Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-28
Easter lilies at Kemble's.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % E. Main.

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Base ball fair opens Saturday night
at Forney's hall
School tablets only 8 cents each at
VIII Miller's. the grocer
We have something new in pruning
shear. Horne & Gelvin.
Make your friends happy with an
Easter plant from Kemble's.
Potatoes wanted See e. r. Hood,
corner Nevada and First avenue.
SIT buys Ruby sewing machine;
SIT buys a 20O-lb. house safe. See
Schmidt.
The musical comedy, Hoity Toity
comes to the Odeon Saturday evening
March so.
The new April Edison records just
received at Powers. Come in and
hear them.
Three good horses and one COW for
sale. See F. w. Curtis, at 212 West
Boone street.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid socie-
ty will meet at the church parlor
Friday afternoon.
The biggest assortment of 1oc canned
fruits and vegetables on Culley's loc
counter See the line.
For Sale = A cash grocery in a city
of 16,OOO-s55O will swing it. Address
Grocery, %. care T.-R.
The Sanitary Bakery is making bet
ter goods than ever and Culley the
grocer handles the complete line of
their products.
Queen Quality shoes and Oxfords for
women For style and fitting quality
are above any other make. Geo.
Trautmann & Co.
The regular meeting Of the Luxerit
Bible class was held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. M ]. Waters
10 North Fourth avenue.
Buy your seats early for the Ridge
way concert at the NJ. E. church. On
sale tomorrow at s a. H.. at Henry
Pappes. Prices %. 80, so and 20 cents.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society will
meet Frida. afternoon with Mrs. r. A.
and Mrs. N. L. Miller. at the
Salisbury home, 4O5 North First street.
Hon. H. A. Parker of Chicago, was
in the city Tuesday attending the quar-
terly meeting of the board of directors
of the Marshalltown State Bank Of
which he Is a member
Have you ever tried curtain
stretcher? All pins adjustible to fit the
scallops of your curtains; two easels
hold the stretcher fortyour convenience.
See Schmidt for handy things.
Miss Ridgeway gives her pleasing
at the NJ. E. church to-
morrow evening Last number of the,
Y. NJ. c. a. course. Seats Friday, 8
a. M, at Henry Pappes, %, IS, SO and
75c.
superintendent c. S. Hayden OF the
Iowa Central, was in Albert Lea We'd
nesday,. where he helped conduct the
joint investigation of the Northwood
accident of few days ago. when a
Rock Island train ran into the rear of
Central freight No. %.
George Berry, of Liscomb, spent
Wednesday in the city on business. Mr..
Berry is contemplating moving here
about the middle of April. His daugh-
ter Mrs. Ethel Berry. is an operator
in the employ of the Marshall Tele-
phone Company.
A chance for a party with small
means to get home. A 100 acres of
h,1i11
acres fenced; good we'll; close to school,
church and postoffice ten miles from
good town; price $1,000; $500 cash, ball
ance seven years time. See A. odett.
Mrs. P. M. Adatmson, 202 North Sew
enth street, entertained at cards at her
home Wednesday evening a company of
sixteen of her lady friends Five hum
dred furnished the amusement, Miss
Eta Nortnup won first prize. Mrs w.
NJ. Clark was awarded the consolation.
Refreshments, in two courses, were
served by the hostess.
Mr.. Frank Hull, 4Os West State
street, entertained Wednesday evening
the other members of a boys fraternity
to which he belongs, and their girl
friends, twenty four in all, enjoying a
delightful evening of music and dane
ing. Another amusement was an East
er game. in which the prizes went to
Miss Sara Chamberlain and Will Crary.
Light refreshments were served.
The heirs of the late Abraham and
Mary Ann Shannon, Of Gilman, and
others interested in the settlement of
~ At tn, ioe oitv
to arrange some business matters be-
fore the estate was made matter Of
court record. o. Shannon, a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shannon resides here.
The other heirs In the city Wednesday
were Henry Shannon of New Hart
ford: John Shannon and wife, of New
burg; Mrs Rebecca Hite, Of Gilman;
Mrs! A. ]. Stegall of Tama, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ferguson, of Des
Moines.
Mcintyre and Heath will be seen at
the Odeon Sunday evening, March 81,
in "The Ham Tree" described as KlaW
& changers Laugh Trust" The book
is by George v. Hobart, lyrics by Will
liam Jerome, and the music by Jean
Schwartz The company includes, IN
addition to Mcintyre and Heath, w. c..
Fields, the comic juggler; Frederick
V. Bowers, the tenor; the stately jean
ne fowler Carolyn Gordon. Belle
Gold, Alfred Fisher and David Tor
renee The ensembles include the most
beautiful chorus of singers and dane
ing girls ever presented in musical
play.