Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-15
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! THE CITY IN BRIEF +
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR. Harris, Ferguson, la.
"A new line of tablets at Liebig's
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main.
d. A. Collision, dentist, fremont
block.
Saratoga chips just received at Rey-
olds & Sheldon.
Dance Saturday night at Odd Eel
lows hall. Williams orchestra.
Men wanted at the packing house.
Apply at office of Britain g. Co.
Grocers' annual picnic at Iowa Falls
June 10Th. Round trip $1.O0. Ask your
grocer
Don't fail to hear the magnificent
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Morleys recital MONDAY nlsh1.
CHASING ont sale next week only.
evervthine in tho second hand store
at IL South First street, at big sacrl-
flee.
The Lady Maccabees will decorate
the graves of deceased members Sun
day afternoon. All members requested
~ ,,eet Of cemetery gate at o'clock.
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r,,a,' 80 ION IN the orocers,
,,,,,,.1 ,,;onic Tr.ins leave union de-
80 Ito Ioy,a centr,l at 7.oO and 7. 40
no,,,+ ,,iss n,
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Lawn social and band concert to-
Gaaa 'adar a,,srioas 90 tho I.adies,
a,,,,;1;.,.,, of tho M q A musical
,,,.a,rr.r, hao;ns q, M
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George ROBERTS OF Iearlns' accom-
panied to the city THURSDAY an eAcep-
at the Britain & Co. yards. Seventy
four head averaged 26O pounds.
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- :. heiine'' WHO IS puiiu'iis g n
Metiioaist chulcn q. iiaei' -, ~
NOME uisuas e.enins' eo.iis ~ -
present a. .ne ieeeins y. $50, .ne ~ - .,
ioi .ie auui'ions ~ 'ne
ARRANGE 70 tal. . dav off and go to
1ou,o FaIls with tho grocers and butch
ers nm their ANIMAL picnic June 18th.
o,o ao,1.r wound +rin SnaciaI trains
1eaya via Iowa Central at 700 and
7.2O. M
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John A. Taliman spent the DAY IN
CEDAR RAPIDS, gong TO De present at
fraternal day at the Cedar Rapids car
The Iowa Legion of Honor is to have
retention at it's hall this evening.
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A runaway team on oouth Ceh.er
street created great eAciteileht' wiicil
only supslded When II was learned Una
A. y. wilbur d sons nave an immense
stock OF FURNITURE, pictures ana draper
les most suitable for Wedoing presents
go, 4.,;s
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. w. r.
Rubee, 514 North Center street. Mrs.
A. W. Reitsch, of Rockford. ILL.,, and
Mrs. Dawson Tug, of Des Moines, were
guests of the club. The afternoon was
spent socially, and refreshments We're
served
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Rev. ). ). fltzpatrlck, u. u ana
rev, L. >. Iopln. were M NeVala
THURSDAY, where the9 were III attehu-
Collins, young priest who was or
dained on Tuesday at st. Paul by
Archbishop Ireland. Rev. Collins is
native of Colo, but his parents now re-
side at Nevada, and there he was as
signed to conduct his first service.
III. ROSA Liepis expects W leaNs
az the aiui'ihi ,eu,,io.i VI eiie insu.a
ue poi el'ie,i' u .ne ,oi, s's W 80:
gan. Oh luesuas' .ne .'n - 1e
. 80. ~. ,o.
several members of her class are plan
ming to be at the reunion. class
M. pa,art. Iohneon o p.nd choe
ro,an,ny os St louis shinnad. 70
o,,.,.a,s,as 80 erst thirty a.vs af +hei,
,;,,t,, ,,,s;,,ass, ya,r hao.,,nine Nav IN
,one 80 nai,,o I,,,. IN 1one e1ose
aa7 * nort, ~ shoes +ha l.rpest shin
,a,,ts, =, ~ ,a,,srt,, Of t;,,,o ,,,.ao
49, 49, ha,,s. i, the ,,.o,Id r,he
-, 800 :, 40 ~. tt;s trn, 20 tha h;gbost
a,,a1i+y Ingiadn. r. yonng ara tho
1901 oaan+s
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The Kinsman post fife and drum
corps. the members of which become
ia miliar fguras to Marshalltown peo-