Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-12
DR.. Mighen, physician and surgeon


4 Lees Lice Killer Kills lice on poultry
Get a can of L. T.. Beredict & Co.
May party at odd Fellows hall, Sat
urday evening. Williams orchestra.
In trouserings and summer suits we
show the newest. Hopkins, the popu-
| lar tailor.
For all next week We will pay 13C
in cash or lac in trade for eggs Idsc
Mercantile Co.
A good reserved seat for 10 cents at
the Odeon Sunday night. Driven
From Home" will be the bill.
Druggists Mcbride & Will advertise
that they will cure catarrh for 81. ASK
Mcbride & Will how they do 1t.
M. C. Beveridge-in it again--the
cottage photo gallery. l0S North Cen
ter ST, is about ready for business.
Driven From Home at the odeon
Sunday evening Prices 10 and 25
cents. A good reserved seat for IL
cents.
L. Maulsby has let The contract to
| the Barker Buchanan Plumbing Co. for
| installing u modern bath room and
| Douglas closet.
Tickets for the Sunday ball games
may be had at La Shelle's cigar store,
East Main street and Cooks cigar
store. West Main street.
| Hans Peterson, 402 Woodbury. street,
thru the Barker Buchanan Plumbing
Co., has installed m modern Douglas
closet and other plumbing.
| Carl Kent and Merritt Greene, Jr.,
went to Ames this morning to attend
| the annual Iowa State College State
University of Iowa field meet.
Don't forget we have the latest pat
terms in suitings and trouserings. We
always make the best suit for the mon
ey in the city. Brenneck, the tailor.
Mrs. Mollie korns, 102 North First
street, While enjoying an afternoons
fishing for bull-heads at the Center
street dam Friday afternoon. landed "a
ten-pound carp. one of the largest ever
taken from the river.
Base ball tickets at the advance sale
price, will be on sale Saturday and
Monday at LaShelle's Cigar Store. East
Main street, and Cooks Cigar Store,
West Main. This will be your last OPP
portunity to get tickets at the reduced
price.
Mrs. Frank Farrell and little daugh-
ter Geneva, of Carbondale, Ill.,, arrived
Friday evening for a ten days visit
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Dean. They Will then go
to Colorado to join Mr.. Farrell, who
has taken position there on account
of his health.
Thirty-eight attended the meeting of
the Baptist Ladies Aid Society Fri
day, which was entertained by Miss
Hattie Long and Mrs. W. P Maulsby,
at the formers home 522 North Sec
ond street. After the regular business
session, graphophone music, a social
time and refreshments, were enjoyed.
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When your suit needs cleaning, dye
ing or pressing, take it to the Mar
shalltown Steam Dye Works, or call
them up ON either phone and they will
call for it and guarantee satisfaction
They are also prepared TO clean or dye
chenille tapestry or silk curtains and
many other articles in a satisfactory
manner. Give US trial. 1O2 South
First avenue.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. William AL
lison, 712 l1ast State strcet.to the num-
Der of twenty-five, surprised them at
their home Friday night, the occasion
being the fifth, wooden anniver-
sary. Many useful presents were given
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison as remembrance
OF the day. The hours were spent in
pleasant social way, and refresh
ments were served
Mrs. T. D. Evans and Mrs. A. G. Ed
wards were hostesses Friday afternoon
at the formers home, 4051s North
Fourth street, to twenty-eight of their
lady friends. Out of town guests were
Mrs Edward Hatch, of Des Moines
and Mrs. A. L. Burke, of Chicago. The
afternoon was spent with cards, Mrs
George Darling winning the prize in
five hundred. The hostesses We're as
sisted in serving light lunch by Mrs
c. H. Whitehead.
Harold Richards of this city, who
has been attending the Ann Arbor,
Mich, high school the past winter, is
winning laurels on the diamond, being
the twirler for the high school team
there The Detroit Free Press of the
5th gives an account Of game in
which it says: 1.-THE Ann ,Arbor high
school team defeated Detroit Western
high school today by score of to L.
Richards, of Ann Arbor- was very eff
fective. He struck out seven men,
Rev. L. B. Xix, pastor of the Con-
gregational church, will leave Tuesday
morning for Dubuque, where he will
be in attendance at the sixty-seventh
annual association meeting of the Con-
gregational churches of Iowa, which
begins Tuesday and continues turnout
Friday. Rev. Mr.. Xix will preach the
sermon on Tuesday evening at Summit
church, on the subject THE Central
Figure in the Kingdom OF Cod The To-
cal church has chosen H G. Brintnall
as delegate to the convention, and w.
J. Head alternate. Mr.. Brintnall ex-
poets to attend.
MT IL