Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-05
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The City in Brief
/ Eastman kodaks at Nswton'a
futile. jswelsr. ine watch repairing
Or. Gran.m. osteopath, fremont block
Fresh garden seeds 1t the Racket
Store.
Mr.. N. whitaker was In Toledo to-
| day on business.
| Fifty cent granite ware now selling
Tor ~ cents. at the Racket.
+. Veal. beef. pork or mutton for your
Sunday dinner at 1saacsons
u b ladies hold an exchange at D.
C. Wilbur's tomorrow afternoon.
Brown,ths photographer. Is now To-
Gated over Abbott's hardware store.
MarshaM Lodge. No. lOs. A. F. 4 A.
NJ, will work on second degree tonaght,
1880 p. m.
Messrs. David Lennon and Jesse g.
Williams were in Des Woines today on
business.
Want ads in the Times-Republican
cost cent per word per insertion Try
one tomorrow.
wanted-1s OF II year old boy for
Office and mailing room work. Apply
at this Office.
/ wanted-25 all around carriage trim
mers and painters. Copper BuGGy
Company. Dubuque, Iowa
Bring your produce and poultry to
the Palace Market, % South Center
street. for the highest price
Isaacson has just received a large or
der from Britain & Company Of hams,
bacon and lard for Saturday.
/ String beans. cucumbers, new cab
bage, new potatoes, pieplant, ETC., for
Saturday. Reynolds & Sheldon.
| The witenagemote Club met Thurs
i dny afternoon with Mrs. S. p. Kntsely
and continued its regular reading.
! We will have a fine strawberry to-
morrow which we will sell at 10 cents
for a quart box. Carlson Brothers and
VIII.
| Nine dollars buys f1fty-pound New
Iceberg refrigerator: first class work
manship. hardwood, good value. See
| Schmidt.
I Twelve dollars buys a seventy-fi five
pound New Iceberg refrigerator. two
wire shelves. q very desirable size. See
| Schmidt.
| Beinert's drug store guarantees you
a good drink Of soda water If you will
/ e.k<> 0,nA tpx "A nv
flavor you wish.
| The Stampede tonight at the Isis
theater, East Main street. Don't fall
to see this picture. 1t is a big western
play. imp Aim Best yet.
| Beinert's pharmacy Is ready any
time of the day to serve you your ia
vorite drink Of soda water. Made the
way you like to have It made. Come
| in and try our egg drinks and our de-
licious sundaes.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph schaffer. OF
| Valley Falls, Kan, are parents OF a
isda1ghter,. born - st. Thomas hospital
Mrs. Schaffer. who 10 sister Of Mrs.
iR. F. Moroney. 100 West GRANT street.
| was in the city for visit at the Ma
roney home.
The Busy Bee circle Of the L. O.. T.
| 81. waS entertained THURSDAY afternoon
| by Mrs. w. n. Allison, Mrs. Jennie
/ Pepper and Mrs. breckenridge, at, the
1 Allison home. 206 South Fifth avenue
Entertainments were enjoyed. Fifteen
were present
II you have anything that you are
not going to need, now that you have
| finished cleaning house, sell It.. If it Il
surprised how many people will pay
you good price for It. A small want
/ ad in the Tines-RepubHcan tomorrow
will bring you buyer.
Having purchased the plumbing busi-
ness of F. E. Bailey ask the contin-
uance Of the old patrons. My exper-
! fence with this business believe en-
ables me to offer the best service.
| will make speciality OF repairing. The
j'phone number, $40, will be the same.
C. r. Diffenbacher. =
Neighbors and friends, to the num-
Der Of thirty hve. pleasantly surprised
Mrs. Anda Morse, sos East Linn street
Thursday eevning. the occasion being
her Goth birthday anniversary. The
crowd presented Mrs. Morse with ma
terial for q pretty tailored skirt and
money for the making Of it, and served
a delicious two-course lunch.
The Lamoille women's Club was en-
tertained Friday afternoon by MRS
Homer Heishman. Papers were given
as follows: "A Trip to the Pacific
Coast" by Mrs. Della Bissette; "A Trip
to the Atlantic Coast" by Mrs. Ella
Herrick; and "a Trip to California" by
| MRS Lulu Carson. Mrs. Will Ennis
was elected as delegate to the bien-
NAL at Sioux City. "A dainty lunch
was served by the hostess.
Mr.. Frank Armour. Of Oskaloosa,
spent Thursday In the city. coming to
| meet Mrs. Armour, who reached the
city from California, where she has
been visiting relatives for the past sew
en- months. 1dr. Armour spent several
weeks In California during the winter.
but returned home in February. Mr..
and Mrs Armour spent Thursday here
| at the J. I Armour homo. and went
| to Oslzaloosa in the evening.
we have for tomorrow lots Of fresh
stun-wax beans, telephone peas, to-
matoes, new potatoes, green peppers,
radishes, carrots, water cress, wine sap