Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
Chamberlain, optornetrist.
DR.. Ward. Osteopa.thic Physician.
D. A. Collision, dentist, fremont
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d. A. Collision, dentist, Tremon
block
Blouse pins in handsome sets, at AL.
lens che jeweler.
/ Fred Taylor for your repairing and
pressing. 10 West Main street
The Wood sanitarium. eye ear
nose and throat. Opposite Pilgrim.
Lohengrin Hbrettas, words and mus
ic, 25 cents. Eadie- Ward Music Co.
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Fresh country eggs 121ac a dozen.
Fresh country butter. Idso Mercantile
Company.
Blind Boone, M. E. church Monday
night. Tickets at Mcdonald & Ma
hoods drug store.
Going to the grand opera? Lohengrin
| librettas, words and music, 25 cents
Eadie-Ward Music Co.
Going to the grand opera? Lohengrin
librettas. words and music, 20 cents.
Eadie-Ward Music Co.
/ Ladies. wait until next Saturday and
attend Miss Otis millinery opening at
100 West Main street
The gallery tickets for the grand
opera will go on sale Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. They will not be re-
served
Blind Boone. M. E. church Monday
night. Admission 25 cents, children
Is cents. Tickets at Mcdonald &
Mahood's drug store.
Henry Sundell, 81 North Center
street. serves the best 15-cent meal in
| the city. No need to go hungry while
Sundell is in business.
Get wise. Our Lohengrin librettas,
j words and music, tell you all about
the grand opera Tuesday evening. %
cents. Eadie Ward Music Co.
Mrs. George F. W7ingert of Nevada,
arrived in the city Friday evening for
weeks visit at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Beeson.
| DIR. Cora Williams, diseases of wo-
men. Office over the Fidelity Bank.
Hours $3.50 to 1880 a. M, to 4 p. m.
Evenings by appointment New phone
| 81.
Voting contest on the six months
| fifty dollars. scholarship at the Central
Iowa Business College closes April 1st.
Uurge your friends to collect tickets
for you.
If you leave your order with us now
for spring suit you will get choice Of
the many desirable things We have for
you, and it will be ready when you
| rop1y Dropiclyx,
Mrs. r. b. Scholey left this morning
for Watertown, S. D.. where she and
Mr. Scholey will live on farm near
there which Mr.. Scholey owns. Mr..
Scholey left Friday with the household
goods.
The memorial for Mrs A. j. Jackson,
of Green Mountain, was observed by
the w. c. Il. U. at the home of Mrs.
Philip Simmons, 212 North Third ave-
nue., Friday afternoon. The service
was a very impressive one and the at
tendance was large The program was
| in charge of Mrs. J. N. southwick.
Word from Los Angeles, Cal, to
| friends here, announces the marriage
of Mr.. Frank Wolfram, formerly Of
this city, to Miss, Lottie Doolittle.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Doo-
little. Mr.. Wolfram was employed by
Carl Miller until few months ago,
when he went to California.
Miss Florence Hopkins went to
Ames Friday evening, where she will
be the guest of Miss Fay Regard of
Spirit Lake, an Iowa State College
student over Sunday. Miss Hopkins
!, went to attend dancing party at
/ Clark Friday night, and tonight will
be present at the annual ball of the
engineers Of the college.
| A Christian Endeavor social was
given in the basement of the Christian
| church Friday evening, at which about
thirty-five young people We're present
and enjoyed the evening with various
games. Shamrock invitations had been
given out, and the room was decorated
| with green tissue paper, in honor Of
st. Patrick. Light refreshments we }
served by members of the social COM
mittee.
| A few guests were entertained Fri
| day evening at the c. E. Patterson
home, 610 West Main street, in honor
of Mr. Pattersons birthday annfver-
sary The guests We're Mrs. M. Gill
christ, Miss Mary Gilchrist, Mrs Addie
Conkling. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White
head, DIR. Worley GetZ, Misses Lucy
Kinsley and Florence King. Dinner was
enjoyed at $50 o'clock, and st. Pat
rick place cards and favors were used.
Mrs. Will II. Wilson and Mrs. E. E.
Carver entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Baptist church, Fri
day afternoon at the Wilson home,
1141s North Center street There was
an attendance of about forty-five
present, and plans for helping raise
the money for a new pipe organ, and
also to defray the small Indebtedness
on the parsonage were discussed. Re-
freshments were served, following the
business session.
The attraction at the Odeon for
Monday evening, March 10, will be
Melville B. Raylnond's successful car
toon comedy, Buster Brown" There
is an abundant promise Of hearty and
wholesome amusement in this new
musical creation. Everyone knows
and likes Buster" as Richard F. Out
cault has pictured him on the funny
pages of the chicago papers. He is a
boy whose sense of humor and mis-
chief appeal to all and surrounded
with a large and brilliant company, in
cl,,dir,sr a chor11S ha llet and prOlln of |