Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-14
DR.. Jay, physician ard surgeon.

| Dr. Billiard, oSteopath rs East Main.
D. A. Collision. dentist. fremont
| block.
Maccabee Fair, Finlsle's hall, April
Ia to 81.
Early Pingree and Ohio potatoes.
p Il. Arney.
Early Ohio seed potatoes for sale by
| D. S. Good Grocery Co.
| DR.. Lierle eye, ear, nose and throat.
| Glasses fittea. fremont block.
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| Alligrettis and Funke's chocolates
never disappoint Wheeler Hoag
| Co
The last chance of the season to
skate will be this evening at Forneys
hall.
| An extra fine dinner at Jones res
taurant 81 West Main, Easter Sunday.
| Price 35 cents.
| Ask us about Lincoln paint. We can
tell you it's good qualities and make
you a reasonable price. Wheeler, Hoag
| Co
A beautiful open stock pattern in
semi porcelain received-sells at $12.25
| for a 100-piecc dinner set. D. S. Good
Grocery Co.
| If you want the best building mate
rial, call on or phone Brown Fuel and
Lime Company Their stock is fresh
and complete.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cook until re-
Gently of Los Angeles, Cal, have re-
| turned TO the city. and will reside at
sol West Main street.
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| Our spring line of dinner ware has
been received and is open for your in
spection. You will easily find pat
tern to suit your taste. D. s. Good
Grocery Co.
In remembrance of Easter the child>
rem of the Arson school kindergarten
| on Friday afternoon made candy
eggs that were taken home to the chill
dren's parents.
A bargain, but must be taken at
once, 1920 acres in eastern Colorado,
wheat and small grain, land good soil
AMI lays well, at 81 per acre. For full
particulars address. Hill & Iseman. 107
East Main street, Marshalltown, Iowa.
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| You will have time to think over
| tomorrow what you want in the way of
| furniture and floor coverings after
housekeeping Is done Then bring
your list to us and we will not only
sell you what you need. but save you
| money on your purchases. Marion
| Gard.
wpp6 from, Dos MoipnS lie fo tha Of
| feet that Mrs. Horace Birdsall, of Da-
venport, is trying to dispose Of the in
terest of her late husband In the Sa-
very hotel Des Moines, and In case she
sells she will come to this city to live
and devote her entire time to the man
agement of the Pilgrim.
| The hungry man will walk several
| blocks to the restaurant where he is
certain of a good meal clean and we'll
cooked. That is why Henry Sundells
restaurant, at 81 North Center street,
| is SO popular. His 15-cent meals can
not be equaled. If you are not already
a customer you should be.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
| byterlan church was entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. George McGiln,
and Mrs. f. E. Rouse, at the formers
home, 305 Fremont street. There was
an attendance of about thirty. Re-
| freshments. served after the usual bus
mess meeting, We're enjoyed
Misses Edna Sears, Erma Wallace
and Pauline Andrews who are attend
ing Iowa College, Grinnell arrived
home this morning to spend the spring
| vacation of ten days with their re-
spective parents. A great many other
students from Grinnell came up on the
morning trains and changed cars here
/ on their way home.
The Court of Honor Circle was pleas
antly entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. c. A. Lands, 1O9h East
Church street. Twenty five members
and one guest were present, and follow
4 ing the business session a two-course
/ luncheon was served by Mrs. Lands,
assisted by Mrs. G. l.. Kuhns. Mrs.
Porter Landis was the guest.
The sudden termination of the Hoyt
| will case by it's dismissal Friday after
noon, resulted in Judge Burnham dis
charging the jury for the term, after
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talesman's box, to- fill out the required
quota. Judge Burnham adjourned
| court until Tuesday, and in the even
ing left for Vinton to remain over
Monday.
A sneak thief entered the home of
! Mrs. E. MCGOWAN, COS West Boone
1 street, Friday afternoon While the
members of the family were absent
| from home. The house was complete
| ly ransacked, and mandolin stolen,
which Mrs. MCGOWAN had just present.
ed as a gift to her daughters, also
about IS in money Skeleton keys are
supposed to have been used in effect
ing an entrance, as the doors and win
/ dows were all locked, and none was
| broken.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. P. Dotson, Ill North
Third street, entertained the local
stockholders of the Gold Bug Mining
Company, of Sumpter, Ore, at a 6
o'clock dinner Friday evening. Mem
bers Of the company living here are
planning a trip to Sumpter for July.
at which time an investigation of the
property in which they are interested
will BID made. Mr.. T. S. Van Vleet,
of Sumpter, who is in the city, was
present at the Dotson home Friday
night together with the following
stockholders: E. G. Wallace. r. A.
Salisbury, A. E. Wilbur, w. w. Doo-