Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15
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THE CITY In BRIEF
VIM. Batan. 5 per cent farm loans.

Mail DiedhIaSl fOOd at N)lSOn'S, Yves
Main
Prices on wall paper the lowest a
Powers.
Go to simon's this evening. Must
at 1880.
Shamrock" and Rose Of Sharon
pins at Liebig's.
F. e. Thomas, dentist, over 10 Yves
Main. Telephone, new $40.
Sleepy Eye and Pillshury's Bes
f1ours at Olson's, West Main.
Ladies. remember the grand mus
ical at A. H. Simon's tonight.
Have you been in Simons new store
Call this evening and hear the Apoll
concert.
Cute little Buster Brown and his dos
Tige will be seen at the Odeon mex
Monday evening.
Fancy naval oranges, lemons, figs
dates and other good things to eat a
Olson's, West Main.
~. Hdti1Ch uey, SATURDAY, MdFCi
18th. Your Shamrock is waiting TO
you at Henry Pappe's. Free.
Back into the wall paper business.
Yes. and with new stock too. Com,
and see me. George P. Powers.
For Sale-A fine stock and grail
farm. Will sell all or part. Four mile
from city. Whitton & Whitehead.
Coming to grand opera? I4ohengrir
librettas, % cents. Eadie- Ward Mu
sic Company.
Twenty new and up-to-date pat.
terms of wall paper at half price Sat.
urday. I. f. Jones, los East State
street.
Mrs. Carroll B. johnson went to Des
Moines yesterday. for visit of week
or ten days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Dudley.
Culley has new favors for fruit sal
ads. DR.. Prices fruit desert, Pistachic
(Green) pineapple (yellow) and cher.
ry (red). Try them.
Remember the spring opening at the
Ladies Bazaar next Friday and Sat
urday March 16 and II. Souvenirs
given. Ladies' Bazaar.
We have fresh supply of green veg
etables, such as lettuce, onions, radish-
es and celery, also Jersey sweet pota-
toes. Olson, West Main.
Our special opening sale closes
March 25. Several of our greatest
bargains in pianos yet remain. Bet
ter call. Eadie- Ward Music Company
Use Culley's fresh roasted coffee's
15-4O cents per Id. Also the best OF
chase tickets and get cooking uten-
sils with them.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs
Will n. Wilson and Mrs f, E. Car
yer at the Wilson home. 1141s North
Center street, Friday afternoon.
The ladies auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers will
serve a Dutch dinner in the Willard
building, Saturday, March IL, from
5 to 8 p. m. All are invited. Dtaner
25 cents.
Jesse Sisco, of Waterloo Iowa, is
opening first class horseshoing shop
at LOG East Church street in Rewey's
old stand. Having had experience in
shoeing for a good many years, guar
antee satisfaction.
Pitted cherries and red raspberries
green Lima beans. yellow wax and
green cut beans peas, succotash, red
kidney beans, beets and sugar corn in
the Echo brand of canned goods at
Olson's, West Main.
1t is useless to longer deny that ar
epidemic has broken out among the
housewives of Marshalltown 1T is the
desire to own McDougall kitchen
cabinet. The only known cure is tc
purchase one of "A. E. Wilbur & Sons
About fourteen members of the
Court of Honor Circle were in attend
ance at the meeting held Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Crabtree, 710 East Main street. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Jesse
Painter in serving refreshments.
Our stock of millinery is very COM
plete, the latest and most desirable
goods having been purchased for the
spring trade, and we guarantee salts
faction. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to you to visit our bazaar Fri
day and Saturday of this week and see
the many pretty conceits in the latest
millinery. Remember the date, Fri
day and Saturday, March 16 and II
Ladies Bazaar.
One of the most ingenious contriv-
ances now in use on the stage will be
seen when 1.-THE Gingerbread Man"
plays at the Odeon tomorrow evening.
BY an extremely clever mechanical in
vention it is made possible for silver
crescent to float thru the air, between
the points of which there reclines re-
markedly pretty girl with remark
ably sweet voice. She sings the re-
frain of the song, Moon, Moon. Moon
New York is still talking about the
scene, the song and the girl.
over a hundred ladies were the de-
lighted guests of Mrs. 3. A. Morgan
and Mrs I. ]. Fletcher, Wednesday
afternoon at Reading From Lohen-
grin" given at the Morgan home The
reading from the opera "Lohengrin,
by Wagner was given In an entertain
ing manner by Mr.. Ralph Hix, assisted
by Mrs Belle C. Waldo, and was inter-
spersed and illustrated by the music.
Preceding. as it did, the opera itself to
be given here, the program was espect-