Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-04
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
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DR.. Harris, Ferguson, la.
VIM. Battin. per cent farm loans.
Flags for Decoration day at Lebis's
Special clearing sale of suits at f.
| r.. Lays.
Fresh fruits and vegetables every
day at Olsons
For Sale--Household furniture over
126 West Main street
| f. Il. Thomas dentist. over 10 West
Main. Telephone new S22.
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Kelley James cleans wall paper.
Leave orders at Simmons Book Store.
/ Read our special announcement re-
garding tailor made suits. e. r. Lay.
Remember the Christian church
ladies' exchange at Schmldts hardware
| store Saturday.
| You should buy your base ball ticket
before Saturday night, May S. The
advance sale closes tomorrow night.
| Twenty per cent discount on all
| glassware at Sinclair's Saturday. Don't
miss this sale See the window dis
play tonight
| A lady will be admitted free with
each rs cent ticket at the Odeon Mon
| day evening. to see the Metropolitan
Stock Company
The funeral of Mordecai Richards, Of
the Soldiers Home, was held from
the assembly hall this afternoon II, 8
o'clock, Chaplain Jesse Cole officiat-
Ing.
Mrs. Daniel Arts, 7O6 East Main
street was hostess Thursday afternoon
| to the members of Excelsior Aid So
ciety, who enjoyed their regular meet ;
ing IN the usual way.
| B. B. Ward residing one mile ind
three-quarters south of the city on
Center street. is manager this seasoy of
Senator. heavy set jack. He win
make the season at Mr. Wards home
A good reserved seat can be secur-
ed at. the Odeon next Sunday evening
for 10 cents to see the Metropolitan
Stock Company. Prices 10 and Is
cents. Seats on sale tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
Editor w. H. Muse, of the Mason
City Globe-Gazette, passed thru the
city Thursday evening. en- route home
from independence, Kas., where he ac-t
companied the party OF capitalists In
terested in the cement business.
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Frank Dennis, Of Albion. is a patient
at the Singleton hospital. having I'M
dergone on Thursday afternoon an op-
Grafton for suppuration OF the mastoid
bone He Is resting as easily as could
be expected.
3 John the .S-year-old son OF Mr. md
Mrs. Joseph Johnson, s East Linn
street, while catching on dray this
morning, caught his leg in one Of the
wheels and was thrown. the wheel pass
ing over him. While badly bruised he
was not seriously hurt.
The Harmony Aid Society met
Thursday afternoon with Miss Jennie
M. Dennis, 1917 North Second street.
All enjoyed the afternoon and lunch
was served at 4:3O. Arrangements
We're made to meet in two weeks, with,
Mrs G.. O. Lawrence, 1071a South Sec
ond avenue. 4,
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Sunday night, May s. at the Odeon,
the famous Metropolitan Stock Com
pany will open an engagement Of
eight nights. The opening play will be
the five-act comedy drama, "Mable
Heath Summer prices have been ar
ranged, 10 and IS cents. A good res
served seat for 10 cents. Seats on sale
tomorrow morning.
John Johnson, OF Minneapolis who
came here to visit relatives in the
southeast part Of the city and was
taken i'll of typhoid fever, was dis
charged from the Singleton hospital
Thursday afternoon as recovered. He
will remain for short stay at the
Minneapolis.
Miss Helen Abbott, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs L. G. Abbott, who Is studying
voice in New York. under private tu;
tors. while making her home at Bar
nard College, arrived home Thursday to
spend the four months summer vaca-
ton Miss Abbott was accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. Harrison Williams,
of Montclair, N. j., who will remain for
months visit with her mother, Mrs.
A. c. Abbott. and at the homes Of her
sister and brother, Mrs. A. G. Click and
Mr.. l.. c. Abbott.
Mr.. Leroy M. Myers, formerly of this
city and Boone, but now of Los Ans
geles, Call spent Thursday in the city
with friends, coming from Boone,
where he had been for a few days. Mr.,
Myers accompanied to Boone on Mon
day the body Of p. Wells, ex-mayor of
Boone and former representa- tive FROM
Boone county, who died in Los AMI
geles, where he had been spending the
winter. Mr.. Myers, who was policy
writer In the employ of both the old
Northern Life and Southwestern Mu-
tual, in this city, is row engaged in the
real estate business mt. Los Angeles. He
says that H. S. Kne'edler formerly ed
itor OF the Boone Republican, has a
fine position in Los Angeles as gen
eral advertising agent of the Los Ans
geles & Pacific railway, an electric
line running from Los Angeles to many
suburban points
Mrs. A. r. Balch, LOG North Second |
street. was hostess at pretty May
luncheon given Thursday afternoon in |
honor OF her sister. Mrs p E. Stew
art, Of Minneapolis There were 100 |
guests including besides the guest OF |
honor. Mrs. Scott NJ Rogers. of Chi |
cago; Mrs. c. T. Dixie, Of Pierre, s. d.;
Mrs Harrison Williams, OF Montclair