Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-18
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Home made bread at olsons.
Home made bread at Olson's.
DR.. Jay. physician md surgeon.
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X. o. L. M. fair tonight April Ii to
81.
In Simkinsville. character tales. ".
E. Liebig.
A new line of dress silks at Benedict
& Brintnau's.
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Get our prices on lace curtains.
Benedict & Brintnall.
Get our prices on carpets. llnoleums,
rugs, mattings. L. r. Lay.
DR.. Lierle, eye, ear. nose and throat
Glasses iitteo. fremont block.
Please make appointments before
calling. Wood Eye 4 Ear Santarium.
People turn to look twice at house
painted in Lincoln colors. For sale by
Wheeler, Hoag Co.
Mr. Pierce Perdue. of Des Moines,
district deputy OF the Woodmen of the
World, is In the city.
Sweet peas tall and dwarf nastur-
tium seeds in bulk at Culley's, 10 and
IL South First avenue.
The Excelsior Aid Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. l.. B.
Jones' los North Seventh street.
There will be masquerade at For
ney's hall Friday night in connection
with the Maccabee fair Get wour cos
tunes ready and come.
New floor coverings and furniture is
what makes your home attractive. We
have all the newest and latest things in
furniture. Marion Gard.
Buff Rock eggs from Iowa Star
scores "a hens just as good $500 for
10, $500 for 30. Pen No. 2, S1.50 for
Is. b. w. Russell, Liscomb, Iowa.
j. III. Drummer will walk e-quarter
mile at l.. o. 7. M. fair in Finkle's hall,
Thursday evening at S:3 sharp. State
record, hall time being minutes AZ
seconds. Come see him beat 1t.
The Unity Clubs meeting Tuesday
was at the home Of Mrs l.. S. Peck
ham. One guest was present, Mrs. c.
"A. Billings, of Ross N. d. The club
will meet with Mrs. NJ. L.. Meickley
next week
The stuffed tenderloin supper served
at ST. Paurs Episcopal church Tuesday
evening was patronized by a large
number of people, and was a good
financial success Fancy aprons and
other articles were also on sale at a
booth.
The sensational comedy drama in four
acts, The Bankers Child" will he
seen at the Odeon next Sunday even
ing. All special scenery is used in the
production, and many pleasing special
ties are introduced Prices, 15, Is, IS
and so cents. :.
The directors of the Country Club
held business meeting Tuesday night.
and decided to put the hack into SER
vice on Friday. The grounds are in
excellent shape, and suitable for pre-
liminary outings. The formal opening
of the club will take place early In
May
A 1O0-piece, set of white Haviland
china dinner set at $4,000; 10Gpiece set
of Syracuse china at $1,000 and 100
piece set of semi porcelain green and
gold pattern for $1,000 at Culleys He
needs the room and offers these dishes
at below wholesale prices to close them
out
Captain Adrian C. Arson, of Chica-
go, arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing, and will remain for a stay of a
few days, looking after business mat
tiers connected with the settlement of
the estate of his father. the late Henry
Arson. Captain Arson was accom-
panied by his little daughter, Virginia
Jeanette.
The American stage has never offered
more thrilling picture than that pre-
scented In "The Clansman.' the play
made from Thomas Dixon. Jr's popular
novel of that name, where the members
of the Ku KluX Khan. mounted, masked
and costumed as in the tragic days OF
1866 1S70, assemble to prepare for a
sacred vengeance. 1t is a sight never
to he forgotten. In the play to be seer
here a t the Odeon Friday evening every
dramatic feature of Mr.. Dixon's re-
markable historical novel will be vivid.
ly realized. Seats go on sale tomorrow
Mrs. C. A. Lands, 1892 East Church
street, gave surprise party Tuesda.
evening from 1880 to 10 o'clock, ir
honor of her son, Orval Lands, who
celebrated his 18th anniversary yester.
day, Not all of the invited guests were
able to attend, but those present were
Fay Boardman, Clara Bowman, Flor
ence Pepper, Henrietta Hollingsworth
Ruth Moscrip, Iantha Lands, Franz
Click, Give kierulff, Frank Boardman
Ed Swingley and Orval Lands. 1t wa!
genuine surprise for the latter, ant
all had a merry time. They were serv
ed with refreshments, by Mrs. Lands
Forney's hall is now under new
management, and many attractive fea-
lures have been added to make it
pleasant for the patrons. The ladies