Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-27
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
, Geo. j. Allen, optical specialist.
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4 Dr. Wood. eye. throat, nose. and ear
Big line sterling and plated war;
at Aliens.
Wanted-Intelligen boy at JOSEPH
jewelry store
Buy the La Crosse hammock, sold b.
Horne & Gelvin.
Fresh caught bullheads, halibut ant
pike at Culleys market.
New Process bread None so good
Culley, the grocer, handles it.
Mr. Cady o. Lawrence, of Union, was
in the city this morning on business
The Apex coaster wagon is roller.
bearing, strong and durable, for $500
Horne & Gelvin.
New beets, cabbage, water cress
dollhouse and southern grown cucum-
bers, at Culley's.
Make the most of the summer vaca-
ton by entering Central Iowa Bush
ness College, June s.
New ginghams at NJ. F. Andrews
Qualities that have sold at 1874 cents
to IA cents, now 10 cents.
II Nicholas Miller and Fred Marshall
left today for Chicago, where they will
remain for several days.
H Ask your grocer about Napoleon
flour made from the best hard wheat,
bought right and sold right.
4 Mrs. ]. H. Page, of Denver, Colo,
who hassbeen visiting for several weeks
/ with relatives at Geneva, was in the
city today while on her way to her
home.
/ Mr.. r. A. Decker, OF Clear Lake, s.
| d., arrived in the city Tuesday night to
visit for few days at the homes of
! his daughters, Mrs. c. r. Speers and
Mrs. B. w. Sinclair,
i Mrs. C.. A. Eadfe returned home
Tuesday afternoon from weeks visit
in Ft. Dodge at the home of her sister.
Mrs. J. NJ. Schaupp, and in Eagle
1 Grove with numerous friends.
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| All of those who wish to take meals
at the Country Club on Saturday, Me-
mortal Day, must notify Mrs. Pierce at
| the club house, by not later than Fri
day night or Saturday morning.
C. E. Castle, an Iowa Central brake
man, who has been spending the past
month in Alberta province, Canada, re-
turned to the city Tuesday, and re-
sumed his employment with the COM
pany.
Mrs o. Holconb, who has been Wis
iting i'll Cedar Rapids for two weeks
| with her sister Mrs. H. e. Good, re-
turned home Tuesday night, accom-
panied by Mrs. Good. The latter will
remain here for a week.
Things given away free are usually
not very valuable, but the Cake Sc
crets" booklet is an exception. 1t is
sent free upon request, with name of
your grocer, by Igleheart Brothers,
desk 6. Evansville, Ind Thirty-tWo
pages of tested recipes and inforina-
ton on fine cake and pastry baking.
A. c. Everist, who was formerly fore
man in the paint shop of the Iowa
Central but who has been on the
Isthmus of Panama for a little more
than year, arrived in the city Tues
day to spend a furlough of a month
visiting with friends and relatives in
the city. Mr.. Everist was accompanied
by his wife.
The bi-weekly dance at the Country
Club, which would ordinarily be held
Friday night of this week, will be held
instead on the night of Memorial Day.
The change was made so. that the
dance and the tournament and picnic
of the members, which it is planned
to hold on Saturday, would come on the
same day.
1 do not pay any railroad fare to
people to get illem to go with me, but
will give them the best trip as an edu-
Gator as to the possibilities of the
country in the vicinity Of Plainview,
Texas. Take the matter up with e.
w. Winery at an early date, so that
free berths and other accommodations
can be provided for you.
Mr. and Mrs l.. C. Abbott, South
Fifth avenue, gave a family dinner
party Tuesday evening complimentary
to the formers brcther-in-law, Mr..
Harrison Williams, of New York City,
who has been here for about "a week.
Mr.. Williams started for New York on
Tuesday night, accompanied by shis lit
tie son, Harrison Williams, Jr., who !
has been spending The winter at the
A. G. Click home.
N. r. Cliff. and j. S. Smith, of Gear
ing. Were in the city this morning,
while on their way to their home from
Eldora, where they attended a confer !
ence and banquet of those interested in
the promotion of the proposed electric !;
railway. The plan is to build the road (
from Eldora to Ames, and Gearing, Ro- |
land and Nevada, are all anxious to I
have the line pass thru their town. Mr..
Cliff and Mr.. Smith were advancing |
the interests of Gearing at the meet t
ing. \
Mrs. w. P. Flower, 407 West Main /
street, entertained over eighty of her :
lady friends at a o'clock luncheon
afternoon A dainty color /
scheme of green and white prevailed in |,
the decorations and menu, which was
served in three courses. Those who i
waited upon the guests, assisting the
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