Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-08
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

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DR.. Jay. physician and surgeon.
Eugene v. Debs, February 2Sth.
conquest of Canaan at Liebtgs.
"Courtship by the Wayside" at Lie
bigs.
Once tried, always used--E. A. C. o.
Sold by Kirk Bros.
When you want the best -four get
b. A. c. @. Sold by Kirk Bros.
Don't forget to see the sport of the
season, saving wood on roller skates.
Kirk rink
| The w. R. c. aid will hold an ex-
change at the Temple of Economy,
Saturday afternoon.
Culley has fresh pieplant, caulitlow-
er, we'll bdeached celery, round radish-
es, parsley and lettuce.
| Lost Waterman Ideal fountain
pen. Finder return to Times epub-
lican and receive reward
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| Culley's make of mince meat-the
best of apples, dried fruits and meat
in our make, 10 cents per pound or
% cents per quart.
The entries for the wood saving con-
test will be closed Friday at 3 p. m.
| We have several professional savers
now entered. Kinks rink
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I In order to make room for our spring
stock, we are offering all our cloaks,
suits, and skirts at ridiculously low
prices. M. F. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. P Marsh were host
and hostess to a few friends at $50
O'Clock dinner Wednesday evening,
covers being laid for twelve.
George HickoX, of Salt Lake City, a
former well-known resident of this
Lefty, and sheriff of Marshall county
for three terms several years ago, is
here for a short visit with friends.
Our new wash goods will please
you. No old stock from last season
| Every piece is fresh and clean, direct
from the mills. Come in and get ac-
quainted with the new materials. NJ
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The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tan church will be entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. j. o. Monohon Mrs.
George Abbey and Mrs. o. r. Cronkle-
ton at the Monohon home, lis North
Second street.
M. Snyder has purchased of Schied
Bros. the meat market, at 81 West
Main street, and will have in stock at
all times fresh meats. fish and game i'll
season, pure lard, and everything the
best in the meat line. C. Kellum, man.
ager.
c. F. Reimer, ]. T. jackson, county
superintendent of bridges and j. W.
| Burroughs went to Ames this morning
| to attend the state convention of ce-
ment users, which was in session at
Iowa State College today, and will
| continue thru Friday.
Master Mechanic Thomas M. Feeley
of the Iowa Central, left for Mon
mouth, H., this morning to find out
! how the work of picking up the dam
aged cars and their contents. which
We're wrecked in the Monmouth yards
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wrecking outfit which was sent from
here to assist has not returned.
| There was a fair attendance at the
| w. R. c. Aid Society meeting Wednes-
| day afternoon with Mrs. A. G.. Everist,
! 103 South First avenue and pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all. Three
guests were present, being Mrs. Jud
Garfield, Mrs. w. S. Reed, and Mrs.
A. M. Clark. After the usual business
session, refreshments were served by
| the hostess.
The members of the Grinnell String
| Quartet, who are TO appear before the
| Twentieth Century Club in a recital at
| the Hatcher home tomorrow evening,
| will arrive in the afternoon. and while
in the city will be entertained at the
homes of different club members. Miss
Laura A. Rev will be the guest of Mr..
| and Mrs. j. L. Carney during her stay
in the city, and MI leighton will be
entertained at the j. P. Woodbury.
home. Professor Dudley Smith and
Mr.. Peck will be guests of Mrs. Eliza
beth Lawrence and son, Mr.. Graham
w. Lawrence.
The reception given Wednesday
evening at the j. H. Egermayer home,
204 North Fourth street, by the mem
bers and congregation of the Presby-
terrain church, for their new pastor,
Rev. c. w. McCord and wife was a
success in every way. All the other
clergymen of the city were also in
vited, and most Of them were present.
The reception committee was COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Egermayer, Mr..
and Mrs. John Bell, and Rev. and Mrs.
McCord. A crowd Of about 125 en-
joyed the evening, and quite elaborate
refreshments We're served. The ladies
assisting were Mesdames. Newcomer,
Whitton. Furbush, Zug, Minnie
Rhoades, and Barry, while Mrs. H. L.
Laird was in charge Of the dining room.
The decorations there and in the sit
ting room consisted Of red carnations.
The w. c. I. U. held it's regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Adelaide Walker, lis North First
street, with a large attendance Of
members present. The program was
in charge Of the purity department, Of
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