Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-08
Mystic -four at woodmansee's.


Furs. regardless of first cost. fratt
& Baxter.
la,a l., ontical line cham-
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N. r,a.,o a,,ust ~ ou,,st Glass.
80 a..a, rra,,,ont h1ocl
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Have you ever trled the Hlaple a'io
-. $50
Old onions, parsnips, carrots. ru1a-
bagoes, cabbage. turnips and Bermuda
onions at Culley's.
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be to your interest to be present at the
wigwam tonight.
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~ 1t ,,hr,n, &c oonf,nea 10 her
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,,,a,sa,,,I,. ~, ,.atchi,r tho ba SIX et
,,al, $500 q, ~ hi,h schoo, tonight.
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High class vaudeville. moving pic
lures and Illustrated songs at the Cd
con Sunday evening. Prices 10, 20 and
30 cents,
Miss Laura jones' instead of Miss
Eta Langon. will have charge of the
story hour at the public library Satur-
day morning.
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At Sis this evening the NJ. H. S
meets State Center at basket ball. This
IS iap'uls oeeo'nlns W 49,.
ana .ie go $500 ~, nos e s,,a.. ~
oo'"e our ana see 'ne ev.a'ns Spo'' -
'he n'gh sehools ana colleses
Mrs Ross Sheetz and Mrs. Samuel
Harter entertained the Excelsior Aid
society at the Sheetz home, 207 West
Nevada street. Thursday afternoon.
There was an attendance of thirty live
Nv ~ ...o,a1
ieii es''''e'''s We so. 49,. w
Mrs. Joe Whitacre entertained about
a dozen of her young lady friends at a
sew party Thursday afternoon. Civ
en- at the Neil home, 406 West Church
street Miss Gladys Salt, of New York
city. was the only out-of-toWn guest.
A delicious dinner was served at .
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Slnarjntan6nnf
nan, OF the Iowa Central, was In the
city Thursday evening between tralns'
coming up from Oskaloosa. Wnere ne
had been on company business. MT.
Noonan went to Des MONIES over .he
ana from tnere TOOK the
NJ. & st. u. TO Minneapolis.
now social chm ia he known as
Tho Io,ly Pesters was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Anna Lockhart, Bill
East state street lhulsoay al.ei 'oon
Inc hours proved iiiost eiiJosaoe' anu
later IN lhe AFTERNOON ene hoseess
served refreshments. Inc heA. meet
ing VIII be heid Win MIS-. =. .. au.soii
IN TWO Weeks.
Tho ladies' auxiliary of the Railroad
Y M G. A was entertained Yesterday
a afternoon nv Mrs r. C. Lainson and
Mrs = q Saint al the I.ainson home,
eoo North Fourth street. There was a
yood attendance and ten new mem
hers were taken into the auxiliary.
<Al .n .ae.as,,,,an
esses ->-s... -
George w. Schick today purchased
from DR.. c. A. Billings. of Bowden, N.
D., the latters residence property at
1913 North Second avenue. occupied by
Mr. and Mrs L. L. Putzel. The con-
sideration was $4,000. The property
is a most desirable one. and gives Mr..
Sohick three very fine pieces of resi-
dence property in the First ward, the
one where he resides. in the same block
and the Hutson home at 2O4 North
Third avenue.
Mr. j. a. Maftln, formerly represent =,
ing the klmoail Piano company ~ .iils
city, but for the past year or more "
Burlington, where ne mas engaged ~
the piano business, speii. lnuisoas o.
ternoon In the CITY on business WI
Martin moved 70 eeoaf Nd pius tnies
weeks ago, ana is nov On .iie !uau III
Fort Dooge piano mouse. WIN MI .
Martin ne expects 70 WISH llieiius here
IN the near lutuie. VIZ. "l .i W. ",
formerly MISS margaret Auliiei' u -
cora.
a+aaa No o,e Modern
va sl,a'l nv - .s,a,.;oa had ~ oneY