Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-25
Girllfs'RepubQt1n
THE CITY In BRIEF :
DR.. Harris, Ferguson, Ia.

Dr. Harris. Ferguson, la.
DIR. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Crepe paper napkins and shelf paper
at Liebigs.
Wanted Experienced saleslady at
NJ. +. Andrews.
Come Saturday for bargains in REM
nants. Archie Parker.
1.-THE Bitter Cry of the Children" by
John Spargo, at Liebig's.
For green tin flower vases, handy to
decorate the grave, see Schmidt.
Laces, embroideries, ribbons, rem
nants, about y price, Saturday, Archie
Parker
We are now making special show
ing of graduating novelties. Pratt &
Baxter.
Wanted-Man with experience as
salesman to work in dry goods store.
NJ f. Andrews.
Ten or twelve kinds Of fresh baked
small cakes or cookies for Saturday at
Culley's. From the Sanitary Bakery.
Eighteen pounds GRADUATED cane
sugar for 81. Nineteen pounds beet
granulated sugar for 81 at the Mutual
Benefit.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold an
exchange at Henry Sundelrs restaur-
ant, 81 North Center street, tom ocroW
afternoon.
Opera Special does not stop between
Marspalltown and Eldora. Limited
number of tickets can be had at 15c
round trip.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety will have an exchange at
Schmidt's hardware store Saturday.
All kinds of home baking will be on
sale.
Low rates to Boston and New Haven,
Conn.,, via the Erie railroad, pictur-
esque trunk line of America. Apply to
ticket agents or j. A. Dolan, T. P. A..
Chicago.
A special meeting Of the school beard
was called for Thursday night to con-
slider the bond issue, but 20 session
was held. The matter will come up at
the regular June meeting.
Closing out our entire line of Jap
anese imported china ware. On sale
tomorrow morning Everything goes
at SO cents ON the dollar Nothing re-
served. Wheeler Hoag Company.
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Try the Sanitary Bakery goods at
Culley's, 10 and IL South First avenue.
For Saturday, four kinds of fresh rolls,
Vienna cottage, rye and graham bread,
also and 10-cent Boston browns, all
fresh baked.
The Fidelity Savings Bank has filed
suit against n. P. Hanson and others to
collect on note for $500 given to Mary
+. Stillwell. which has passed into the
possession Of the bank. and which it
is claimed is past due and unpaid
Conductor S. B. Chapman, of the
Iowa Central, accompanied by Mrs.
Chapman, is on brief vacation, and
for a few days will visit at Abba and
Des Moines with friends. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Chapman left on their trip Thurs
day evening.
Miss Hattie Dickson isl home from
the state prohibition convention al
Des Moines, which she attended after
completing two months trip turnout
the southeastern part Of the state, in
the interests of the purity department
of the W. c. T. U.
Every man who knows anything
about lumber is aware that the sap
Ply" part rots first. When d man sets a
post water soon rots away the sap
lumber and leaves the heart Why not
buy posts with more heart and less
sap? Call on T. C. Cartwright lum-
herman, opposite postoffice. and see
these posts.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Pierce East
Lincoln street, entertained small
company Of friends Thursday evening
complimentary to Miss Hazel Hilsa-
beck, of Windsor, I'LL, sister Of Mrs.
Orlando Baxter, who is visiting in the
city. The guests were sixteen in num-
Der, and the evening was spent in
playing five hundred, after which the
hostess served a light lunch. The
prizes for the evening We're won by
Mrs. George Darling and Mr.. Baxter.
The sheriff's officers went on wild
goose chase Thursday night in ali eff
fort to locate a man supposed to be
George Hayes, who Is wapted at 9'ama
for horse stealing. A farmer living
southeast of the city reported by phone
that man driving horses that were
said to be of the description given, had
been to his place The fellow was
found south of town, but neither the
|, horses nor the man were the ones
wanted.
Thursday was picnic day for a num-
Der of the Abbott school pupils. Miss
Tess Tinker, teacher of the fourth
grade, and Miss Pearl Black, of the
third grade, took their pupils to the
city park about $50 o'clock in the af-
ternoon, where supper and very fine
time was enjoyed. Mrs. Liston,- prin-
cipal and teacher of the seventh grade,
took the children of her room to the
Soldiers Home park in the afternoon.
where she was assisted in caring for
them by Mrs. A. G. Click and sister,
Mrs Harrison Williams, of Mount
Clair, n. ! Superintendent and Mrs.
E. L. Coffesn and their children, and
Mrs. Julia Hanna, who joined the pic
mic. All had a nice time.
A truthful, realistic story, awe-in
spring in its very realism, of the terri
BILE catastrophe at San FRANCISCO, re-
produced by marvellous motion pic
lures, taken on the ground by the
frisco Motion Picture Company, is