Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-06

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Ferguson's orchestra. the best dance
music in the city, plays at the base
ball fair at Forney's hall tonight.
Raspberry, cherry. strawberry ant
fig preserves in 10 and % cent bottles
Guaranteed under pure food law. Al
Woodmansee's.
Music by the Ferguson orchestra and
program of long dances are onl,
some OF the features OF the base ball
fair at Forney's hall tonight.
High class vaudeville at the Odeor
Sunday evening. The ever popular HUI
go company from Cedar Rapids. Eight
big acts. Prices 10. %. and 35 cents
Do not fail to see the immense dis
play of genuine antique oriental rugs
at the d. c. Wilbur store. A complete
line In charge of man direct from the
Orient.
The first meeting OF its new year
was held by the Baptist Mission cir
Gle Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Il. b. Jones, 1903 South Second
street.
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palmist and clairvoyant, on account of
her short stay and big business, will
give special readings tomorrow. 205
| East Church.
| Go to the opening dance at the Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday evening. April
49, Everything new and clean and
up to date. Jones'" nine piece or
chestra.
Refined and high class vaudeville at
| the Odeon Sunday night. The Vic Hugo
| company from the Peoples theater,
Cedar Rapids. Prices Is. 25 and 30
lcents.
| Carpenters. painters. paperhangers.
electricians and plano tuners are all
| busy at the Odd Fellows hall getting
1t in readiness for the opening dance
| Tuesday evening, April Q, 1907.
Wanted-3O0 men to hear ]. Lowell
Murray at Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.. $3.50
| p. M. Sunday. Subject THE Young
Men of India" Music by the Imperial
Male quartet and Y. NJ. c. A. orches-
| ira.
The satisfaction that comes from
perfect fit, good workmanship and the
knowledge that you are we'll dressed
will be yours If you have Psenicka
make your clothes. All the best and
newest weaves to select from
More and better food for your money
at Henry Sundell's North First avenue
Nothing but inspected meats used and
hi, pfa ;, o
sanitary manner. Henry Sundell
Special convocation Signet chapter
No. 3s. R. A. NJ, Monday April Sth.
afternoon and evening. Royal Arch
degree Banquet $50 p IN. Visitors
welcome Gavel falls $3.50 and 1880.
A. D. Meeker, H. F. Geo. r. Norris,
secretary.
Mrs. Julia w. Smith II South Ninth
street fell Friday and sprained her
right ankle quite severely. Mrs. Smith
was standing on desk chair cleaning
the wall, when the chair turned, throw
ing her to the floor The injury will
lay her UP for several days.
The satisfaction OF work we'll done,
and the enjoyment of an artistic effect
in the decoration OF your home will be
yours if you buy wall paper at the
Simmons store and have Simmons
workmen do the work. Prices that are
hard to duplicate, quality considered.
Mrs. w. l.. Place arrived home Fri
day night from Chadron, Neb., where
she was recently called owing to the
serious illness of her mother. Mrs. F..B.
va ,,ff rl1y, Of ic afr MrC
Woodruff's condition was slightly inn
proved when Mrs. Place left Chadron.
Let us have your curtains, rugs. etc,
to be cleaned or dyed and 1t will be
done satisfactory. We are also pre-
pared to French dry clean all kinds of
ladies' or gents clothing. chenille, ta-
pestry silk or lace curtains, in fact.
stand washing. Work called for and
delivered. Old phone 22J, new phone
Ill. Marshalltown Dye Works, 227
East Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. McCord were
lat home" Friday evening to the MEM
bers and congregation of the Presby-
terrain church. and very delightful
evening was SIlJoSe Gu ny tHe large
number present. Professor Christy Of
Iowa City, with Mr.. Ralph Hix as pi-
ano accompanist, entertained the
guests with musical consisting of
eight or more pleasing vocal numbers,
after which light refreshments We're
served
Friends and members Of the congre-
~. faov
church planned pleasant surprise
Friday night upon Rev. and Mrs G. s.
Lang. who are to leave the city for
Mr.. Lang's new charge. Anita. The oc-
casion was also celebration of the
twentieth anniversary of the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lang. On behalf of
their friends Mr.. John Herschel pre-
scented Rev. and Mrs. Lang with a
beautiful berry set. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
At a meeting Of members of the Re
tail Merchants Association, held this
morning, an insurance proposition, that
had been submitted, was taken up for
investigation. Further than to appoint
a committee, consisting of G. w. Law
renee, L. c. Abbott, P. F. Arney and
o. L. Ingledue to investigate, no defin-
lite action was taken. The subject is to
come up again at meeting of the as
ISOLATION to be held tonight to consid
der the question of branch of the
Iowa State College extension work, and
another meeting TO further consider il |