Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-21
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Chamberlain. optometrist
| DR.. Jay, physicia: I'D surgeon.
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DIR. Getz, suite 10, fremont block.
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If YOU want dandy jacket go to a
H. Simons
DR.. Lierle, eye, ear, nose and throat
Glasses fitteo. fremont block
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Lundy has the only safe gasoline
stove made 100 West Main street.
Kelley james cleans wall paper
Leave orders at Simmons Book Store
You can buy wall paper cheaper al
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the city.
Wild Rose, a strictly high grade
flour. $1.20 per sack. Idso Mercantile
| Company.
| The Marshall Rug Factory has been
here for seven years. All work first
class. 404 South Second street.
| Lundy guarantees his stoves as safe
as a wood or coal stove, and to do bet
ter work than gas at half the expense.
Wanted A young man with some
| experience to make himself generally
useful, around the store. A. II. Simon.
| Catarrh of the head is quickly cur
ed by Hyomei. Complete treatment
| costs only 81. Money back If it fails.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Buff Rock eggs from Iowa Star
scores 81 hens just as good, $500 for
10. $500 for 80. Pen No. 2, s1.50 for
is. b. w. Russell. Liscomb, Iowa.
We have no use for a so-called bur-
glar proof" safe but wish to purchase
good second hand one for fire pro-
lection. What have you to offer? Mar
snail vinegar Co.
Miss Naomi Achenbach. of the
science department of the high school.
went to Ames Friday evening, where
today she attended the sessions of the
State Academy of Sciences.
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Hereafter there will be no more roller
skating at Forneys hall. The floor will
be put in good condition for dancing
and kept So The Forney Hall Amuse-
ment Company, ]. G.. Capron, secretary.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Friends church met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Samuel Millinery 514 North First
street. The attendance was fairly
large
company Of about seven couples
surprised Mr. and Mrs. +. g. Pierce
Friday evening, taking with them the
provisions for a picnic supper, after
which the evening was spent socially
and with cards.
Mr.John w. Wells, eX-eminent grand
commander of the Iowa knights Tenn
plar, left Friday evening for Keosau-
qua, where tonight he will conduct an
inspection of the Keosauqua command
cry On Tuesday night MIR. Wells will
inspect the Oskaloosa commandery.
There will be more light suits worn
by the gentlemen this season than ev-
er before, and we have purchased the
very choicest patterns, no two alike,
and are ready to take your order for
spring suit. We guarantee you fit.
and the finest imported and domestic
suitings to select from that you ever
saw. Tony Psenicka.
Henry SundelFs restaurant at 81
North Center street, is always busy
place, and particularly so on Saturday.
when the farmers are in town. as they
know where to get good meal for Is
cents The cooking is excellent, and
the restaurant always clean and in
viting. Be sure to look up Henry when
you are hungry.
Another snake story is reported from
the northwest part of town, this time az
girl being in the role of ST. Patrick.
Lulu Collins, aged IA, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. p. Collins, sos Jerome
street, while hoeing a garden plot FRI
day afternoon, came across seven large
garter snakes in rapid succession, and
dispatched six of the number without
calling for assistance or becoming
frightened.
Mr.. F. A. Moore, Of Forest City, Iowa,
printer and newspaper man of con-
siderable experience, has entered the
employ Of the Marshall Printing Com
pany as general accountant and office
assistant. He comes we'll recommend
ed and will prove valuable assistant
to the already overworked clerical
force His family will arrive in a few
weeks, and prepare to make Marshall
town their home indefinitely
Many Marshalltown friends of Fritz
amshausen, for many years a we'll
known resident of this city, will be in
terested to learn Of his marriage to
Mrs. j. c. Rueger, of Monticello, sister
of the late Mrs. Garmshausen, and a
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