Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-31
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Observation-Disclosures
Chamberlain, optometrist.
1 DR. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Billiard, osteopsth, 20 East Main.
| d. A. Collision, dentist, fremont
block.
Dance at Forney's hall tonight. Will
liams orchestra.
| See the bargains on Culley's and
| 10-cent counter.
Sofa pillows from to 9 this even
ing at Benedict s. Brintnall's.
| Five apprentice girls wanted in mil
| linery department a. H. Simon.
Dance at Forney's hall tonight Clear.
| smooth floor, Williams orchestra.
| Kelley James cleans wall paper
Leave orders at Simmons book store.
| Chicken dinner at VOORHEES, restau-
| rant tomorrow. Come and get good
dinner.
Drink German American Coffee. AL
ways the same. ID. S. Good Grocery
Company.
Something entirely new in post
cards, metal framed and ready for
mailing at Liebig's
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Monday morning we place on sale
forty pieces curtain swiss, one yard
wide. at Z cents. Every yard worth 10
cents a yard. E. R. Lay.
New ideas in the best of goods for
floor coverings at the d. G. Wilbur
Store. 1t is always pleasure for US
to show goods and we invite your in
spection.
Word received from Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Beaman, who have been spending
the winter in Los Angeles, Cal is to
the effect that they expect to arrive
home about April 90
The styles we are showing in our
great suit sale are styles that appeal to
the sound judgment of the business
man and captivate the fancy of the
young man. Hopkins, the popular tall
or.
For Sale-The VOORHEES, restaurant
furniture and fixtures, or will rent the
building. corner State and First ave-
nue., as will move to Kirby & Howe
building on South Third avenue. B. I.
VOORHEES,.
You do not need tonic to whet
your appetite when you dine at Sun
delrs Cafe on North Center street. The
cooking is excellent and the price rea-
sonable Have you tried one of those
fifteen cent meals
The body OF Lewis Podeyn, the Sol
diers' Home member who dropped
dead Thursday afternoon, will be sent
to Wyconda, Mo-, for interment, leav-
ing this evening in charge of a son-in-
law of the deceased, Mr. Ruth.
A we'll furnished dining room is a
pleasure and can easily be accomplish
ed by giving a little care to the Sc
lection of the furniture and floor COW
erings. Come in and see the new
ideas at the D. G. Wilbur Store.
Mrs David Campbell. who has been
quite seriously i'll for three weeks with
lunlbago and double pneumonia, was
removed today from the Linn Brook
farm, where Mr. and Mrs Campbell
have been living, to the Wickersham
farm, which Mr.. Campbell has rented.
Engine No. 81, one of the two which
was in the wreck about a month ago
near Eldora, came out of the shops
Friday after being thoroughly ov.r-
hauled and repaired. The engine is
now as good as new. Engine No. 81,
the other engine which was in the
same wreck, will be out of thu shops
in about ten days.
About twenty Marshalltown people
can now be accommodated with stock
in the Marshalltown Buggy Company
on the cash plan which is now on
strictly investment basis. The plan
will be recommended by any banker in
the city and subscription blanks are
in each bank, where full details of the
plan will be explained. People with
money to invest will do well to investi-
gate Committee.
Mrs. William Fisher and Miss Lii
liam Fisher. 20s North First street,
were hostesses Friday afternoon to
the Baptist Ladies' Aid Society. Forty
eight were in attendance at the meet
ing. Mrs. W. E. Allen rendered her
resignation as president of the Society
on account Of i'll health and Mrs A.
L. Frazer was elected to the office to
,fill the vacancy. The hostesses were
assisted in serving refreshments by
Mrs. Fred Hopkins. Jr., and Miss
Gertrude Miller
The Best Neighborhood Club and
few guests were most pleasantly en-
tertained Friday evening by Mr. and
Mrs H. w. Shove, corner of Fourth
and Jerome streets, in the last of a
series of winter gatherings. Twenty
eight enjoyed the evening with five
hundred the prizes for which went to
Mrs. W. E. McLeland and Mr. George
Humlong. The Easter idea was car
ried out in the tally cards. which were
white cardboard rabbits. and in the
delicious t11ree-cours luncheon. which
was served by Mrs. Shove. assisted by
Miss Ida Shove and Miss Emma Wood
bury
A very delightful afternoon party
was given Friday from to o'clock
by Mrs. F.. w. Smith and Mrs. Grace
K. Haviland, at the Smith home, 615
West Main street. In honor of Mrs.
George Stuart McLeode@ of Minneapo-