Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-26
DR.. Lierle. glasses fitted.

DR.. Lierle, glasses fitted.
DR.. Burka-t. osteopath. 302 w. MAR
Plenty of good seed potatoes. Apple
by 4 Wheeler
Fullers wall paper cleaner at Skegg'
Wall Paper Store.
Wedding rings in all sizes an
styles at Hellberg's.
Rehearsal for Union Depot at cas-
court room tonight.
Johnson's floor wax at Skegg's Wal
Paper and Paint Store.
MIR. N. r. Miller spent the day il
Belle Plaine on business.
For Rent--Two office rooms in Bin
ford block. See Bennett & Binford.
Japalac in all shades and sizes al
Skegg's Wall Paper and Paint Store.
AS good as the best. Better thar
the rest. Wellington's Best flour. $1.5t
per sack.
The Dorcas stocking darner will be
demonstrated at Nettie Ingledue's dry
goods store Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bullock went tc
Iowa Falls this morning to visit for d
few days with relatives
The prettiest patterns you ever saw
in rugs now in at Cards. BE sure to
see them. 216-21S East Main.
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The Court of Honor circle will meet
with Mrs Byron Carpenter 514 North
Second avenue. Friday afternoon.
Garden seeds all kinds. Small seeds,
two packages for cents at Culley's.
Peas, beans, and corn in 10 cent pack
ages.
Repair work done by Huston on all
kinds of roofing, spouting. etc. A first
class job and quick service. 1l9 West
Main.
Dried fruits, all kinds. Prunes from
6 cents up to 12la cents per pound.
Jumbo peaches. fancy apricots and
pears at Culley's.
New. modern home Of rooms in
choice residence part of city for quick
sale Cash or easy terms. See us at
once for particulars. Bell & Hill
Any one wishing to see the Dorcas
stocking darner attachment to a
ing machine demonstrated. can do SO
Saturday at Nettie lngledue's dry goods
store.
The Baptist Aid society will be en-
tertained F's.iday afternoon by Mrs. I.
l. WATSON and Mrs. Joseph Storms at
the WATSON home, 107 North Third
street.
Mrs. d. w. Jamison and daughter
Marie, returned to their home in Os-
kaloosa Wednesday. after visit since
Saturday at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Myo c. Hurlbut.
Miss Mary c. Middlekauff. accom-
panied by her brother law, Mr.. F.
DeButts, left for Wichita, Kas.. this
morning called there by the death of
her brother. Mr.. f. II. Middlekauff.
housekeeping time is about here
You'll need some new rugs. or other
floor coverings. curtains, shades. etc.
We have just what you want, and we
about it, Marion Gard.
With four Watchmakers and two
first class engravers, Hellberg. the
jeweler, is sure to please
most of his many costumers and give
them prompt service and first class
work See Hellberg for work in his
line.
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phe Glen Stoddard home. 104 West
Nevada street, which was quarantined
for smallpox Tuesday, was released /
from that quarantine today and a
for measles was placed on /
he home instead 1t developed that I
Mr. Stoddard, who is sick. has the
measles, and not the smallpox.
The Busy Bee circle of the l.. o. T.
VI. was entertained Wednesday after
loon by Mesdames Charles Seleine,
Smith and Olson at the Seleine home,
,O1 South Fourth street, with about
fifty present. During the social time,
, guessing contest took place, in which
he prize was won by Mrs. CARING
house. The hostesses served lunch.
The Wonderfully Wonderful Won
on exhibition in Schmidts
hardware store Saturday. March %.
rhe demonstration from the factory
will be here and lower the worlds rec
,rd for fast and easy washing. The
washer weighs only 30 lbs
Sets on stove to heat water Come
forenoon and afternoon
Iarch %.
"A Texas Ranger" has for the past
wo seasons toured the eastern country
laying only the larger of the cities.
where the praise of the offering has
cen only of the very highest order
he piece being beautifully staged with
IL of the accessories that go to aid
n a presentation Of performance
hat really appears true to life. This
ill be presented at the Odeon theater
n Saturday March IS. matinee and
light. Prices Is. %. So and so cents.
fatinee 10 and % cents.
The regular monthly social affair of
ne Hawthorne club and guests. was
moved "Wednesday evening at the
ONE of Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. Kemble, $50
.orth Third street. Mrs. Kenhle was
ssisted in serving the dinner at $3.50
clock. by Mrs A. A. Moore and Miss
s Jessie and Mary Hall. For enter
ainment afterWard. an auction fur
ished much merriment. Each one
resent took something to be sold, the
idder's knowing nothing of what the