Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-21
DR.. Mershon, IS West Main street.

Potatoes wanted. See, Il. j.. Hood
corner Nevada and First avenue.
Eggs wanted. will pay Ice dozen
for eggs, Friday and Saturday j. L.
Inman.
Marshall lodge. No. 1903, A. r. & A
NJ. will work i'm first degree tomor-
row evening (Friday) at 1880 II. G.
Hoeck, W. M.
1t is not so much what you do, but
what you know how to do, and do ii
thoroughly, that commands the highest
wages l. C. Schools.
Miss Annabelle Hoes. of Haverhill,
left Tuesday for Cedar Falls. 70 at
tend the spring and summer terms of
the state normal school.
| Stop at G. H. Wachter's and get some
of his genuine hot cross buns. Friday
and Saturday Cream rolls and char
lotte russo our speciality.
George r. Hamlin, of Albion. has en-
tered the employ of l.. W.. Fox, and
will have charge of Mr.. Fox's farm
| during the coming summer.
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| We have few ladies' suits not up
| to the minute in style. but good. serv-
| iceable suits that we are closing out
at ridiculously low prices. NJ. +. An
drews.
Mr.. Robert Sherman and his COM
pany will present the comedy drama,
| The Village Vagabond" at the Odeon
Sunday evening Prices. 10. %. IS and
| so cents.
|
| The electric welded fence unrolls like
| continuous sheet of steel; stands like
wall, but very little stretching nee
| essary. Prices always right at
Schmidt's.
! The wise woman will buy her long
black or white silk gloves now while
we have a line of sizes. Later on it
| will be almost impossible to buy them.
NJ r. Andrews
The funeral of Mrs Jonathan Craw-
shaw. Of the soldiers home, will be
ternoon at o'clock conducted by
Chaplain Jesse Cole.
The high school meets Grinnell in
the first interscholastic debate Friday
at S:15 D. m, to discuss the question
Of municipal ownership. Everybody in
vited. Admission 25 cents
Abram Van Ripper, of Clemens, who
has been figuring in hard-fought di-
vorce case in the district court during
the past week. will move this week to
Albion, and make that place his future
home.
Because of concert which is to be
given on the same evening, the date for
the exhibition to be given by the gym
nasium classes of the Railroad Y. NJ.
C. A. has been changed from April
to April /.
Miss Fannie Russell and Agnes Nib
let, of Sibley, who have been visiting
for a week with Miss Clara Bauman,
in Liscomb. were in the city today, be-
ing on their way back to Cedar Falls,
where they normal school students
DR.. and Mrs. George Wanberg enter
tanned half dozen young men friends
at $50 dinner Wednesday evening,
among the guests being Messrs. Chaun-
cey Strauss, James Chinn and Carl
Lounsberry, students at Cornell col
lege, Mt. Vernon.
The closing party of the series given
the past winter by the knights of
Pythas was held last night in the Py-
THAN hall. The attendance was the
largest of the series. The parties have
been under the management of a COM
mittee headed by w. E. Leech, and
have been most enjoyable.
Miss Myrtle Wright, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H c. Wright. of Albion, re-
turned to Grinnell today where she is
a student i'm the school of music of
Iowa college. Miss Wright has been
home for two weeks, owing to the ILL
ness of her mother, who is now so i'm
proved that she is able to be about the
house.
There was a good attendance We'd
nesday afternoon at the meeting of
the w. c. T. u. with Mrs. f. E. Bills,
los East State street. There were gen.
eral reading and discussions on the
subjects of Result of Petition Circu-
lation," and Good Citizenship Miss
Hattie Dickson being unable to be
present.
Word to the T.-R. from McCallsburg |
announces that Ray Johnson, formerly |
of this city, has become associated with |
a man named Nelson in promising
farm investment, loan and insurance
business. Mr.. Johnson, whose home
was formerly at Garden City, was at
one time employed by Peter Maher in i
this city.
The funeral of w. c.. Stubs was
held from the residence, a mile south
east of Green Mountain. Wednesday
at II o'clock and was quite |
largely attended by neighbors and |
friends from Green Mountain and its |
vicinity. Rev. Mr.. Hood conducted the |
services The burial was in the Pra-
riev!lle cemetery.
The monthly social meeting of the
Hawthorne club members, their fami-
lies. ard guests, was enjoyed Wednes-
day evening at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs C. c. ST. Clair. Dinner was served
at $3.50, and later i'm the evening pro-
gram of graphophone music was much
enjoyed. Guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs R. w. McCreery, Misses Maybel
French, Belle Fletcher and Anne Heal
ion, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Norris, |
Jr.
Mrs. George Hunsche. living north OF
the city. and her sisters. Misses Lena
and Kate Estel, entertained informally |
at the Estel home 81 North Third |
street Wednesday evening the rel |