Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-23
optometrist. Chamberlain.

| Simkins & Estel, funeral director
| and licensed embalmers. 1873 East Main
| Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Nehring, 30Sh
South Second avenue, are the parent:
of a daughter.
Bring your horses to Scheeers and
get them clipped with the latest Elec-
trio Motor Clipper.
White kid Swastika belts are TIT
latest novelty In the belt line. SCI
them at NJ. f. Andrews.
| Telephone Chas j. Lander for any
thing in the drug or toilet goods lines
and secure prompt delivery.
| For Rent - April /, nine room strict
| ly modern dwelling, 102 North Firs
street. Bell & Hill. Hopkins block:
Beautiful bracelets on display a
Aliens. The prices are wonderfully
less than you would expect for suc'
excellent values.
First class farm loan investment:
can be obtained from Sutton & Evans
farm loan attorneys, P. o. Box Sc, Tul.
sa, Indian Territory.
The body of William Pyatt. who died
at the soldiers home Friday afternoon
left this morning for Eddyville, where
the funeral will be held.
Children, here's your chance-rubbel
tired roller skates at so cents pair
Only so pairs. Get them while they
last Bates, 1903 West Main street.
Mr., and Mrs. Jesse Painter, North
Eighth avenue. entertained five couples
at cribbage. Friday evening. the host
ess serving light lunch after TIE
game.
wanted-A lady bookkeeper who has
a. typewriter of her own, TO do clerical
work in grocery store. Address
"D-23" care of T.-R, with salary
wanted
Carpets in set and floral designs In
ingram. Wilton, Brussels and Axmill-
ster We can surely please you with
our great range of material and price
Marion Gard.
would respectfully ask the votes
of every one friendly to the betterment
of our municipal policies. William j
Fort candidate for mayor on citizens
ticket.-(Adv.)
Robert Sherman and his company
will present the comedy drama. THE
Village vagabond,' at the Odeon to-
morrow. Sunday, evening. Prices is,
%, 35 and 80 cents.
The speaker at the meeting for men
at the Railroad Y NJ. c. A. tomorrow
will be Dr. T. H. Cleland of Chicago
Special music by the Y. NJ. c. A. CIR
chestra and Miss Jessie Hall.
The funeral of the late John Castell,
ofsthe soldiers home, was held at 3 this
afternoon at the assembly hall. Chap
lain Cole officiating, A daughter Mrs.
Reno, of Des Moines, was here for the
funeral.
Delicious steaks tender, juicy roasts,
pure pork sausage, the best picked
pigs feet and fresh fish and oysters, at
Schutzenbach's South Third avenue
market. Britain inspected meats
handled.
Try Henry Sundells North Center
street restaurant-eat one of his justly
famous 15-cent meals and you will
wonder why you have been paying
more for those of inferior quality.
Everything clean and inviting.
T. Frank Phillips. who was formec Fly
teacher in the high school. is expect
ed to arrive in the city next week tc
spend the spring vacation with friends
Mr.. Phillips is now teacher of physical
science in the Duluth high school.
Ladies' and gentlemen clothing
cleaned colored or repaired. Dry clean
ing speciality Satisfaction stne
prompt execution of orders guaranteed
East Main street, new phone Ill, old
| 22J.
We make our customers clothes or
graceful lines as only expert tailors
can. Our sits will retain their shapes
and stand wear as we'll tailored gar
ments should. Come in and let us
measure you for your new spring suit
A. Psenicka.
Mrs. C. F. Schmidt was hostess Fri
day afternoon to Der Deutsche Inter
haltungs kreis, at its regular meeting
After a brief business session and the
regular reading. light lunch was
served by the hostess. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs l. L. Cady
Mrs. George F.. Wingert and baby
son Lowell. of Nevada. arrived in the
city this afternoon for a short visit al
the home of the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs w. B. Beeson. Miss Martha
Reeson is expected to arrive home to-
vacati of a week.
A telegram Friday afternoon to II
R. McMahon. AS North Fourth street.
from his sister. Mrs j. B. Encel of
Placerville, Cal. announces the serious
illness of Mrs. Frances Mcmahon, of
this city, Mr. McMahon's mother, who
is visiting her California daughter. The
message stated that MRS. McMahon's
illness was due to heart trouble.
A number of braves from Chippewa
tribe, No. 40, 1. o. R. NJ. including
Great Senior Sycamore Stewart Eason.
spent Friday night in Oskaloosa in
attendance at a big pow WOW and dog
feast. planned by reason of the recep-
ton of 100 pale faces. Great Sachem
O. W. Wheeler. of Denison, was in the
city Friday afternoon. and accompanied
the delegation to Oskaloosa Among
those present were John Higham. A.
W. Nutz. Ben j. Blaney and Oscar
Shilliday
Mrs. c. C. Trine 305 Vast State