Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-05
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Chamberlain. optometrist.

| +. X. Thomas, dentist, over 10 West
Main. Telephone, new S22.
Watch work done in a perfect man
ner and promptly, at Aliens.
The Wood Sanitarium, eye, ear, throat
& catarrh. Glasses fitted Opp. Pilgrim
Buy your base ball tickets today anC
tomorrow. The advance sale closes
Saturday night, May 5.
Why suffer with eye strain wher
Allen can relieve it by testing YOU
| eyes and properly fitting glasses.
| You should buy your base ball ticket
| before Saturday night May 5. The
| advance sale closes torlorrow night.
| Court of Honor will give a May
party Tuesday evening, May 8 at RED
Mems hall. Admission 80 cents pei
| couple. Ladies unattended, rs cents.
| For Rent-Part of the old Masonic
| hail. 40x10O feet; will arrange to suit
tenants or will sub-let to small orders
| Steam heated. Wilton & Whitehead
DR.. E. NJ. Singleton has purchased a
new 1925 horse power Adams gas
oline touring car, which is expected te
arrive from Dubuque in a week or ter
days.
| Need an odd dresser or chiffonier
Come in and see the line at the D. c.
| Wilbur store. A larger variety than
ever and the prices talk best for them
| selves.
You can secure a good reserved seat
at the Odeon Sunday night for 10
| cents The Metropolitan Stock Com
pany will open an engagement of eight
nights. Prices 10 and 20 cents. Seats
now on sale.
For style, workmanship and lasting
qualities you will find the go carts at
the d. c. Wilbur store the best ever
offered for the money. Our assortment
is complete this season and we invite
your inspection.
The pupils of the eighth grade of
the high school picnicked today near
the Rock Valley mills not far from
Quarry The children, about sixty in
number, We're accompanied by Misses
Naomi Achenbach and Rachel Curry.
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the factory. He followed this morning,
and the family expects to move to
Webster City about June l.
Mr.. Edgar A. Francis, of the G. A.
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Rev. B. S. tMaben, pastor OF the
Christian church of LeGrand, viii de-
liver an address on The Supreme Trial
of Christianity in Modern Times Be-
fore Kings and Princes-Luther at
Worms in his church Sunday evening.
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County Supervisor c. E. Arney. of
Albion, arrived home Friday evening
from Chicago, wher he had been to
accompany two car loads of steers. The
cattle were only of medium class of
short-fed stuff. and We're graded out
from a lot MIR. Arney has on feed. For
their class they brought good prices,
$5.05. The consignment of forty head
averaged 1880 in Chicago.
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prown n,as Give, mo oorsola tion ~,
hostess was assisted in serving a dain-
ty o'clock tea by Mrs. +. q. Holly,
MISS Nettle lngledue ana Mrs. Ray
mona.
The mothers child study department
Of the women,s Climb will hold re-
AT tho home of Mrs q ri n Roardn,an
Given comnlimentarv to Mrs. Harriet
Hickox Heller Of Omaha and Mrs
Board1nan,s sister. Mrs. Chester r.
Dixie of Pierre. 6 ID Mrs. Heller will
talk to the la dies Of her work in the de-
tention school at Omaha. and Mrs
Dixie will play Each member Of the
department has heen extended the priv
ilese of bringing guest Mrs. Heller.
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