Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-25

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the 9th, after band concert. Popula
music.
A large stock and immense variet
It of fire works at very low prices at Sim
mons Book Store.
It Surprise sale. All black and colore
dress goods sold at s1.Oo yard for {
cents. Archie Parker.
Surprise sale. Ten yards Lonsdal
bleached muslin worth $l.0O, for 6
y cents. Archie Parker.
Tomorrow. we offer you 800 pieces o
t plain and fancy silk ribbons, in width
40-6O-S0 at Sc per yard Il. r. Lay
Messrs. Walter Peters, John Lynch
and Edward Pelham were in Clea
n Lake Sunday. enjoying a days fish
. ing.
( Get your orders in early circus NOR.
7 ming. SO we can deliver before the rusf
begins. Culley, the grocer. baker anc
butcher.
Will Estel of the undertaking firm OF
Simpkins & Este was in Gilman to-
day in charge of the funeral of X w
Bancroft
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases of wo-
men and obstetrics. office over the FL
deity bank. hours 10 to - a. M, to 4
p. m. New phone 50,
Rev. and Mrs. Zeno Doan left this
morning for Indianola to attend the
Christian Workers Assembly, which
will be in session there all of this
week.
Tomorrow is show day. There will
/ be the main circus and the side shows,
but the big show will be that enormous
display of furniture and floor cover
/ ings at A. E. Wilbur & Sons. Don't
| miss it.
Robertson's moving pictures and
vaudeville company will play a return
engagement at the Odeon next Thurs
day evening, June 2Sth. An entire
new program will be presented. Prices
| 10, %, 35 and 80 cents
On account of the circus the OF
tumwa-Brownies base ball game will
! not be called tomorrow until 4:30 o.
clock, at the Fnkle park grounds. i'm
mediately after the circus is over Re-
member, Tuesday is ladies' day
Rev. Dwight P. Breed. of Grinnell
of the Congregational Iowa Home
Missionary Society, passed thru the
city Saturday evening OH his way to
Hampton, where he spent Sunday and
took home missions collection.
We can't all go to the sea shore or
mountains during the hot season. but
we can enjoy the comfort of Quick
Meal gasoline stove. or New Era oil
stove. or a New Iceberg refrigerator. |
See Schmidt for handy things for hot
weather.
The mention of the word "favorite"
brings to mind the line of go carts that |
carry out the meaning of the word as |
to style, finish, construction, durabil- |
ity and folding features, that you will /
find al the d. c. Wilbur store on West /
Main street Call in and see them
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Misses Louise and Mary Miller, en-
tertained the members of the Primary /
Teachers Union at their country home,
near the southeast edge of the city,
Saturday afternoon. The guests. who
brought their sewing. We're entertain
ed on the porch, and dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostesses
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Mrs, R. A. Ely left for Cedar Rapids
this morning to remain indefinitely
with her daughter, Mrs. George Young,
who is seriously sick of blood poison
ing. Mrs Ely received word Sundayt
that Mrs. Young's condition was about
the same. When Mrs. Young is able
to be moved Mrs. Ely will bring her
to this city.
i Some people ask us if we carry odd
aressers in stock. Let me tell you {
right here that you will find us sup
Piled with the most complete line of
odd dressers at the present time and
he prices are going to sell them. Come
n and see what few dollars will do |
n the dresser line. The d. c.. Wilbur i
Store on West Main street {
The annual decoration day services ,
IF Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. So, ,
Knights of Pythias, We're held Sunday
lfternoon at 1880 O'clock at Riverside
cemetery. The lodge members !.
marched from the lodge rooms to Riv- ,
rside. where the full ritualistic serv- !
ces were held. The Marshalltown
and furnished the music for the par .
de and played at the cemetery
Mrs. William Battin gave a surprise ,
Inner Sunday for her husband, in I
lonor of his 74th birthday anniversary.
The other guests We're Mr. and Mrs
samuel Winery, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Illeyson Mrs. Abb Elliott Mrs. Eliza c
collins, Mrs. H. F. Raley, of New
Iaven, Conn.,, Mrs. o. Davidson, of
'larion, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Lehman
f Liscomb, and Mrs. Sarah Price The /
our daughters of the host and hostess =
Irs. Raley, Mrs. Price. Mrs. David s.
on and Mrs Lehman, served the din G
er, and roses were given as favors. b
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wilbur, h
Of South Third avenue enter W
aimed at three course din N
er Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs HI
Gorge Gilbert the latter's sister, Mrs. a:
ennedy, and daughters, Marjorie and &C
atherine, of Montrose; Mr.. and Mrs OF
:oward Wilbur and baby DR.. and Mrs al
ones and Miss Justine Jones, and Mr. OF
nd Mrs Delos Wilbur. The evening III
as spent socially. Mr.. Kennedy ar
we'd in the city Saturday night, hav-
g been expected on an earlier train,
,wever to accompany home his wife Sc
I'd children, who have been visiting &C
IRE for the past six weeks. ii;
Mr.. ]. d. Vail returned Saturday r,
ON Oberlin, O., where he had been to ",
tend the commencement exercises at ci
berlin College, from which his daugh-
r. Miss Ethel Vail, has just gradu- vi