Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-17
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Is The city in Brief 5
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
/ Pure paints. Wheeler & Hoag.
Fine watch repairing at Tuttle's.
Diamonds. Miller. los East Main.
Saturdays league game called at 8
O'clock
The best paint? Lincoln paint.
| Wheeler & Hoag.
| Our paints stand chemical analysis.
Wheeler & Hoag.
You, can get Half Peck matches of
Olson, for 10 cents
Buy the Big Chief flour at Inman's,
while the price is right.
The best is none too good. See
Wheeler & Hoag about paints.
All kinds paint material, interior
and exterior Wheeler & Hoag.
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Our fruits and vegetables are always
clean and fresh every morning at
Olsons.
The Baptist Mission circle will hold
an exchange at Good & Co. store Sat
urday afternoon.
Lost-Gold watch fob charm, with
ssY1v a an, ciI Ell
for return to Tar. office
Special sale. on mantle clocks Sat
urday. Any clock In the window. $3.50.
Miller, the jeweler, los East Main.
Saturdays game between ottumwa.
and Marslralltown will be called at
3 O'clock instead of $50 as announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mccall and
daughter Lulu of Tama were guests
at the A A. Edgington home, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gullackson. OF
1877 North Center street, are parents
of an eight pound son, born to them
this morning.
Buttermilk bread tastes better, Is
USltCI dflO Is IIIOlG satisfy liIS5 Illtla oily
other kind. Robertson & Strub, whole
sale and retail.
Order youra Sunday meats from
Schutzenbach's Third Avenue market.
The very best in all lines of meats
Prompt service
Jap Rose bath soap fathers freely in
all kinds Of water. For use in hard
water its strongest point. Kinks
druggists, grocers.
John Miniter, 615 South Third street,
who has been i'll of pneumonia, and Aun-.
til few days ago, was improving
nicely, is not so well.
3 Charles Eurom, of Bethel Grove. who
was accidentally shot Monday evening
by Joseph Arney, is doing nicely and
making, rapid Improvement.
For Sale--Twelve-room house and b
barn. Must be removed from present
site within thirty days of purchase.
D. w Norris, Jr., at T.-R.
Our rug stock is new and fresh now.
We have just received an invoice of
new patterns in all standard sizes. The
d. G. Wilbur stote on West Main
street.
Z We desire to thank our friends and
neighbons who assisted us in our sad
bereavement and also for the many
beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. Laugh
lin and family.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wohlheter,
old and we'll known residents of Zear-
ing, will come to This city this evening
and make their future home with their
daughter Mrs. J. " Parker, North
Fourth street
The teachers of the Click school and
the pupils of the sixth grade enjoyed a
picnic supper Thursday evening after
school on the lawn of the |. S. Rist
home. s0s South Fifth street. All had
delightful time.
{ The people of Bethel and Bethel
Grove are planning to observe Me-
mortal Day with appropriate exercises.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid society will
meet at O'clock Saturday afternoon
TO complete some of the arrangements. |
Mrs. Fred Kruse, living six miles
southwest Of the city, entertained the
J. T. club at an all-6Iay session Thurs
day, serving a fine dinner and supper
to the ladies' During the Afternoon, in |
a corn- Smelling CONTEST. Mrs. H. Hsffa |
won first prize, and Mrs. R. Clay the
second.
Mr. Charles R. Tiebout, OF the phys
ical science department. of the high
school, assisted by Mrs Tiebout, very
pleasantly entertained his physics class
1t a 7:30 breakfast this morning, at his
home 206 North First avenue The
class, nine in number, remained in the.
Tiebout home until the hour for
school,
Without good meat your dinner or
will be failure. can fur
Esh you with the best that can be
bought. My shop is clean and sani-
airy and so are my goods. If you
want something nice at reasonable i
prices, get it here Boil meat, sau-
ages. etc, at the lowest prices F.
South Third avenue
The Ladies auxiliary of the 7. M.
9. A. was entertained at the NJ E.
Mighell homei Thursday afternoon by
Mrs, Mighell Mrs. Della Arney, Mrs.
}. F. A. Walker, Miss Mia Phelps and