Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-08
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Call and get one Of those $40 suits.
Benedict & Brintnall.
Long kid gloves in tan and black,
for $2.75. Benedict s. Brintnall.
Paper hangers wanted at James
Skeggs' wall paper and paint store.
You can get that new song you've
Wards.
Long channels gloves in white and
tan for s275. Will wash. Benedict &
| Brntnall.
| For the completest line Of washing
machines-ten different kinds to select
from See Schmidt
Mile. lara. New York's palmist and
clairvoyant, wishes you to take notice
of new ad. in. another column.
Ferguson's orchestra will play for
the dances tonight. the closing night
of the base ball fair. at Forneys hall.
The Marshalltown Union band will
give concert at F'orney's hall tonight
at o'clock Last night of base ball
fair.
The base ball fair, because Of the
rain of Saturday night, was continued
tonight, when 1t will close at Forney's
hall.
Nine piece orchestra at Odd Fellows
hall Tuesday night, April 3. The
| music well worth the price of admis-
sion. Ten cents.
Miss Minnie, Byrnes returned home
Saturday night from a five weeks visit
| liz Creston with her brother, j. II.
| Byrnes. and family.
Munsing underwear will wear to
your satisfaction We show all qualities
for women and children in medium and
| light weight NJ F. Andrews.
Mrs. Ray Eunneals and baby son,
Francis Martin, returned home Satur-
day evening from Gearing, where they
have been for a weeks visit with Mrs.
Runneal's parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. M.
| Mitchell
Mrs. j. +. Boyd Of West Summit
street, underwent severe major oper-
| alton, at st. Thomas hospital this NOR
ming, and is doing as nicely as could be
expected so soon after the ordeal.
| Mr.. A. E. Wilbur arrived home Sun
day morning from California. where,
with Mrs. Wilbur, he has been spend
| ing the winter. Mr. Wilbur will re-
main indefinitely Mrs. Wilbur is still
| in California.
| Miss Edna Benson returned home
| to Union Sunday, after brief visit
with Miss Marjorie Nichols, whom she
accompanied home Friday, and was in
attendance at the party given that eve
| ming by the Night Hawk club.
Rev. P. III. Hines. pastor Of the
State street United Evangelical
church, arrived home Saturday even
where he has been visiting since the
adjournment of conference at Alton.
Twenty girls and boys We're enter
! tanned Saturday afternoon at the Fred
H. Pepper home. sol North Second
avenue, in honor of the 18th birthday
anniversary of Bessie Pepper. The
party was from to 6. and after games
! and music, a lunch was served.
A chance for party with small
means to get home. 100 acres OF
good land, with small building. forty
acres fenced; good we'll; close to school,
| church and postoffice; ten miles from
good town; price $1,000; $500 cash. ball
ance seven years time. See A. Odett.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Poynes, 912
Arson street. were pleasantly sur
prised Saturday evening by fifteen of
| their friends, the occasion being the
| birthday anniversary of Mrs. Poynes.
The evening was spent with games, and
refreshments provided by the visitors,
were served.
| Joe Visek. who has been travelling
salesman for Britain & Co., in north
western Iowa, will leave the company's
employ May l, and go to Sioux Falls,
! S. D.. where he is interested with D. E.
1 Strub formerly of this city. in the res
taurant business Mr.. Strub has been
/ in charge of the business for a few
weeks MIR. visek's territory will be
taken by A. M. Worries.
The boys of the junior department of
the Railroad Y. M. c. A.. who played a
boys basket ball team of the Water
loo associate Saturday afternoon.
were beaten by the score of 80 to z.
The visitors were beaten chiefly be-
cause the Waterloo boys were interme-
dates, and were much larger than their
opponents. Some of the boys returned
Saturday night, but others were enter
tanned over Sunday by Waterloo
| friends.
Miss Laura Jones, Of the Abbott
school reached home Sunday evening
from Owatonna. Mimi. where she has
been spending the spring vacation
with friends. Mrs. Leila Vail Metz,
whom she visited, is now slowly recov-
ering from a recent attack of Appendix
citis. and her physician has advised
an operation as soon as the patient
gains sufficient strength. Mrs. Metz
has been bothered with the trouble for
about three years. and has undergone
several hard attacks. Mrs. Metz is a
daughter of Mr.. John D. Vail, of this
city.
All g. Field and his greater Ministries
come to the Odeon Thursday, April IL.
In the magnificent first part is offered
the amusing Gridiron club burlesque
banquet. The olio embraces many
features Of old time minstrelsy en-
cie DIV to