Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-11
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

DR.. Bullard osteopath, % East Main
+. Il. Thomas. dentist, over 10 Yves
Main. Telephone, new s22.
Canning time Isl here; new can rub.
bers and tops for sale at Culleys.
The largest line of Dennison's crep,
paper napkins in town, at Liebig's.
We make the best suit Of clothes IL
the city for the money. A G. Bren
neck, 119 East Main.
Dance at Forney's hall Wednesday
June ID, after the band concert. AID
mission 19c; full orchestra.
Those baked goods made by the San.
itary Bakery are the best. For sale
by Culley 1912, South First avenue.
The members OF both the Albion ant
Union graduating classes were In the
city Saturday TO sit for class pictures
The annual meeting of the Lotu,
Club will be held tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. II. A. Sleg. 10 South Sec.
ond street.
Miss Martha Beeson. who has beer
teaching in the Minneapolis schools
arrived home Saturday night for the
summer vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Brown will
entertain about sixty of their friends
among the Country Club at the clut
house Tuesday evening.
We will sell all day tomorrow straw
berries at $1.26 per case, to be deliver
ed Wednesday, June 10. w. III. More.
land grocery. Both phones.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr. of the
Iowa Central, was in the city Saturday
looking after company business, re.
turning to Oskaloosa Saturday even.
ing.
Invite your friends and relatives t.
visit you the week of July IT. You
can entertain them with little trouble
and small expense by taking them t
the carnival.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
will meet Wednesday AFTERNOON with
Mrs. William Sherlock and Mrs. C. f.
Schoephut, at the Sherlock home, All
West Main street.
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Remember that whenever you need 8
good labor saving device for the home
Peroln, the dustless sweeper will dc
the work. See the display and buy Il
sample can at the D. G. Wilbur Store
Not for years have so many buildings
been painted white in Marshalltown us
this season. White paint seems to be
in almost as much demand as are those
sanitary iron beds at A. Il. Wilbur &
Sons
We have just received large ship
ment of entirely new patterns in rugs
and are prepared to suit you as to
price pattern and quality in any grade
you may want. The d. c. Wilbur
Store.
Claudius B. Spencer, of Kansas City
editor of the Central Christian Advo.
cate, was in the city this morning be.
tween trains, being on his way HON,
from Mt. Vernon. where. on Sunday
he delivered the baccalaureate addres:
before the graduating, class of Corne!
College.
A. .. u. w. was held Sunday, tn,
members of the lodges going to TIL,
Christian church in the morning, wher.
Rev. r. w. Bowers delivered the ad
dress. Committees were sent to thu
cemetery to decorate the graves.
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The postal department has establish
ed at the Wiley drug store, next door t
rlE M Sfu1 & fat
No 5, where money orders, stamps
etc. can be secured at all times. Mr.
Wiley has purchased and placed in hi!
store to handle the business a nea
oak case provided with convenien
drawers and compartments.
Lloyd Maxwell has been appointed
chairman of the tournament commit
tee which will have charge Of the plans
and arrangements of the state cham
pionship golf tournament to be held a
Des Moines when the State Golf AS
ISOLATION meets there. Mr.. MaxwelPs
appointlne came from Tracy Garrett
of Des Moines, secretary of the associ-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Halsey and sol
Saturday evening, en- route to Grinnell
where they will remain during com
mencement week at Grinnell Colleg,
as the guests OF Mrs. Halsey's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Goodfellow
The inaugural ceremonies of Dean ]
H. 7. Main will take place Tuesday
and commencement on Wednesday.
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r ~ 1oc4 Ia S,,cr 60,
Canton, Ill, to attend the funeral OF
his sister in-law, Mrs. Newton Ellis
which is to be held Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Ellis died Saturday night of !
complication of diseases. Mrs. Han
nah Negley, Of Gilman sister-in-laM
of Mrs Ellis, left this morning fol
Canton to attend the funeral. Mrs. Ell
lis had visited here, at the Brown
home, and with Mrs. Negley in Gilman
Mrs. George r. Kirby corner Of MAR
and Fifth avenue, entertained thirty
five of her lady friends at a delightful
reception to her guest, Mrs Edwin
Sleight, of Chicago. Mrs. Harrison
Williams. of Montclair, N. j.. and Mrs
r. A. Wattenberg, of New York
all three of whom are forme
residents Of this city. It wa!
a rose party. the different color
decorating different rooms, and pinl
prevailing in the dainty refreshments
which were served. The social occa
sion was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Ethel Elliott. of Smith College
Northampton, Mass, who is home fol
the summer vacation, left Saturday
evening for Iowa City where she will