Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-12

Echo brand canned fruits and vege-
tables, complete line and they are
fine. Olson.
Vic Hugo's high class vaudeville. al
the Odeon next Sunday evening. Prices
Is, % and 35 cents.
Fresh fried cakes, fried In lard at
Wachters Candy Store: also fine
homemade candy and ice cream. 80
West Main.
For nifty job of horseshoeing In any
line, driving track or truck horses See
us Palmer & Turbush, rear of 5ia
East State street.
Have you seen it? The new musical
instrument? The Humanatone. The
most wonderful instrument out. Only
20 cents, at Eadie- Wards.
Fancy Strawberries. head and leaf
lettuce. spinach. pie-plant radishes.
celery. cucumbers. new onions. cab
bage and tomatoes at Culley's.
No distress or misery from over eat
ing IL you strengthen the stomach with
Mi -o-na Fifty cents a box: sold under
guarantee Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
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Learn how to convert your old floors
or woodwork into new hardwood. Ex-
pert demonstration to show you how, at
Mcbride ard VIII Drug Co.. April Ii,
~ and 10.
60.
MISS fannle husseli ana MIS- IRA NJ
Arney were in Liscomb Thursday In at
ta,danca M tho funeral Of the late Mrs.
polston 1ntermant followed
!, tho Alhion cs,eterv
So
You told me the, other evening you
were coming for a sitting. Come right
along while you are feeling hne ana
...,,e., So, 80 ,,h,t,aranha.
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IT you can't eat three good square
meals DAY without indigestion, your
stomach needs strengthe mng win Nh
o-na. Flfty cents a nox u ~ neips YOU
mourning IL !, laiis. MSpiiue q y" ~ ~ US
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Ihe regular meeting OF the Laaies
Aid society of the German Evangeicai
church was neld THURSDAY afternoon
with Mrs. Gottlleb 'schmeiz. ~ East
Linn street A very pleasant meeting
was enjoyed.
Mrs. c. NJ. Propst, of Liscomb, spent
Wednesday In the city, Mr. and Mrs
Propst and family expect to move PACK
to this city some time during the sum-
mer, and occupy their residence proper
ty at 40S West Linn street.
have ,a.sed iha M st,Iro known as
is'se iSs''TNd .'tS
OF May VIII be READY TO take cattie
for pasture. you can make arrange
ments at the Sou1tl Slae ooai SloItner-
~ the Anson Coz oHlce. T.. M. oeick-
Ter.
4 lady will be admitted free with
each 30-cent ticket reserved before 6
o'clock at the Odeon Monday evening,
April 10Th. The Trousdale Bros. the
alter Company Will open a two nights
cents.
rhe funeral of Ms sarah Rolston.
h.1a fro,n tho rasidance near 1.iscomb,
,rhnrsdaw afternoon wa. very largely
a,tandad asnacially hy tho older res
lde'nts OF lne township ana .oMh -
Aioioh ceh'etelg.
Mrs w. II. Nelson. of Boone. was in
the city Wednesday afternoon, en- route
to Mason City, where, for a few days,
SHE will be in attendance at a meeting
of the advisory board of the Odd Fell
lows ophans' home. of which she is
member.
Miss Minnie Hogancamp, daushter
or Mr. ana MRS. Jonn Hogailcaf'p. nv
ing two miles southwest OF Green
Mountain, is improving Slowly from an
attack Oh appeioicl'is. ~ 10 plooape
that an operation VIII De peflofiiieo
after the patieht makes d recovery
from the present attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holt and Mr..
and Mrs. John Moriarty went to Oska =
,,a..l of Eranl. i,.rson which was held
this afternoon. Mr.. Carson died of ty-
nh,,;d fever Wednesday Mr. Carson
is known here by Iowa Central train
mon having rim thru this CITY in the
freight service as fireman.
A transfer has been filed with the
county recorder for the sale of the old
H. ]. Benson property at 305 Fremont
street, corner of Third and Fremont,
which Mr. Benson disposed of some
mas.ar al Union now of Arapahoe. Neb.
The sale figured in the trade of mill.
nronartv and is listed in the deal at
"a ion
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Mrs. T. Binford, Mrs. G. w. Schick.
Mrs. Gertrude Schick and Mrs. Ida