Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-08

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The City in Brief
Ripplette.
Try whitney Bros quality flour.
Dr.. Bullard. osteopath. 15 West Main
Watches at Miller's, 12l East Main
we make a speciality Of coffees ant
teas. Whitney Bros.
Miss Grace Van Orman spent Tues
day In Union on business.
0eoree r. Norris, IRE. lightning an
tornado insurance. Over 81 West NAN
Hen coops. round, made Of heav.
galvanized wire. Write for prices. Of
wee Schmidt
d.. Ralph Keyser has moved from
the Hopkins block to over McBr1oe
Wills drug store.
Ripplette. What Is it? New wasl
fable. Never needs to be ironed. W.
have 1t. The Andrews Store.
Eat Lainson's potato chips. The!
ara made each day to your grocer!
order. e. G. Lainson Specially Com
pany.
Don't fail to attend the old fashione'
district school given at the baptls
church, Friday. May 10. Admission i
cents.
Mis-. Theresa Mcconnell left thi
morning for Miller, 8. d.. where sh
VIII visit for an indefinite time at Tn
w. II. Waters home.
Special fashion show at the isis
The latest Paris styles for spring an
summer will be shown at the ISIS 10
night. Ladies, don't miss this.
Treat your wife to a New Perfection
kerosene stove, the correct summer
stove: used in thousands Of homes
safe a a. lamp. See Schmidt.
The members Of the Baptist Hill Bi
HE Glass met Tuesday afternoon a
:. the home Of Mrs. Harry Jennings. 10
South Eighth street, and took up thel
:, routine study.
4, The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
8 q. Carter who has been at ST
Thomas hospital following an opera
= <0ys
removed to her home today. The pa
tient is doing nicely.
Chaplain Jesse Cole. of the soldiers
home is confined to his home with al
attack of urema. which has alst
caused a functional heart disturbance
An Improvement in the chaplains con-
dition was noticeable today.
N For sale-1 desire to sell my hon-
place. including two houses on sam
Int VIII sell together or separately
!. Good income property Fall modern, fin
location. Also will sell properties
los South Fourth street and LOT Sout
Third street. All close in. No trade
INQUIRE Theodore Johnston. Times-Re
publican Office.
M. ]. o. Adams left Tuesday even
Ing for Eads. Colo. where he Will re
main for an indefinite time looking aft
or the interests Of his homestead II
Kiowa county. Mr.. Adams was accom-
panied by his father. Mr.. william
Adams, who will go on to Denver TO
& A indefinite visit with his son. MI
W. W. Adams, and family.
nd
Iashelle were hostesses Tuesday att
ernoon at the home of the former. 81
North First avenue, to the w. II. I
AID Society at its regular meeting. Tn
afternoon was spent in the usual way
and the hostesses were assisted IN IN
serving by Misses Leta LaShelle an
Florence Teager. About thirty-flve wer
present, including two guests. Mr.
William Battin and Mrs. w. A. san
doe.
Mrs. John Humphreys was hostes!
Tuesday afternoon at her home, corner
az Second avenue and Linn street, tt
the members Of the Archers. The after
noon was enjoyed in a social way fol-
lowing the business session, the work
OF the society being laid aside for thu
day. The hostess was assisted In serv-
1nS by Mrs. H. s. Hoffa and the lat.
ter's little daughter. Florence. There
was an attendance Of twenty-five Al
the meeting.
kxspited States postoffice, Marshall
town. Iowa. Sealed proposals will b.
received, at this building until 2 o'clocl
5. M, May 20. 1912, for furnishing fuel
|iigf,ts. water, ice. miscellaneous sup
plies, washing towels, hauling ashes
and sprinllhng streets for this building
Touring tho fiscal year ending June 30
[, 1918. or such portion Of the year a:
may be deemed advisable. The righ
Ito reject any and all bids IL reserved
Iby the treasury department. M. S
LMcFhrland. acting custodian.
The cream Of burlesque field Will ap
pear at the Odeon Friday evening whel
tho Moulin Rouge girls tread the boards
and without doubt this is the bes
Rburlesque show that has been on tn
road for years playing the Independent
| time and circuits. The costuming Il
the best that money could procure, tn
best Of the seasons song hits ant
snappy ginGery dances. while the ful
win DO supplied by John Grant an
[Eddie Harris and q few other famous
| funmakers in very funny burlettas.
Thornton, Iowa, Feb. .. 1912. Dr.
Rwilbert Shallenberger. Dear Sir: Fol
tYenty-three years suffered with tn
worst bleeding piles, ana at timel
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