Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-28
Fire works at 11o East State.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath Is East Main.

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DIR. Lierle eye, ear, nose and throat.
Glasses fitted.
Attend the carnival Monday night
and see the shows.
Elbow length mousquetaire gloves,
black and white, at NJ. f. Andrews
Fresh pies, buns, rolls and bread
from the Sanitary bakery at Culley's.
All the latest moving pictures at the
Odeon tonight Prices, Is, 25, S5 and
so cents.
Save your money for the sales dur
ing carnival week; the best sales ever
held in the city.
DR. Janss has opened an office over
Trautmans shoe store, and will give
special attention to diseases of women.
A return engagement of Robertson's
moving pictures at the Odeon tonight.
All new pictures will be shown. Prices
10, %. 50 and 80 cents.
For Sale-Soda fountain--Eight syr
up, Hart onyx fountain used one sea-
son. Two 10-gallon copper fountains.
For particulars write to e. c. Will,
Marshalltown, Iowa
Clark Powers wishes to call attention
to the new stock of fire works at Ito
East State street He wishes to make
this the headquarters for all the boys
and girls in the city.
Farmers in all parts of the county
are already planning exhibits for the
county fair. From the largest to the
| least articles of furniture can always
be found at A. E. Wilbur & Sons.
Mrs. A. C. Sharp, 3O6 North Second
street, VINO has been dangerously i'll
as result of paralysis, is slightly I'M
proved today She is able TO articnlate
somewhat, but is still very weak.
The funeral of Dennis Tagatoff, of
st. Anthony, will be held Friday NOR
ming at the ST. Anthony Catholic
church. Father Tobin, of this city, will
probably officiate. The interment will
be in the church burying ground
A chance for an outing and small
wages for a young man 20 years or
over to help about the theater on
Whitaker's Pleasure Resort, at Clear
Lake. Address lssac Whitaker, Man
ager, stating wages with board includ-
| ed.
! Mrs. Charles Waite, 712 West Main
street, who has been seriously il. of
gall stones for the past three weeks,
| is improved so that she is able to be
down stairs a part of the time. Mrs.
/ Waite was also threatened with an alb
scess on the liver.
Mr. Charles Williams, business man
ager of the Oskaloosa Herald Mr.
| Charles C. Pike, a well-known Oska-
| loosa druggist, and Mr. Charles Ho-
war, prominent cigar manufacturer
| of Oskaloosa, We're in the city today to
witness the ball game
The w. r. C. Aid Society met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. w. p.
| Flower, 407 West Main street. There
was a fair attendance, including one
guest. Mrs. Jennie Wilson. Light re-
| freshments We're served following the
regular business meeting.
The management of the Soldiers
Home band wishes to make correc-
ton in the announcement from Gill
\
the music for the Fourth Of July cele-
Home band, the boys band, of this
city, will furnish the music.
| j. G. Mitchem, 9 South Twelfth
street, is having built on his property
at the corner of Twelfth and Main
| streets a handsome new residence.
which. when completed, will cost about
$500. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchem and
family expect to move into their new
home as soon as it is finished.
Mrs. j. D. Parker arrived home We'd
nesday evening from New York, where
She has been for the past three months
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Snffen.
Mrs. ISniffen has but recently recovered
from long illness and has gone to the
! Adirondack mountains to spend the
summer. Mrs Sniffen gave birth to a
son in May, but the little one did not
live.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goethe, of I'm
ion. who were married in Union Tues
day evening, spent Wednesday in the
city, leaving in the evening for Omaha
and other western points on their hon
| 0yIllOOH. NIL. dOell6, uHLll recently,
was agent for the Iowa Central at I'm
! ion. Mrs. Goethe was formerly Miss
/ Belle Seabury, daughter of jerome
Seabury, a member of the Iowa Sol
diers' Home, in this city.
Miss Helen Abbott went to Grinnell
Wednesday evening, where she will be
| in attendance at the remaining SEES
sions Of the annual convention of the
Society of Music Teachers of Iowa
Miss Abbott will not take part in the
program because she is not a pupil of
an Iowa teacher. AS she expects, with
! in few years time, to do professional
work in this state she took advantage
Aof the Grinnell convention to meet
/ some of the Iowa musicians. Miss
Abbott will leave next week for Sioux
City and Sioux Rapids for visit of
a few weeks At Sioux City she will
/ be the guest of Mrs. E. w. Welles, and
at Sioux Rapids of college friends.
! Melvin Lien, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
| o. Lien. who graduated last week from
the Iowa State School for the Deaf, at
! Council Bluffs, successfully passed the
examinations for scholarships in the
Gallaudet, National College for the
| Deaf, at Washington, D. c., and will
| probably enter the latter institution in
| the fall Young Lien has learned the
| printers trade while in the school at
| Council Bluffs. and with the knowl-
edge he has acquired will be able to