Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-13
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Or. Jay. physician and surgeon.
VIM. Batttn. 3 per cent farm loanA
| Beautiful concert music at Smon's
Thursday evening. March L5, at 1880.
A large display OF tailored hats a
Miss Middlekauff's Tuesday and Wed.
| nesday.
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Mi. and Mrs j w. Melton, $40 lie,
street. are the parents Of son borr
Sunday.
BE sure and attend the musical treal
at A. II. Simon's Thursday evening
March Is, at 1880 O'clock.
The Court of Honor Circle will meet
with Mrs. Eta Crabtree. 40 East Main
street, tomorrow afternoon.
For Sale--A fine stock and grair
farm. viii sell all or part Four miles
from city. Wilton g. Whitehead.
Attend the val lace and insertion sale
tomorrow. Wednesday. choice OF all
the val laces for &c yard Benedic,
& Brintnall.
Mrs. Philip Homan, of Ackley. ar.
rived IN the city TO remain for ter
days or two weeks with her sister, Mrs
j. w. Melton.
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Sweeping reduction on every piano
In our store while special sale lasts.
Only few days more. Eadie- Ward
Music Company.
Mr. III. II. Stipp, of Des Moines, who
speaks before the SearchlIght Club OF
the Railroad Y. M. c. A. this evening
arrived In the city this morning.
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DR.. Cora Williams. diseases OF wo-
men. Office over the Fidelity Bank.
Hours $3.50 to 11:3 a. m., / to 4 %. m.
evenings by appointment. New phone
81.
imported wall paper just received
l9ese goods are made by one of the
best German factories. noted for It's
artistic designing and durability of
coloring, at Skegg's Wall Paper store.
c. Z. Patterson to sing I'm a Persian
Garden" at Des Moines, before the
scottish Right ,Masons. March 90 Great
cycle OF songs, words from the Ru-
fpaiyat of Omar Khayyam. music by
Liza Lehman
come out tonight and hear the cleo
ton returns and tomorrow follow the
crowd to A. e. Wilbur 4 Sons and
examine the largest and most select
line of rugs and carpets ever shown
lin Marshalltown
we have just received large ship
ment of wall paper In the cheaper and
medium grades and the way we have
priced these goods make them the
greatest wall paper bargains ever Of
fered In Marshalltown. Skegg's Wall
Paper Store.
Helen Bertran. enc of the stars OF
"fhe Bostonians' when that famed
operate organization was in it's prime,
Will be seen as Little Jack Horner In
The Gingerbread Man" when the big
musical extravaganza is presented here
at the Odeon Friday evening.
With two elections out of the way
municipal politics will now begin to
warm up. The weather will also grow
warmer and house cleaning begin in
earnest. A. r. Wilbur & Sons are
ready with the largest line OF rugs
carpets and linoleums they ever have
shown.
Mrs. Margaret Ackert, II North
Third avenue, entertained eleven lady
friends Monday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Heether. OF Charleston. S. c. The
only other guest from out of town
was Mrs. Gaynor. of LeMans. The af-
ternoon was spent in playing team
whist, after which 6 O'Clock tea, served
by the hostess. was enjoyed.
Gus Weinburg. the well known mus
ical comedian who starred In "The
and The Storks." will
be seen here in THE Gingerbread
Man when the big extravaganza is
presented at the Odeon next Friday
evening. Mr. Weinburg, who plays the
part of King Bum, has scored one of
old King Rameses"
The funeral Of Mrs. Lodency Childs
will be held from the r. p. Sears
home Wednesday morning at 1890.
Rev. L. B. Xix officiating Mrs. Harry
Osman. a granddaughter of the de-
ceased. arrived from Chicago this
morning, and Miss Edna Sears re-
turned from Grinnell Monday evening.
Miss Agnes Sears, Of the Minneapolis
schools. in response to telegram, an
nounces that she is i'll and not able to
come:
Miss Mildred Moffatt was hostess to
the members of the Literary Clan
Monday evening, most of whom were
present at the meeting. Miss Moffatts
subject was The Realists" including
Gustave Courbet. Julien Dupre, and
Jules Bastien-I.epage. Miss Isabel
Mitchems talk was on the subject of
the Relation OF the Realists to Art"
After the program, refreshments were
enjoyed Misses Louise Brumbaugh
and Mollie Adams We're guests of the
clam
Miss Eleanor Allen. of Taylor town
ship. who is to be married Wednesday
given novelty shower Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. A. c. Thomp-
son. by the members of the S. c. l.
Club and few of her intimate young
lady friends. The afternoon was pleas