of Iowa, spent the forenoon in the city
with friends. being on her way home
from Boone, where she has been in at
tendance at the state convention.
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Mrs. Elijah B. Jones left this morn
ng for Owatonna. Mimi. to visit until
lext week with old friends. Miss JUS
line Jones went earlier in the week,
md Rev. Jones will go Monday to at
END the commencement of PillSbury
Academy.
All members of the A. o. U. w. and
d. of IL. lodges are earnestly requested
to meet at the A. Q. u. w. hall at 1890
a. M, Sunday, June 10. and march in
a body to the Christian church from
which the annual memorial services
will be held.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Russie, of
Vienna township. will be held Satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 from the house,
three and one-half miles northeast
Of Green Mountain, and from the chapel
church at 3 O'Clock Interment will
follow in chapel cemetery.
The dark room for the use of anna
teur photographers, which was built
in the Y M. C. A. building. but which
has never been equipped for use, has
now been fitted with all the necessary
appliances MIR. A. e. Gunzenhauser,
who is one Of the members of tht, Y
NJ. c. A. Camera Club. furnished the
money with which the equipment was
purchased.
Mrs. G. w. Ward, of Eldora, grand
worthy matron of the Order of the
Eastern Star of Iowa, was in the city
Thursday afternoon, being on her way
home from Boone, where she had been
to attend the state picnic Of the East
ern Star, held on the grounds of the
new Eastern Star home. DR.. and Mrs.
Hutchns, of Hampton, who were also
at Boone to attend the picnic. We're in
he city Thursday afternoon. en- route
nome.
Mrs. c. w. MeCord will go tomorrow
afternoon to Cedar Falls. where she
1er class. 80, Iowa State Normal
School, to be held during commence |
nent week. From Cedar Falls Mrs |
McCord will go to Norway. Benton
to visit her parents Mr.. and |
Mrs ]. G. Benson. She gill also visi, |
other points during four weeks alb
,ence. Mrs McCord will be accom- |
panied by her little son and daughter