Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-12
See the Sleeping Beauty. Elite.
DR.. Billiard osteopath. 90 f. Main
Dr. Wood eye, throat. nose. and car.
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DR.. Wood. eye, throat. nose. and car
Regular dance at Forney's hall We'd
nesday evening.
Right goods at right prices in paint
line. Wheeler & Hoag.
Mr.. F. W. Hickman. of Liscomb.
spent the day in the city.
Electric motors in every horse
power. A w. Carroll 4 20.
Dried fruits are lower in price and
Culley has the biggest assortment. See
his display.
'Culley has salt mackerel at 10, Is and
40 cents each, salt white fish, salmon,
and herring in his market.
Mrs. George II. Norris submitted to a
surgical operation at St Thomas hos
pital this morning. She is doing nicely
this afternoon.
Mr. James Elder, of Mason City, ar
rived here Monday to visit for a few
days at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
c. H. e. Boardman.
Tonight at the Methodist church Rev.
Merle N. Smith will deliver his lecture
on Robert Burns" It's fine. The pro-
ceeds are for good cause. Admission
rs cents
Ask members of the Twentieth Cen
fury club what they think of Rev
Smiths lecture on Robert Burns; and
then you will hear it next Tuesday
evening at the Methodist church.
We do all kinds of stamping for fan
cy work, and have the perforated pat
terms for sale for those who wish to
do their own stamping; also full line
of materials for fancy work. Orlando
Baxter
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Haskin, of Fer
guson who have been visiting in Grin
nell with Mr. Haskin's daughter, Mrs.
Charles F. Kicker, and family, arrived
in the city Monday evening to visit
with Mrs. Haskin's sister, Mrs. Jud
Garfield, for week.
Mr.. Fred Carl returned home this
morning. Mr.. Carl started Sunday
with his wife for Ottawa, kas., but
Mrs Carl, who was going there in the
hopes of benefitting her health, was
unable to proceed farther than Des
Moines, where she is now in a hos
pital. 1t will probably be several weeks
before she can be brought home.
President L. NJ Osborne. of the
Marshalltown Buggy Company, and
Mrs. Osborne, arrived home this morn
ing from Plaintield. Ind, where Mrs.
Osborne has been visiting for the past
seven weeks as the guests of Mr.. Os-
borne's relatives Mr.. Osborne, who
has been looking after business matters
in Indiana for two weeks, went to
Plainfield and accompanied his wife
home.
The fishing season for Iowa opens
on May Is. You had better look over
your tackle and see if there is any,
thing short We have a full and COM
plete stock of seines, both landing and
dip nets, staging, steel poles, jointed
bamboo poles, reels from 15c to $40,
and lines from &c to $1.75. Our line of
patent bats was never better. We In
vite you to inspect our line and COM
pare our prices. Horne & Gelvin.
Miss Luella Mendenhail, 2o5 South
First street, was hostess Monday ev-
ening at a surprise party in honor of
the 18th birthday anniversary of her
mother. Mrs. e. B. Mendanhall. About
twenty guests We're present and gave
Mrs. Mendenhall many substantial re-
membranes of the occasion. Vocal and
instrumental music was enjoyed, in
GLIDING selections by the ladies' quar-
tet of the Friends church. Miss La
vinia Collington. of Des Moines. gave
readings A light lunch was served.
Mrs. A. G. Johnson 202 North Cen
ter street was hostess at surprise
party on her son, Mr.. Sidney Johnson.
Monday evening, in honor of his 18th
anniversary. Eighteen We're present,
the guests aside from his boy friends,
being Rev. w. p. James, and Messrs.
J. C. Nelson, b. F. Crenshaw and A. B.
Dawson Mrs. Johnson served dinner
at 6 o'clock. following which pro-
gram of informal toasts was enjoyed,
Mr.. Crenshaw acting as POSTMASTER.
The evening proved a very enjoyable
one. $3.50