Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-19
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DR.. Getz, suite 10. fremont block.

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DR.. Getz suite 10. fremont block.
| DR.. Mighell, physician and surgeon.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, 2S East Main.
| "The Man on the Box" new story,
at Liebigs
See our new line of neck chains. AL
len, the jeweler
Dance at odd Fellows hall tonight.
| Williams orchestra.
f. e. Thomas. dentist, over 10 West
Main. Telephone, new s22.
| The Wood Sanitariun eye, ear, throat
& catarrh. Glasses fitted. Opp. Pilgrim.
A gallon of sour pickles and a gallon
jar for % cents. Reynolds e. Shell
don.
| Wanted-A woman to come to house
and do washing. Call 1906 West Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll b. Johnston
/ leave this evening for a weeks visit
with friends in Chicago.
For Sale - Second hand rubber tired
buggy. also good cook stove, nearly
! new. lib North Second street Call
Monday.
A folding go-cart that folds and
stands the test of time is the kind You
want. Come in and see them at tho
| ID. c. Wilbur store.
This is the season for short sleeves,
and in order to be in style each lady
should have bracelet We have a
large assortment. Allen the jeweler.
| DIR. Janss will open his office over
Troutmann's shoe store and be ready
for business next week He will pay
| special attention to diseases of women.
Things reversed The late bird
catches the worm Those who still
! have papering to do can save money at
Dinges & Everist's, and get their high
class workmen on short notice.
Mrs. j. p. Kennedy and two children,
Katherine and Margaret. of Montrose,
are in the city for visit of several
weeks at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. George w. Gilbert. COZ East
! Linn street.
The council finished it's inspection
trip about the city Friday, after
spending part of two days. The
findings of the committee of the whole
will be reported at the adjourned meet
ing Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs L. c. Norris, 800
North Center street, entertained
company of forty relatives at $50 o.
clock dinner Friday evening, in honor
of Miss Anna Ziegenfelder. of Piqua,
o. The occasion was a very enjoyable
| one
After eating good meal the average
man is convinced that life is worth liv-
ing. The way to be convinced is to
visit Henry Sundell's restaurant, at 81
North Center street. where the 10
cent meals are served. You get only
the best there.
| A. j. Weatherson received a tele-
gram this morning which caused him
to leave this afternoon for Anamosa,
where his father, Luke Weatherson,
| is lying very low with heart trouble
and dropsy Mr.. Weatherson only
left his fathers bedside Monday.
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Dinges & Everist have got past the
heaviest rush in the wall paper business
| and are now working large foSce of
competent workmen at house painting.
| They are making proposition on paint
/ that is pleasing everybody. They
want to talk paint and figure on work
| with you.
Mrs. E. H. Keller 40 North Third
| street was hostess to Der Deutsche
Undertakings kreis Friday afternoon.
Three guests were present, Mrs Jack
Baum. and Mrs. David Baum, both of
! Norfolk, Neb., and Mrs. w F. David.
! Following the regular reading and con-
versation in German, a pleasant social
time was enjoyed, and the hostess
served refreshments.
Rev. f. L. Eaton. former pastor of
the Grace Methodist church, of Des
Moines, now pastor of the largest
Methodist church in Pittsburg. Pa,
| will be In the city Sunday He will
talk on Good Citizenship and the
Liquor Traffic" in the morning at the
Baptist church. at noon to the Broth
erhood Bible class at the Methodist
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at 8 p M, and Methodist church in
the evening.
The regular meeting of the Marshall
town Chapter D. A. r.. was held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
May F. Montgomery, 30S North Fourth
street. The hostess gave a paper on
/ CLOSING Incidents of the War, and
Washington's Farewell to His Disband-
ed Army Mrs. Merritt Greene then
gave most interesting history of the
descendants Of General Greene. A
piano solo by Miss Esther Fiorney was
also enjoyed, and after the program,
the hostess served light lunch.
Miss Mabel Richards underwent
major operation at st. Thomas hospi-
tai this morning, and early indications
| following her recovery from the anaes-
| thetic leads to a conclusion at the hos
pital that she will do nicely. Mrs. Tel
tel. of Gladbrook, also underwent
!laparotomy, and is resting easily. Ho-
mer Thomas condition is very encour-