Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-24
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/ The CT ty in Brief
Dig crowds q clean sweep sale.
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aeerss J. Allen. optical specialist
Bis ,ssswds It clean sweep sale.
~. aahan. osteopath. fremont block.
EA1is alusio Co, pianos. II g. First.
oFdas yepf memorial aowers of
To9A
Don't forset the clean sweep sale at
W. and WA
Dr.. x. r. Lynn. physician and sur
seon. Office 1s2 West Main. phone sss.
~. j. i. Breckea,, Of Tama, was In
the city Tnssday afternoon on bust
ness
Iknabe. the -NorId's greatest piano.
Eadie. Music Company. IL South First
street.
Ysoman iodga. No. 2444. will give a
dance ct Red Mans hall next Thursday
ievsning.
NJ, %. ". Clock, prosainent farmer
,of Geneva. spent Tuesday, in the city
on business
The Catholic Ladieg Mite Society
WILL meet Thursday aftsrnoen at the
chufcA Basement.
nGrs. Jay Gould, 81 Liscomb, visited
f d 4v.A 49, ~ -, A., Nrr
and Mrs, >. e. Stanton.
want sas cost cent Der word per
anssrttoH-. They cost NttiS, but the re-
suits are Harge. Try one tomorrow.
Butter. butter. ws have plenty of the
fresh country butter at IS cents per
pound. Kendall a West, phone 44s.
Two new pictures every afternoon
West Mains street; usual admission 5
cents.
MrA 3phntPeaerSsn and son caswell,
T41l NesG Boone street, left Tuesday
inight for 1Aclk, Wis, whore t hey VITA
xesaaln for9the summer.
Mr.. andxMrs. A. A. Jones, Of Toledo.
who h4yesheen visiting for few days
with the formers brother. Mr.. Eli
JeRes. andfwlfe, returned home Mon
day.
The Excelsior Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. A. n. Rhoaies and Mrs.
Frank Williams at the Williamsthome,
604 East State street, Thursday. after
noon.
On account q ieavins city will sell
at bargain, bed, davenport, library
A,,~
chair and, other goods. EOS West Main
street
AR. ana.nirs. v. a Preston, .isir.~ and
sAdRs. p. A. Marsh and MIR. andrMrs. D.
"A Talbot, all of Grinnell. motored to
this city this morning where they re-
manned during the day.
Two furnished rooms connecting,
with all modern convendences, central
location, wanted by two young men,
Private family preferred, Address par!
t!culars care Of Times-Repuhlican.
Mrs. c, 6. Guilford. Of Plattevtne.
wis, arrived In the city Tuesday, and
viii be the guest of hsr daughter. Mrs.
-, "A. Collision, for q few weeks. Mrs.
Cellison, who gave birth TO- q son re-
Gently ~ st. ThoEnlS hospital. has
besn removed to her home.
The.funeraa. OF Henry johnson. color
ed. was held At 4 O'Clock Tuesday at
tsrnoon from the home. S12 South Cen
tor street, in charge OF Rev. Mr. John
son. The intssment' was in Riverside,
and the pail. bearers were Messrs. VIII
liam Bannon, Harry Warn, William r.
Moore. William johnson, s. L.. Starks,
and David Brown.
Rev.J. IA Albsook, financial agent of
Cornell College, Mount Vernon. was
IN the city this smorning for short
time while on his way home. Rev. Mr..
Aibrook has been. In Geneva attending
the annual meeting. Of the Womans
Foreign Missionary Society Of tho
nGarshalltown district OF the Upper
Iowa Methodist. conferences.
That We ere giving our / customers
,6rsat bargains .sin pianos has been
clearly demonstrated by the way they
3saWe been taken. Besides what we sold
"a 16asuaaHtownsparties NJ sold three
pianos Monday to people living over
4wenty-flve, miles from here that came
hers especially tosviyitaourtsale. p. o.
Evans Pdano.company. .11sEWest Main
street.
Mrs. q. B., Kirby. South Fifth av-
emo. very pleasantly entertained the
anembeU OF the Spinning'Wheel Chap
ter d. A. and a. .feW&others, Tues
day afternoon complinentaPy to Mrs