Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-19
DR. Bullard. osreopatn. Is East Main.


See funny little Buster Brown" in
real life at the Odeon this evening.
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| Buy, SELL borrow, loan. exchange, rent
and insure thru the william Andrews Co.
| Master Mechanic Thomas M. Feeley,
of the Iowa Central, was In Oskaloosa
Monday on business.
| All the Easter novelties In hats will
| be shown at Miss Mlddlekauff's,
| Thursday. March %.
Unsurpassed Our $25 Easter suits
are marvels of quality and style. Hop
kins, the popular tailor.
Just step into Henry Pappe's cloth
ing house and see how easy you can
get high grade tea and dinner sets for
nothing.
Mr.. and Mrs b. A. Morgan have is
sued Invitations for song recital to
ming, March 90
We have a vary complete stock of
mixed paints row of the best quality,
as we'll as white lead and Oil, and dry
colors. Simmons Book Store.
49,
Mr.. c. B. Johnston spent Sunday In
Des Moines with his wife. at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. w. Dudley, where Mrs. Johnston is
visiting.
Blind Boone and his company
reached the city Sunday. Mr.. Boone
does not look any older than he did
twenty-five years ago when he made
his first visit to Marshalltown.
We have installed a repair and re-
painting department in our factory.
Bring your vehicles to us and let us
put them in good condition for you.
Marshalltown Buggy Company.
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j. +. Kirk whose skating rink was
recently burned out, went to Oskaloosa
this morning for the purpose Of per-
haps opening q rink there. Mr.. Kirk
will not re-enter the business here.
e. s. Grouse will sell at public auc-
ton, three ana on-half miles north
west of Albion, Wednesday. March 81
twelve head OF pure bred horses, fifty
hogs. farm machinery and other arti-
cles. Free lunch at noon.
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Owing to Ill health Dr. N. M. Will
son, the eye and ear specialist, who
has practiced in Marshalltown for the
past thirty years, will give up his
practice, and has moved his office to
his home on North Center street.
Mr.. w. N. Ralf, of Grinnell, spent
Saturday in the city, coming to see his
two sons, William and Benjamin, who
are employed by the Lennox Machine
Company. Mr.. w. H. Ralf only moved
here three weeks ago, but the other
son has been here six months.
On Wednesday evening OF this week,
at Goethe Odd Fellows hall, Con-
cordta Lodge, No. 295, r. D., will cele-
brate the eleventh anniversary of its
organization. The German lady Re-
bekahs have invited their sisters of
Marshall No. 40, and Electric, No. 331,
to enjoy the occasion with them.
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typographical error In Saturday
evenings issue caused the omission of
Frank Moran's surname in listing the
candidates for city offices, as they had
filed their petitions. The candidates
for park commissioner were given as
Frank and f. M. Rubee," appearing
as tho one Frank Rubee was candi-
date. AS there is no Frank Rubee the
error was evident.
e. A. Parker Of the Great Northern
railroad, st. Paul, will succeed j. p
Mead, chief clerk to Master Mechanic
Thomas NJ Feeley, of the Iowa Central,
who recently resigned. Mr.. Parker has
been in the employ of the mechanical
department Of the Great Northern for
number of years and comes we'll rec
commended. He will arrive in the city
to take up his work In few days.
Mrs. E. Drake and Mrs. j. l., Wow
were hostesses at the formers home.
6l3 West State street. Saturday even-
ing, to eighteen of their lady friends.
In a contest to see who could pick up
the most peanuts on toothpicks, Mrs.
Ben Alderman won the prize In anoth-
err contest, Mrs E. c. Lainson won the
prize and Mrs. T.. M. Howig the consol-
alton. Decorations were carried out in
green, in honor of ST. Patrick. Re-
freshments were served in two courses
Miss Iva Drake, Mrs Alderman and
Mrs. Weston assisting the hostesses.
The cartoon comedy, Buster
Brown" with chorus. ballet and hand
some stage settings, will be the attrac-
ton at the Odeon this evening. The
title is widely known, that almost ey-
eryone will recognize the fact, that it
is play founded on the adventures
of that funny littdle fellow with the
innocent look and the infinite capacity
for mischief, that Richard F.. Out
cault has made known in the pages of
the Chicago Tribune. There is a beyy
of girls who have been CARRIED in the
latest and most luxuriant style. Bus
ter is am appealing and amusing little
fellow and with his dog Tige, is the
moving spirit in vast number of hu-
morous complications and side splitting
adventures
Mrs. F. E. Barry and Mrs H. L.
Laird were hostesses at another three
course luncheon given Saturday at the,
Barry home, to about sixty of their
lady friends Guests present from out
of town were Mrs. w. r. Lacey, of Os-
kaloosa; Mrs. F. E. Humphrey, of
Charles City, and Miss Blanche Young,
of Minneapolis. The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs.
Curtis Cleaver, Mrs. l. o. Kemble and
Mrs. Joseph Egermayer. Little Ormand
Laird tended the door, Yellow was the
prevailing color turnout the house and
on the tables. Daffodils were the
flowers lSed The aft ernnap WAC Spcp+