Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-01
DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
Band fair begins tomorrow night.

DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
| Band fair begins tomorrow night.
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Mass meeting for boys. IL to Is year
old at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday at
p. III.
For a garden pillow with shovel an,
culttvator two wheels. $500 Sc
Schmidt
One of the largest and the hes
stocks of wall paper will be found a
Dinges x tverist.
ASK your grocer or butcher for An.
Choir brand hams, bacon and lard
Made by Britain Il Co
Special-Saturday only. yard wild,
black taffeta silk, 81 quality, 10 cent.
a yard. Archie Parker.
Mr.. Harry Fisher. Waterloo bust
ness man, will speak to the boys meet
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. at 3 y. IN. Sun
day.
Mrs. j. kruble, who has been max
ings her home with her daughter, Mrs.
w. lo Flower. is quite i'll with erysp-
elias
Investigate the merits of the COM
binaton belt. waist and skirt support
err, now being demonstrated at +. r.
Lays.
Boston baked beans. plain and with
tomato sauce. Ready for your table
every day at the Standard Bakery, ITO
West Main,
This is May day. Celebrate by see
ing the Great May Day Circus of the
Y. VI. c. A. gymnasium. Only % cents.
Worth twice the money.
Messrs. II. L. and A. p. Spencer. of
Oskaloosa. who have been in this city
and Chicago on business. returned to
Oskaloosa this morning.
Bring your boy to Painters clothing
store tomorrow and buy the best suit
you ever bought for him. On this sale
we are offering some real bargains.
Mrs. f. H. WINERY and Mrs. c. l..
Rogers. of Union, We're in the city
night to witness the Shu-
bert production of The Witching
Hour
Plain Boston baked beans and with
tomato sauce for tomorrow at the
Standard Bakery, 10 West Main. 4
dish you'll like. Order early. Both
phones.
The regular study meeting of the
Congre ational Ladies' Missionary So
eiety was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. H. c. Wilson. 1919
East Grant street
Mr.. II. j. Benson, of Union, was in
the city Thursday on business. going to
Des Moines in the evening to attend
of the Iowa Mill owners In
surance association.
The Iowa College base ball team, of
Grinnell. was in the city this morn
ng on its way to Mount Vernon.
where the team played the team of
Cornell College this afternoon.
If you want the best buttermi'l
bread. get that with the green label,
made only by Robertson & Strub. If
your grocer does not have it. call at
our place or telephone your order.
3otil phones.
Jerry S. Green on Odd Fellowship
onight. No one can afford to miss this
,reat and it is absolutely free to all.
Let all and especially all fraternalists
urn out and give our fellow citizen a
meeting.
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play and j. C. Holingsworth were
POSSESSES at the Van Derveer home,
05 North Third street, Thursday aft
rnoon, to the Excelsior Aid society.
rhe afternoon was enjoyed in the us
lal way, and the hostesses served re-
reshments.
Mrs. George E. Lundy, and daughter
Margaret, of Chattanooga, Tenn, ar
lived in the city Thursday evening,
md will remain until September at the
home Of Mrs. Lundy's parents, Mr.. and
Yrs. j. n. Garwood. Mrs. Lundy was
ormerly Miss Nellie Garwood, teach
r in the public schools of this city.
A small company of lady friends,
most of whom were married only re-
emily, We're entertained Thursday af-
ernoon at a o'clock luncheon by
Mrs. Merritt Greene. Jr., at Edge
worth. Her guests We're Mesdames
otto c. Dentzer, of Chicago; George
lowe, Ray Doolittle, w. H. Gilbert,
l. S. Lawrence, l.. e. Matson, E. E.
Benedict and Merritt Greene. Decora-
ions of violets and spring flowers Were
cry effectively used in the dining
Dom. The afternoon was enjoyed So
tally.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Railroad
:. M. c. A. was entertained Thursday
fternoon by Mesdames E. c. Lainson,
I. d Ward, r. B. Reasoner and l.. c.
1edearis. at the Lainson home. 302
'orth Fourth street. Miss Grace
gave a couple of piano num-
ers, Lucille Meredith and Marguerite
.ewis, piano and violin numbers. and
IRIS. Rodney Wells and little Mar
arat Frazer some pleasing readings.
large number of members and
uests were present. The hostesses
erred refreshments.