Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-09
DR. Billiard, osteopath. IS E. Main.
All sizes flower pots at Culley's, 10
and IL South First avenue.

ated and palatable at the Wachtel
store al 33 West Main street.
Culley has the best cookies, layer
cakes angel and devil foods, 10 cent
squares, buns and rolls. Buy of him
Our stock of fruit jars were pur-
chased before the rise in prices and
are sold right. Reynolds & Sheldon
Mr. Walter Ayres went to Clear La Ike
Thursday night for a stay of fe"
days at the camp of Marshalltowr
boys.
First class combination brass and
iron folding bed and davenport for
sale cheap. Call Saturday, August TO-
at D. S. Goods residence.
Special for Saturday. To reduce
stock Eadie- Wards will sell a limited
amount of popular music cents a
copy. Mailed to any address for cent
extra per copy.
Is it too late to buy refrigerator?
l will give you all the time you want
Pay quarter down and 81 month
until paid See Schmidt and enjoy the
use of ice for two and one-half to three
months yet.
President f. R. Keer. of Palmer
college, and Rev. A. NJ Hanson, of Lee
Grand. We're in the city this morning
on their way to Barnes City where
Mr.. Hanson has charge. President
Kerr goes to Barnes City in the inter-
est of the college.
C. E. Arney, of Albion, arrived from
Chicago this morning, where he mar
keted Thursday four cars of steers,
which he has had on feed on his farm.
The four loads averaged $3.50. Rep
resentative Wallace Arney, of Taylor
| township, marketed the same day three
| cars Of cattle.
The Concordia nahebund intended
Thursday to have picnic at Neider-
hauser's grove south of the city, but
owing to the rain the country trip
was given up and the ladies went 70
| the home of Mrs. John Wittel, where
a very pleasant time was enjoyed by
| sixteen members.
The Individual room lavatory has
many advantages. 1t makes for con-
| slant cleanliness and besides it OBJ
viates the necessity of having to dress
| in order to reach the bathroom. The
| McCarten Plumbing Company VIII IN
stall individual lavatories. Ask them
about the system.
Master Earl Roberts, of Oskaloosa, 8
counsin Of Vice President II. L.
Spencer. of the Western Grocer Com
pany, spent Thursday in the city, be-
ing on his way home from Lake &C.
neva Wis, where he has been attend
ing the annual boys Y. NJ. G. A. con-
ference.
| Mrs Daisy Sweeney returned nome
Thursday evening from a two weeks
| stay in Clear Lake, the first week be-
| ing spent in attendance a the annual
Clear Lake meeting of the Information
al Training school, in the interests of
the Primary Sunday School Teachers
Union of this city. and the Bible class
of the Christian church.
Mrs. Peter Mold. Miss Mamie Pill
ghren and Mrs. E. H. Plough, the lat
| ter Of st. Paul, were hostesses Thurs
Gay evening at the Mold home, GIG
West Nevada street, to number or
the members of the Swedish Lutheran
church and congregation, entertaining
at an ice cream social given for the
benefit of the church missions.
The funeral of James P. Farrell, of
Minneapolis was largely attended this
morning at 9 O'Clock from ST. Mary's
church, conducted by Rev. j. j. F'itz-
| patrick Members of the Maccabees
local tent were present, and the mem
bers of the local tribe of Ben Hur at
tended in body. Many pretty flor
al tokens were offered by friends
pieces being sent by both the Macca-
bees and Ben Hur. The pallbearers
we're George Roupp. NJ. Quinlan. L. c.
Hampton. ]. D. Warning, William
Bringpan and Eugene Crandall. The
Ben Hur members had charge of the
burial service at Riverside. =
Mr.. E. II. Keller arrived home Thurs
day evening from his vacation trip of
/ two weeks, enjoyed in company with
Mrs. Keller and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Pappe. al Trout Lake, Mich, Hingham
/ Wis. Milwaukee and Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. Pappe reached home this
morning. ard Mrs. Keller will remain
in Milwaukee for three weeks with her
mother. Mrs. r. Simon. That the out
| ing did Messrs. Pappe and Keller good
is evidenced by the fact that Mr..
Pappe put on eight pounds and Mr..
Keller gained six during the two
weeks. and neither could have taken a
prize as A living skeleton when he left
on the vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Moore and
| daughter, Miss Anzanetta, of Mason
City, after short visit in the city
with friends, left this morning in their
i Winton touring car for Davenport.
After a few days visit there they will
go to Chicago then to st. Paul, and
! from there to Mason City. They We're
| informally entertained at dinner
Thursday. at the R E. Sears home, 1902
North Second street, and Mr. and Mrs.
c. H. E. Boardman, 405 East Main
street, most enjoyably entertained
about twenty friends in their honor in
the evening. A delightful musical pro-
| gram was enjoyed, several vocal mum
hers being given by Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. Frederick Breugger, of Chicago
and piano solos by Miss Bess Parker
| and Mrs. Boardman. A light luncheon
| was afterwards served by the hostess.
! About a dozen young lady friends
of Miss Mabel Eason, who is to be
/ married August 81 to Mr.. Bert Ahrens,
of Des Moines. gave a dinner party
| and novelty shower in her honor
/ Thursday evening at the home of Miss