Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-25

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Dr. Burkart, osteopath, 302 w. Main.
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Don't fail to see the Indians play
ball at Finkle's park Sunday
| Go to FinkLe's park Sunday and see
Green, the famous Indian pitcher.
DR.. Wood. eye, ear, throat special
list. Glasses fitted, Opposite Pilgrim.
They are not made up, they are the
genuine, full blooded Indians at Fin
kle's park Sunday.
A little better coffee for the money
than elsewhere at Will Miller's grocery.
1t will pay you to give him trial
order.
A very pleasant meeting of the
Court of Honor circle was held Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Young, SOC
East Linn street.
First class farm loan investments
can be obtained from Sutton & Evans,
farm loan attorneys, P. o. Box Sc, Tul-
sa. Indian Territory.
Chaplain Jesse Cole, of the soldiers
home, has been invited to deliver the
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May 80, and has accepted the invita-
ton.
Don't neglect to- attend the grand
Japanese auction sale,, opposite coNr::
house. Rich and rare pieces of Jap
anese art, all being sold at your own
price.
Bring In your watches and clocks. l
have two new watchmakers. First
class workman All work from now on
will be out when promised. R. w.
Chamberlain.
Rev. ]. H. Hadley. superintendent of
pastoral and evangelistic work of the
Iowa yearly meeting of Friends, went
to Abba Friday evening to be present
at the Oskaloosa quarterly meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs a. e. Ward, 1o2 North
First street entertained few friends
at five hundred, Friday evening. Mr..
F. n. Fritzel, of Toledo, O., was a
guest. Light refreshments were en-
joyed.
Miss Agnes Burroughs went to Ames
Friday evening. and after spending the
night there with college friends. ac-
companied them to Des Moines today
to be in attendance at the state field
meet.
The famous Tycoon teas, known the
world over for their excellence. are
sold in Marshall town by Will Miller,
the grocer The reputation Of these
teas was built on quality. Send Miller
"a trial nrder.
When you want good meat call UP
Schultz epbach's South Third avenue
shop. He guarantees to give you good
weight, Clean inspected meats and at
prices that will convince you that he
is on the square.
y / want your orders for meat. Every,
thing q first class butcher shop carries
u have and you will find it clean,
Wholesome and full weight. If you have
not time to visit my shop telephone me,
your orders f. Schutzenbach, South
Third avenue
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
divisions headed by Mrs. j. N. Baugh-
man and Mrs. l. Derby, gave supper
at the church Friday evening, which
was attended by over 200 patrons. The
ladies of the aid society spent the aft
ernoon at the church, lacking com-
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& A letter received here this morning
from Mrs. Chris Christensen, who is.
with her husband in Rochester, Mimi,
says Mr.. Christensen was operated on
Wednesday and is, doing very nicely.
Mr.. Christenson's operation was for
severe case of hemorrhoids.
The seventh grade pupils of Mrs.
Jessie Liston, principal of the Abbott
school, enjoyed picnic. supper Friday
afternoon after school hours, it being
held in the children's eating room.
The kindergartners of Miss Alice Baird,
at the Abbott, gave a program OF
games and songs Friday afternoon the
mothers and friends of the children
being invited guests.
Mrs. A. T. Ware and daughter
Margaret, OF Richmond. Ind, are in the
city for a, three weeks visit with the
formers parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. II.
Had1ey, BOG West Boone street. Mrs
Ware formerly lived in Marshalltown,
when her husband was pastor of the
Friends church here. Rev. Mr.. Ware is
now pastor of the East Main street
Friends church Of Richmond
Mrs. c. c. 1ngraham went to Grim
nell this. morning for a two weeks
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