Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-25

Gas ranges, 1907 pattern, only $40.
See the Gas Co.
Attend the gingham sale Tuesday al
Benedict & Brintnalls
| Wanted - Experienced sewing girls
at once at A. H. Simon's store.
Let Helbers fit you those glasses and
you will think you got new pair of
i eyes.
| Just received new line of belts belt
buckles and combs at Beredict &
| Brintnalrs.
More of those celebrated Longines
watch works in this morning, at
Hellberg's.
| Lost-A blue and white enamel pin,
marked NJ. S Return to A. II. Simon,
| 80 Sast Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Christianson,
| 107 South Seventh avenue, are parents
of a daughter, born this morning.
| Telephone Chas. j. Lander for any
thing in the drug or toilet goods lines,
and secure prompt delivery.
/ -
| Woven chicken fence is made of No.
20 and No. 10 wire, but the electric
welded poultry fence is made of No. 13
and even No. ~ wire.
| See the new alarm clock at He'll
berg's. This clock will get you out
of bed If you are alive. 1t is the most
| horrible thing out yet-eary In the
| morning.
| Special convocation Signet chapter,
| No. 49, r. A. M, this evening; work.
Visitors welcome. Gavel falls 7:30
sharp. A. D. Meeker, II. P. George r.
Norris. secretary
| The crisis in Miss Helen McGowan's
case of pneumonia came about mid
night Sunday. and today the patient is
very much improved. She is still Sc
riously ILL., however.
For thirty five years we have been
doing watch work This and thousands
Of satisfied customers will be proof
enough that the place to have your
watch fixed is at Helloers's.
Messrs. Stanton and Sandberg. MEM
bers OF the vaudeville team on at the
| Bijou last week. left the city Sunday
night Mr.. Sandberg for Chicago, and
Mr.. Stanton for New York.
Nine. lara has arrived in Marshall
town and is stopping at EOS East
Church street. Nine. lara is New
York's favorite palmist and clairvoy-
ant. Her ad appears in amusement
column.
Miss Jane Benedict. who is stu
Milwaukee, Wis, arrived home Satur-
day evening, and will spend her Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. e. Benedict.
Mrs. Margaret Ackert was hostess to
the Saturday Afternoon'W Whist club at
it's regular meeting. Outside of the
members, those present were Mrs. A.
Janney. Mrs. G. H. e. Boardman and
Miss Emma Woodbury..
The Railroad Y Nj. c. A. have made
a unique offer, whereby any bright boy
or girl can earn ticket to the Kathar-
inc RidgeWay entertainment at the M.
E. church, Friday evening. Call up the
association for particulars.
Miss Katherine Schlicht of Worth
ngton, teacher in the public schools
of Baxter, was brought to the city Sat
ultday suffering with typhoid fever, and
was taken to st. Thomas hospital. Miss
Schlicht is quite dangerously sick, and
for time Sunday was ,deirious. She
is somewhat improved today.
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A little girl and match came near
starting fire in the home of an Ital-
ian family at sos Frederick street
Sunday evening at 80 o'clock The
child was upstairs in the house, and
in lighting the match the head flew
into some bedding which 1t ignited.
The burning furnishings We're thrown
outdoors and no damage resulted.
The funeral of Roy Raber was large
ly attended Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock from the home of the lads par
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Raber, 403ls
South First street. Rev. p. H. Hines
had the services in charge. The pail
bearers, pupils from the Click school,
and classmates of the deceased, were
Harry Pursell. Ralph McBroom, Cor
nell Nodland. Dean Lierle, Carl Bous-
urn and James Higham.
DR.. T. H. Cleand, of Chicago, west
ern representative Of the American
Tract society, will lecture before the
young mems Bible class of the Railroad
Y NJ. c. A. this evening on the Pas
sion Play" Mr.. Cleland witnessed its
production in 1900 DR.. Cleland
preached three times in the city Sun
day. In the morning he appeared at
the mems meeting at the Y. NJ. C, A.
and in the evening he addressed an au-
I'll AT "a Ia nit nh11roh
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. johnson and
daughters, of West Superior, Wis., who
have been at the home of Mrs john
sons sister, Mrs. Henry Nicholson,
fnur and one-half miles northeast of
the city. have returned to their home.
The visit of Mr.. and Mrs Johnson,
contemplated with numerous relatives
turnout the county was spoiled because
of the illness of both of their daugh-
tiers of scarlet fever. They have been
guaranteed during most all of their
visit and were only able to visit at the
home of one other sister of Mrs. john
son. Miss Ethel Powell, of this city,
Mrs. Johnson's sister. accompanied the
family home and will remain indefin-
itely.