Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-14
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Sandy From the Sierras," at Lie
bigs
1 Complete line Of clocns and watches
at Aliens
Kippered herring, the best brand at
Olson's, the grocer,
Base ball Monday, Tuesday ana
Wednesday next week.
! f. E. Thomas, dentist. over 10 Wes'
Main. Telephone, rev S22
Everything in the fresh fruit and
vegetable line at Olson's, the grocer
| All diseas es of the eye. ear, nose and
throat treated by DR.. Kierulff. and
| glasses fitted.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Harris, of 412
Lee street, are The parents of daugh
ter born Friday.
Come early and get pair of the best
| tan shoes made at the low price of
$1.4s pair tonight Ingledue & Young.
l will build a good modern house for
the right tenant, ia be completed by
October 1, on paved street and good
shade. NJ. G. Doolittle
Mr.. j. H. Egermayer. who has been
attending the State Bar Association is
annual meeting at Des Moines. rec
turned home Friday evening.
| This evening and all day Monday
will be your chance to get Il high grade
shoe for S1.4S a pair Former price So
and $3.50. Ingledue and Young.
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! Parties anticipating treatment at The
Wood Eye, Ear & Throat Sanitarium or
examination of the eyes for glasses
should first make appointments.
/ &c..
ATTEND the Brownie-Ft. Dodge base
ball games Monday Tuesday and We'd
Be a booster and get in the game,
| it's 81.
l wish to thank the Court of Honor
| for the prompt payment in full of ST.
900 death claim on benefit certificate
issued to my deceased wife. Eugene
kearns.
Des Moines Register and Leader
Mary Cannon is going to Marshall
| town to visit relatives. y" Miss
Flynn. of ,Marshalltown, is visiting at
| w. Carmody's.'
Gas. electric combination fixtures
| No vexatious delays when you buy
from us. Observation-Disclosures Co., 20
| North Center street.
| Why heat up the whole house just
for the sake OF heating water for a
bath when you can have us install a
gas heater that will quickly heat the
water only in few minutes. Barker
Buchanan Company, 20 North Center.
Star Lodge No. g. Iowa Legion of
Honor, will meet in Goethe hall, cor
ner of State street and First avenue
Thursday evening, July 10Th. All mem
bers requested to be present. John A.
Tallman. president; Susie Laughlin,
secretary.
The regular meeting of the Christian
was held in the basement of the
church. After the transaction of the
regular business, the ladies enjoyed
themselves socially and with light re-
freshments.
A. E. Shorthill Company has filed suit
for the August term of the district
court against Ed Curtis and wife, to
collect $3.50 claimed TO be due and I'M
paid on two notes given the plaintiff
company, together with interest and
attorneys fees.
Mrs E. L. Hall and Mrs. Inman were
hostesses Friday afternoon to the Bap-
fist Ladies' Aid Society at the Hall
home, 209 North First avenue. The at
tendance was good and very pleasant
meeting was enjoyed after which the
hostess served refreshments.
Ladies' or gents clothing cleaned
pressed or repaired and satisfaction
estry or silk curtains cleaned or colored
in first class shape. Work called for
and delivered Out of town orders will
receive prompt attention. Both phones.
Marshalltown Steam Dye Works, 1902
South First avenue.
Rev. C. H. Hines pastor Of the State
street United Evangelical church, left
for Center Point Friday, where he will
preach the annual missionary sermon
Sunday at the Woman's Missionary
convention, which convened there yes
terday. Mrs F. P. Echorn will repre-
sent the State Street Church Society,
and Mrs. Pardee the First United
Evangelical church.
Mrs. F. NJ Haas 1O7 West Nevada
street, entertained the ladies' aid so
ciety of the Degree of Honor lodge
Friday afternoon. On account of the
heat, no work was done, and the after
noon was spent socially. The hostess
served a two-course lunch. Guests
present yesterday included in the total
attendance of fifteen. We're Mrs. An.
drew Jurdan, of Kansas City, Mo-,
Mrs N. A. Garfield, Mrs. Will H. Nich-
olson, and Mrs. George Wolfgang.
Mrs. A. W. Nutz, 40S West Linn
street, gave children's party Friday
afternoon in honor Of the ninth birth
day anniversary of her little daughter
Mildred Those present We're Mae
Haas, Valera Higham, Madeline
Stump. Neva Clark, Edith McBroom,
Lucille Dillon, Marian Singleton, Del
mont Turner, and Helen Underwood.
The hostess served a two-course lunch
during the afternoon. and the decora-
lions used were red and white paper
hearts
A successful ice cream social was
given Friday evening by the third di-
vision of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
Society, Mrs. e. Lee, chairman, at Mil
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