Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-28
Giule5-Repub0tl1n
The City in Brief

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lIaster lilies at kemble's.
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lor. Burkart, osteopath, 3O2 W. Main.
Or. Wood, oculist -aurist. Opp Pilgrim.
Drs Conaway, physicians and sur
geons.
See US for lawn rakes. Horne q
Gelvin.
Base ball fair opens Saturday night
at Forney's hall.
Curtain stretchers 81, S1.25, and 81.
Horne & Gelvin.
Flowers for Easter. Telephone KEN
BILE what you want
A complete stock OF Ayers books
for boys, at Liebig's.
Mems dress shoes and oxfords full
line at Trautmann Co.
For a chicken fence made of either
No. 10 or No. II wire, see Schmidt.
A good step ladder. window rubber
and brush, for $50. Horne q Gelvln.
Plenty of good sauer kraut at 10
cents per gallon at Reynolds & Sheldoh.
See Aliens assortment OF 1ancy
bracelets. Also a full line OF Easter
jewelry.
Master Mechanic Themes M. Feeley,
of the Iowa Central, was in oskaioosa
today on business.
For Sale - A rug factory at great
bargain in city of 10000. Address
LBS" care T.-R.
For high grade canned fruits buy
Scream of orchard" from California.
Culley has complete variety.
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies Aid society
will serve supper to the church and
congregation at $50 Friday afternoon.
The annual base ball fair will open
at Torney's hall Saturday evening. a
good time guaranteed to all VINO at
tend.
we are now prepared to clean car
nets, Tuesday and Friday of each week,
Phone old 92J, new 80. Bowman car
pet Cleaning Co.
Mrs. C. S. Hutson, 20 South First av-
anne was hostess Wednesday after
noon to a pleasant meeting OF the
Busy Bee circle of the L. 0. I. M
Mile. cara, New Yorks favorite
nalmist and clairvoyant is meeting
with great success for accurate read
inss. Make calls early. 200 East
Church street.
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stewart Eason, who is great senior
sycamore of the Red Men of Iowa. left
for Vinton this morning to attend an
ir,itiation of pale faces there this even-
ing. Mr.. Eason takes the place of the
great sachem, who was unable to be
present.
Mrs. H. ]. Howe. South Fifth av-
enue, delightfully."- entertained a dozen
of her lady friends Wednesday after
j noon at a 1870 o'clock luncheon, given
In honor Of her sister-in-laW, Mrs. ..
A. Belknap, of Minneapolis. Five hun
dred was enjoyed in the afternoon.
You can learn all about practical
politics by going to see THE County
Chairman" at the Odeon this evening.
VA political campaign gives plenty OF
chance for the satirist and it may be
added that George AIDE, the author. has
taken advantage of every opportunity.
William Schlick, of GAINESVILLE
Mimi, who has been in the city for
few days on account of the sickness
OF his sister, Miss Catherine Schl1ck,
of Baxter, who is at st. Thomas hospl-
tai, i'll of typhoid fever, spent We'd
nesday night in Baxter Mr.. Sehllck
was formerly in business in that place.
Miss Schlick is doing as well as could
be expected.
e. J. Jacqua, student of Iowa Col
lege Grinnell. and a member and
manager Of the Iowa College Male
quartet was in the city this morning
on his way from Reinbeck to Grin
nell Mr. Jacqua had been in RelnbecK
Ito attend the double golden wedding
anniversary of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Watson, and of Mr.. Watson's
brother, and Mrs. Watson's sister.
which was celebrated Wednesday.
Wednesday was patrons day at the
Rogers, school, and an attendance OF
about fifty was present. The general
subject was arithmetic. At o'clock
the patrons gathered in the seventh
grade room, where they were enter
tanned and instructed by several talks,
the first being by superintendent Pal
1ner, on Numbers. or Arithmetic.
Mrs. e. r. Lay spoke on Physical
Culture in the Schools" and Mrs. N.
Merrill on Domestic Science" The
patrons were later given a chance to
examine the work of the children in
the different rooms.
Harry r. Tillotson, a printer of this
city, received a telegram this morning
from st. Joseph, Mo-, announcing the
sudden death of his sister-in law, Mrs.
Il. r. Tillotson, which occurred We'd
nesday evening. Mrs. Tillotson's hus-
band worked in this city several years
ago and at present is employed as a
stereotyper on the st. Joe Gazette.
Mrs. Tillotson was formerly Miss Ma
bel n Finch, of Des Moines, a daugh-
ter of Isaac Finch. She is survived in
her immediate family by her husband
and three infant sons the youngest
less than year old. The body will be
brought to Des Moines for burial, and
the funeral viii be held Sunday after
noon at O'clock from the home of Mr.
Tillotson's father.
Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Pickard spent
Wednesday in Eldora with Rev. and
Mrs. Arthur Chilson, the former an
African missionary of the Friends
ob,roh who has been visiting at Ell