Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-21
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The City in Brief

The City in Brief 5
Smoke Franklin cigars.
Or. Rullard. osteopath. 2s =. Main
DR.. wood. eye, throat. nose. and ear
Fraternal fair at Forney's hall to-
ight.
Mrs. Paul Nichols. of Minerva, was
the city today.
Special prices on all canned goods at
batesols 4 Clemens.
A 3. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
Telephone New 116, Old 675-J,
a Don't fail to hear the Crescent Man
3clin club at Fraterral fair tonight.
81 Childreu.s colo. - u.S.,ses. odd lots,
10 Per cent discount to close out. Or
Undo Baxter.
1Neuralgia, rheumatism and kindred
lis are durable. Consult DIR. II. y.
3aairs. over 100 East Main.
E|W. 81. Babcock, OF Des Moines, state
jecretary of the boys work Of the Y.
Is. c. A., was in the city this morn
bs,
81 The business mems banquet will be
Sk1ad promptly at o'clock Friday eve.-
Linz in Columbia hall on West Main
FItreet.
III The finest bread from Banner -four.
/ kou can get it at your grocer's. a
f3plendid flour at q medium price. Try
sack now.
81 sDr. MARS has special remedy for
liver, stomach and kidney troubles and
heir attendant ills. 1t costs nothing to
k3Snsult him. Over 120 East Main.
81 The regular meeting of the Tirzah
liza society, which was to ,have been
held tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. j.
Meyers, sol Lee street, has been
Postponed.
81 Miss Margaret G. Petit, Sos South
Sixth street, was removed to the de-
s1ention hospital Wednesday night srf-
S7ering with smallpox. The home was
uarantined.
q When you buy piano you want one
That has a recognized value. The KIM
ball has q reputation built on quality
Ind you make no mistake when you
buy this piano. See A. ]. Morrissey,
AGENT, at III East Main.
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u After a stormy session of the enter
aainment committee it was decided that
% one should be stung at the banquet
Aeriday evening Accordingly no sub
8cripticn papers will be circulated pub
acly at that entertainment.
4 Marshalltown people have never, yet
athered at banquet WITHOUT having
Ia enjoyable time. Friday the hour of
meeting is early, so as to send busy
men home at a reasonable hour on the
I've Of a busy Saturday to follow.
everybody is invited to attend the
business mems banquet, but they
4hould get tickets Thursday sure, as
tinal answer goes to the caterers
Thursday evening. Tickets 81 OF any
bank, drug store, ary goods, hardware
br clothing store.
4 Take care Of yonf complexion. Prop
81 soaps, and other toilet requisites are
necessary. A glance at our window viii
live Won some valuable suggestions.
1etu,s tell you about these goods, why
hey are better than others, and let
is quote prices. Alexander Drug Co.
Df. and Mrs. g. NJ. Johnson, OF Ma
uuoketa, were In the city today as the
raests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Palmer
being, on their way. home from a trip
10 Oklahoma. DR.. Johnson was mem
her OF the school board of Maa"cketa
M en- Mr.. Palmer was superintendent
khere.
il Our lady readers can for short
lime, obtain very valuable 32-page
!kree booklet entitled "Cake Secrets" If
They will at once send their grocers
hanle Ito Igleheart Brothers, desk s.
Evansville, Indiana. This firm manu-
kact ures the famous Swans Down pre-
barred flour.
i the Busy Bee circle of the L. o. T.
IN. was entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Ernest Pepper. Mrs. K
la. Swanson and Mrs. F. w. Moehrl. at
khes Pepper home. SIG North Second
street About thirty were present. and
Following the regular business meet
Ing, the hoStesses served a lunch.
The Alexander Drug Company has a
Window full of summer toilet iequis-
ties that will interest the ladies es-
pet,ialiy. 1t includes toilet soaps. face
bowder., face lotions, talcum powders
Ind other articles needed more espe-
kiallv during the summer months.
prices have been made very reasonable.
Mr. George H. Beebe went to Mason
CITY Wednesday evening, where he will
he present at the annual convention of
hhe State Association of the National
Association of Stationary Engineers,
(which will be held today. Friday, and
Saturday, Mr.. Beebe is treasurer of
the state association.
"A crowd of boys of the Railroad Y.
M C.. A., in charge of George Her
sschel and one or two of the officers
fof the association, will go to the goose
ponds, west of the city, Friday evening.
|to camp over night The boys will
|take tents and camp equipment along.
and will return some time Saturday.
Id is expected that a dozen or more
|wiil make up the party If the weather
rs favorable.
Albert Kelson, an Iowa Central pas
|senger brakeman. who has been away
pn a six months leave of absence, re-