Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-05

Wllllam Battln, per cent 1afm loans
I If you want to make good bread
get a sack of Big Chief -four at In
| mans.
Drop head Singer. Ave drawer
sewing machine, nearly as good as new
at Bates. 1903 West Main. Phone 35s
| Plenty of strictly fresh eggs at To-
| Plenty of strictly fresh eggs at Lot
a dozen, at Appleby & Schick, Finkl
| block.
| Don't you want to be cured of ca
tarrh? You can if you will get Hy-
omei outfit from the Mcbride Is Will
Drug Company. Price 81; money back
| If it fails.
| The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
f. G. Hodges, 81 North Second ave.
nue., Wednesday afternoon. The sub
ject will be Non Alcoholic Medica-
ton" with Mrs. Charles Farmer as
leader.
Mrs. r. A. Ely went to Minneapoli!
Monday night, to visit her son, j. A
Ely AMI family. living in Invern Grove
suburb, and also Mr.. and Mrs. Baum.
gardner Mrs. Ely will be gone {
week or longer.
Remember the auction sale of the
I e. e. Pemberton farm, eight miles
northwest of town, tomorrow. Wednes-
day. 1920, forenoon Possession can
be had at once. See Peckham &
Smiths ad, page g.
Engine No. 81, pulling the north
bound Iowa Central passenger No. 1.
broke valve stem while coming north
a few miles south of Oskaloosa this
morning. The accident delayed the
train in reaching here one hour and
ten minutes
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Organized Charities association, will
be held Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of the president.
Mrs w. r. Forney, 500 North First
street The meeting is for all who are
interested in the work of the associa-
ton.
John w. Boggie the Iowa Central
brakeman. who was quite painfully in
jured in the recent Geneva derailment-
collision, has improved sufficiently as
to be able to be up and about the
house part of the time. His badly
sprained and dislocated knee is still
bothering him great deal. and is still
quite painful
Lee Maxwell brother of Lloyd r.
Maxwell, ofgfhis city, who has been a
travelling salesman for the Staver Car
riage company, of Chicago has left the
firms employ and become head of the
advertising department of the Home
Journal, new monthly publication OF
st. Louis. Mr. Maxwell Is now in the
east working for the magazine.
The funeral OF Mrs. w. II. Allen was
conducted this morning from the
Friends church by Rev. q. III. Doan.
great many relatives and friends of the
family being in attendance The body
was taken overland to Albion for in
terment. The palbearers were Messrs
Harry Fanton. Jesse Painter. Edward
Andrews, Ralph GLENN, Charles Bovee
and George Lampman.
So long as five to dozen other deal
ers are doing business in your town
i'll your same line, no merchant need
feel that he has all the business he
can get. A little more trade will not
increase rents. nor clerk hire, and will
move stock off the shelves before it
gets stale. BY turning capital faster
it actually saves interest. oh, it pays
to advertise.
District Passenger Agent George NJ.
Martin, of the Iowa Central was in the
city Monday evening, Ell route to Ma
son City, where, he will remain for
brief stay on business. The passenger
department is arranging an excursion
TO be run, from Geneva to Mason City
next Friday night. on account of the
production of The Time, the Place,
and the Girl"
John McCauley. of Minneapolis, for
merly of this city, passed thru the city
this morning enroute home from Phoe-
nix, Ariz. where he has been for al
month owing to his impaired health
He, Went south expecting to remain
two months, but as the climate did not
benefit him materially decided to re-
turn home. Mr.. McCauley is chief
clerk in the freight claim department
of the Iowa Central and Minneapolis &
st. Louis railways, position he has
held for several years. His wife was
Miss Birdie Ferguson of this
city.
A DOCTOR SAYS.