Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-01
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DR.. Rurkhart, osteopath 3O2 w Main.
D. A Collision, dentist rremon,
block.
New grey suitings at NJ. f. An
drews'.
An award for the best walters at
Band Fair tonight.
We are selling spring wraps every
day. DO not delay buying. M. Il. An
] drews.
Patronage solicited at Hoffa's laun-
dry, "a West Church street. New
phone IS.
Tonight, Burns-Turner Wrestling
| Match at Forney hall. Admission 25c,
| soc, soc. Doors open ut p. m.
Tonight Burns-Turner wrestling
| Match at Forney hall Admission 25c,
Soc, soc. Doors open at p. m.
| For Rent--Quick: 7.room house with
all modern conveniences, LOT West
Church street. Inquire of A. H. Simon:
| Dried fruits average cheaper in
prices, quality considered, at Culley's.
| See the assortment. Fancy sauer kraut
at Culley's.
Just received One hundred beauti-
| full ladies' suits-the new styles ana
| colors and the right prices-always at
| A. H. Simon's.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. John
| Bell and Mrs. Ackert at the Bell home,
! 303 Fast State street
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| The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Christian church will meet with Mrs.
W. A. Miller 416 North Fourth street,
Friday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock.
The members of ths Court of Honor
Circle enjoyed a pleasant meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Nels Rasmussen sos North Third
avenue.
| When in Chicago we personally Sc
| lected some new and exclusive pat
| terms in suitings. Call and see the
newest for spring. Hopkins, the popu-
| lar tailor.
Our showing Of ladies' spring suits
is notable one for style and variety
and we call particular attention to the
high character of the tailoring. We
want you to see these suits whether
you buy or not. NJ j.. Andrews.
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The celebrated book case is now be-
ing gone over section by section-that
is the Globe Wernicke sectional book
case These cases manifest their SUI
| E. Wilbur g. Sons are selling lots OF
them
| Grassland an advertising car sent
out by the North Wisconsin Farmers
Association, of Ashland. Douglass and
| Iron counties, loaded with samples of
| farm products, passed thru the city
| this morning over the Northwestern
| going east.
| Miss Anna Dooley is home from
| Ruthven. where she has been visiting
| for ten days with her sister, Miss Mae
Dooley. Miss Dooley, who was form
erly clerk in the Fair store here. Is
| now employed at Ruthven as sales
lady for the Anderson dry goods house.
Are you interested in good furniture
that is made right and in the latest
ideas? The D. c. Wilbur Store are
getting III lutlI lulIISllSe SpIIiS SlQCh,
and we can safely say that you will
find us prepared for large trade in the
best of all lines and the prices are win
ners.
The social committee Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Y. W. c. A, Mrs. #.
Aubrey Smith chairman. gave coffee
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. NJ. Clark. About fifty ladies
patronized the affair. Coffee and
doughnuts were the refreshments
served, and social time was enjoyed.
The annual meeting of the Primary
Tea chers' Union Of the city, was held at
the Methodist church Wednesday. and
the following officers were elected:
Miss Louise Miller, Presbyterian, pres
ident; Mrs Elmer Betz, Methodist,
vice president: Mrs. c. H. Young,
Methodist secretary and treasurer;
and Mrs. w. R. Painter, Friends. cor
| responding secretary.
About forty-fve friends, many of
| them members Of Reoekah Lodge, No.
40, perpetrated pleasant surprise on
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson Wednes-
day evening, at their home, $40 West
State street. They are soon to remove
! to the old Nicholson homestead, near
Green Mountain. The self-invited
| guests took refreshments with them,
and delicious supper was served
| Mrs. Thad Bovee and daughter Helen
of Craik, Can, who have been spend
ing the winter at Green Mountain, left
Wednesday night for their home, ac-
| companied by Mark Bovee. Jr. Mr..
Bovee left today in charge Of a car of
horses and farm machinery, and will
engage in farming on larger scale
| this season. w II. Elwanger, wife and
| family also left today for Saskatoon
Can. where they will make their home.
! There was large crowd in attend
ance at the band fair last night.
Awards will be given to the best waltz
ing couple tonight and on Friday night
there will be a masquerade. The man.
agement Of the band has secured cos
| tuner from the city. who will be here
with over 200 costumes. They will be
on exhibition at Brenneck's store 119
East Main street. all day Friday. and
may be rented for the masquerade.
! This is the first time costumer has
been here for some years.
| Mr.. and Mrs c. p Cook. 112 South
! Center street entertained the B. c. F.
| s. w Ave hundred club. composed OF
/ eight couples, at their home Wednes-