Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-05

LIS. SOudWdyp anu SNA
geons.
White fish and breakfast mackerel a
Olson's.
Haviland china sale at sinclair's to.
morrow.
See us for poultry fence. Horne
/ & Gelvin.
A fine lot of potatoes at 40 cents 6
bushel. delivered at your home. MI
tual Benefit
Unusual values in dining room chairs
now being offered at Marion Cards
| furniture store.
Bring in your Zeeta macaroni cou.
pons and get a package free of Olson
west end grocer.
| j. S. Green. supreme secretary OF
Davenport, will meet with the Home
Guards this evening
| The regu ar meeting Of the Witen-
agemote club Thursday afternoon WIS
| held at the home of Mrs. w. H. Jones
Return of the popular Hugo Vaude-
vile company from the Peoples the
ater Cedar Rapids. at the Odeon Sun
day evening. Prices 10, 25 and 80
cents.
Mr. Will ]. Donnelly business man
ager of AL G. Fields MINISTRIES, spent
Thursday in the city. making arrange
ments for the appearance of his at
| traction.
The members of the w. T. D. club
| spent the afternoon sewing Thurs la.
! at the home of Mrs. w r. Rubee. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. j. q
NMonohon.
| Good oranges at 90 cents dozen;
! prunes 8 cents q pound: fifteen vari-
cites of coffees at from IA to 40 cents
| pound Purity Grocery. % North
First avenue.
Go to the opening dance at the Odd
9. Everything new and clean and
UP to date. Jones" nine-piece or
| chestra.
| Wanted-An Intelligent man about
thirty years old for steady work as as
sistant in T.-R. press room. Good OPP
| portunity for right person to learn
stereotyper's trade. Apply foreman
| pressroom.
A. r. Myers, the up-to-date grocer,
is selling the only up-to-date flour on
| the market. "Kelly's Famous the
| flour that will make every lady famous
as breadmaker. Try one sack and
show your friends what elegant bread
and pastry you can make. Every sa.k
guaranteed. s1.15 per sack.
Rev. G. Z. Maxtield, of Minerva. pas
tor of the Beaman Methodist church,
accompanied by Mrs. Maxfield. was in
the city Thursday evening, en- route to
Beaman, where this afternoon he
preached Vie funeral of Mrs. l. K.
Schnebley, who died of pulmonary tu-
berculosis Wednesday morning.
George Estel, who lives just north
of the city, arrived home Thursday
evening from Chicago, where he sold
on Wednesdays market carload of
steers of his own feeding. Twenty
two head averaged 1.150, and for their
class, and weight, and the fact that
they were short fed, brought satisfac-
tory price, $3.50.
Mrs. P. w. Burke, 2O2 North First
avenue, entertained the club of ladies
known as the jolly Rosters Thursday
afternoon. In guessing contest, the
prizes, first and second honors, were
won by Mrs. George Pepper and Mrs.
Will Nicholson, respectively. Dainty
refreshments were enjoyed The next
meeting, in two weeks, will be with
Mrs Pepper.
"The Idealism of Jesus" is the sub
ject of free1lecture to be delivered
by Rev. Arthur Reeves Vosburgh c. S.
b. Friday at s p. m. at First Church
of Christ Scientist, corner Main and
Fifth streets Mr.. Vosburgh is MEM
Der of the Christian Science Board of
Lectureship of the First Church of
Christ Scientist. Boston, Mass. All are
cordially invited to attend.
~o>--
Mr.. Sherman Wantz, former resi-
dent of State Center and this city, now
of Revere Mimi, arrived in the city
Thursday night, and will be at Glenn
ons and State Center for a few days on
business. Mr.. Wantz says that seeding
is practically at an end in his part of
Minnesota, being much further ad-
vanced than in northern Iowa. MI
Wantz went to Clemens this morning.
and from there will go to State Cen
ter.
Despite the fact that the Chicago &
Northwestern has issued annulment or
ders affecting the Los Angeles limited
trains, hardly a day passes but what
the same trains, with the same equip
ment, pass thru the city as second or
third sections of No. -, the regulac
afternoon overland train. AS second II
the train went east thru this city
Thursday evening at Cos. No stops
were made between Boone to Cedar
Rapids.
Eight members of the Harmony Aid