Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-12
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Apollo Club, Masonic temple. to-
night.
Millinery display Tuesday Miss
Gilmore.
Suit and skirt opening at Simon's,
Thursday, March 10.
F. E. Thomas. dentist, over 10 West
Main Telephone, new S22.
Mr.. James Lee. ahead of West &
Vokes, was in the city Sunday.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan. exchange, rent
and insure thru the William Andrews Co.
A large display of tailored hats at
Miss Middlekauffs Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Special display of spring street hats
Tuesday. March 18th. at Miss Yegges',
121 East Main street.
Remember the grand opening at
Simon's store. No. 80 East Main street.
our new location, Thursday March 10.
Second session of special dancing
h.,l1 Nxt-
night Commence at o'clock. Good
music.
Don't forget to see the rug display a,
the ID. C. Wilbur store. They are all
beauties and as to quality and price
aske the man.
Ladies do not fail to attend Wilton
& Whitehead's grand opening We'd
nesday. March 14th Music Flowers
The Ready Made Store.
C. H. Cleaver, of 401 East State
street, has bought the John A. Lane
residence. No. North Third avenue.
Mr.. Cleaver will take possession April
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases of wo-
Hours $50 to 1880 a. RI, to 4 p. m.
Evenings by appointment. New phone
60.
Are you asking your friends to col
lect for you voting tickets on the free
$50. six months scholarship at the
Central Iowa Business College? Con-
test closes April /. Get busy!
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]. E. Starboard. state deputy of the
Royal Highlanders, left for Odebolt
this morning to be gone for several
days on business. Before returning
Mr.. Starboard will institute a castle at
Holstein.
When it comes to sectional book
cases you will find the most convenient
easiest to handle and best workman
ship in the Humphrey. Used in many
of the best homes with perfect salts
faction Come in and see them at the
D. C. Wilbur store.
Manager Busby, of the odeon. had
his hands full with theatrical men Sat
urIay. tir,,a advance representatives be-
ing in the city. Mr.. James Hutton, of the
Savage English Grand Opera Company
was here. as We're also mir. Harry Rody,
of THE Gingerbread Man" and F. w.
Wagner. of AT the Old Cross Roads
The senior and junior and business
mems classes of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
join in giving an exhibition of physical
work at the Y. NJ c. a gymnasium
Wednesday night. Individuals will do
special stunts and classes will have
drills 1t is the intention of Physical
Director Shredder to make this an an
nual feature of the gymnasium years
work
State Architect H F, I.iebbe spent
Saturday in the city at Soldiers Home.
coming TO consult with Commandant
Horton as to the requirements of the
new buildings that are asked for in the
appropriation for 1906. When the ap-
preparation bill is passed Mr.. Liebbe
will hurry out the plans and get mat :
tiers in slapesto build Mr.. Liebbe is of
the opinion that only about half of
the original amount asked will be APP
propriated by the present legislature.
Much comment has been aroused
today over a peculiar sight to be seen
daily on West Main street The dingy
old store of Dinges & E,verist is crowd
ed every day by the best people in the
city selecting the finest wall decora-
tions to be found in Central Iowa.
Prices run from cents to 81 a roll.
The value is all in the paper. No clerk
here; no big rent. They get their
worth. That causes the crowd
Try it. Most expert decorators in the
state hang these goods. Opposite the
Methodist church.
A surprise party was held at the
home of Mrs e. A. Bennett, POI North
Second avenue Saturday evening. Those
present were Miss Angelina Wydell, of
Roland, Messrs. Patric Anglesburg.
Frank Mills and Johnny Crantz.
Misses Ada Henderson. Hattie
Mills. Margaret and Josephine
OConner All had an enjoy
able time Refreshments were served
by Mrs Bennett and daughter Mary.
Mr.. D. L. Mills was also present, and
Frank e. Bennett, Mrs. E. A. Bennett
and son.
Master Glen Grower. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Grower. I'll West State
street. celebrated his 9Th anniversary
Saturday. by party given from 2 UNI
Til 5 o'clock. The guests were Eliza
beth Smith. Dorothy Balch, Genevieve
Bailey. Elizabeth Kane Elizabeth
Urine. Nellie and Earl Starboard, Fan
ME and Henry Ravens, Esther and