Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-17

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o'clock
Teddy Bear signet rings, at Cham
berlain,s. !
A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Phone. new 115.
Full line signet pins for graduates
gifts at o. E. Tuttle's.
1t pays to paint. Use Lincoln paint.
Wheeler & Hoag guarantee it.
When you're ready to paint see
Wheeler & Hoag about pure paints.
New potatoes asparagus, cucumbers
and other green vegetables, at Olson's.
Good paint is a good investment.
] Poor paint is money wasted. Wheeler
& Hoag sells pure paints.
| Mrs. j. O. Monohon entertained the
| w. r. D. club at its regular social
meeting Thursday afternoon
Come In, whether you are one Of our
customers or not and get one OF those
whet stones free, at Olson's.
Special sale on mantle clocks Sat
urday. Any clock in the window. $3.50.
Miller, the jeweler, los East Main.
| Special sale on mantle clocks Sat
| urday Any clock in the window. $o.6S.
Miller. the jeweler, los East Main.
Special for Saturday at Wachters.
cream rolls and cream puffs, ice cream
and ice cream sodas, Of the best
make
Tender meats, all government in
spected. Let me fill your orders for
Sunday. F. Schutzenbach, South
Third avenue.
Mrs. Albert Tow, sos East State
street, entertained the Concordia nahe-
bund at Its regular social meeting.
Thursday afternoon.
Patrick Gladden., of 7o2 South Third
street, who has been seriously i'll for
some time. is very low, and his death
is expected at any time.
Mrs. G. B. johnson, 2o2 East State
street. entertained few friends at
dinner Thursday evening in honor of
Mr.. Johnson's birthday anniversary.
Saturdays league base ball game
will be called at o'clock at Finkle's
park, instead Of 2:30 O'clock as was
announced earlier in season. Ottumwa
plays.
The Witenagemote club met In regu- 4
lar session Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs T. Binford Next week
the meeting will be with Mrs. Merritt
Greene.
Another new stock of Brussels car
pets, with or without the border, just
arrived. Patterns and colorings to
please and quality every time. The
ID. c. Wilbur store.
It is economy to buy Buttermilk
bread. 1t lasts longer does>not dry out,
and us wholesome and pure. Labeled
under the pure food law, Robertson &
Strub, wholesale and retail.
Mr. and Mrs James Hall left for
Mount Vernon this morning to attend
the annual May festival at Cornell
college. Mr.. aud Mrs Hall will be abb
sent during sthe rest of the week.
Menu for Friends church supper Sat-
urday evening, to 1880. Supper 20
cents. Stewed chicken, hot biscuits,
mashed potatoes, cabbage salad peas.
pickles. strawberries, cake, tea md
coffee.
A pleasant meeting. of the Parlia-
mentary circle of the Eastern Star was
held Thursday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs. w. r. Soules 20S East Church
street. The hostess served refresh
ments.
When you think of an iron bed think
of the ID. c.. Wilbur store as that is
the place to get the new patterns and
have your selection from large as
sort,nent of styles and cofors. Brass
beds of quality
Mrs Joseph Myers, of Denver, Colo.,,
arrived Wednesday evening for an
indefinite visit ait the home Of her sis
ter Mrs. j. H. oberley Mrs. Myers
is on her way east for the summer.
Prices 10. 20 and 80 cents at the
Odeon Sunday evening The Marshall 4
town Union band will give concert.
The Maccabee quartet, illustrht ted
:ongs and moving pictures will make
up an exceptionally good program.
Mrs. Lester Williams and Mrs. A. NJ.
Rhoades were hostesses Thursday af
.ernoon at the Williams home 604
East State street. to the Excelsior Aid
society After the regular meeting the
sostesses served light refreshments.
Iowa Castle of the Royal High
landers vii! give one of their social
rarties Monday night May 20. to
which members may invite their
friends for s:45 p. M Business ses-
zion st & p. m. No admission fee. E
r. Abbott. secretary
Miss Elsie .simkins of Britt. arrived