Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-18

| DIR. Billiard. osteopath, % e. Main
| and licensed embalmers. 1913 East Main
| Long silk gloves at M f. Andrews
| for 81 per pair.
A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper
| Telephone new lis.
Genuine Early Ohio seed potatoes
Whitney & Parks.
Sheriff C. s. Hutson. who is sick
of tonsilitis. is a little improved today.
| Notice members refreshments will
be served Friday evening, NJ B. A. hall
! Come.
You should try a can of Hawaiian
sliced pineapple 1t is fine for table
use. Olson
Increase your bank account and cut
your grocery bills by trading at the
Co-Operative 10 North First avenue.
Kinks Jap Rose toilet and bath soap
| 1t is transparent-so clear you can
read thru it. All druggists and grocers
sell it.
NJ r. Andrews can save you money
on high grade dress goods and silks
You are sure of the materials that are
right in style and price when you buy
here.
Our wall paper stock is complete and
i. e&l1i 1,fe. Of
You find all the latest and best and at
prices that will save you money. A.
L. Van Tine, 112 West Main street.
Another attempt was made by the
council to finish Its business as a
board of review on certain tax assess
ments this morning, but quorum was
again lacking. Adjournment was taken
until Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
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EACO -four is in class by itself.
In fact whenever and wherever 1t has
been tried 1t has given satisfaction. It
is no trouble to make good bread with
this flour, it tastes good, looks good
and is good. Sold under an absolute
guarantee E. E. Benedict Il Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Rist entertained
about a dozen friends at dinner We'd
nesday evening, in honor of the birth
day anniversary of the formers sister,
Miss Bessie Rist. The return, in
few days, of Miss Rist to her home in
Algona, is regretted by all those who
have known her during her stay in our
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sampson. OF Roland,
arrived in the city Wednesday evenins,
being on their way home from Rochelle,
ILL.,. where they were called on Sunday
night by the death of Mrs. SIMPSONS
brother Mr. S. S. Weeks, prominent
citizen of Rochelle The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Weeks
death was due to Bright's disease, and
followed an Illness of only a few days
Mr.. and Mrs F. F. Patterson, of Gill
man, were in the city Wednesday, COM
ing on account of the operation for APP
pendicitis, which little Nina Mooers, of
Gilman, underwent at st. Thomas hos
pital Wednesday morning. Mrs. 7. A.
Mooers, the girls mother, is cous-
in of Mrs. Patterson, and will be here
for a week or more. or possibly until
the girl is discharged. Mr.. Mooers re-
turned to Gilman Wednesday evening.
The little patient is doing very nicely
today, having had a fine night.
A memorial service for Mrs. j. w.
Reynolds. who died at Tacoma, Wash.
Monday, was held this morning at the
home of H. M. Thayer, 201 South
Fourth street. Mrs. Reynolds was a
sister of Mrs. j. M. Reynolds and H.
M. Thayer, of this city. The service
was private and attended only by rel
atives Mrs. E. j. Brooks, relative
from Eldora, was also present. iLhe
service was conducted by Mrs. Wick
ersham, first reader of the Christian
Science church. of which Mrs. Rey-
nolds was a devoted member.
Mrs. e, Drake left this morning for
Chadron, Neb., to visit during an in
definite length of time at the home of
her son. Mr. Ed Drake. Mrs. brakes
visit is chiefly on account of her sons
health, who is sick of tuberculosis, and
who has recently been so i'll that it was
thought that he might not recover. He,
however, passed thru the attack and is
now better, but the parents are aware
that he cannot live very many months.
Mr.. Drake, prior to about two years
ago, lived in this city. He was em-
ployed for a time by the MarshalltQwn
Light. Power and Railway company.
I Fred H. Bates, who has been night
Operator in the office of Yardmaster
j. H. Hgham. of the Iowa Central. left
for Omaha this morning. for a short
stay. Mr.. Bates has left the employ of
the company here to become agent at
Vancleve in the place of Agent Watts,
who is going to Colorado for four
months Mr. Bates stay at Vancleve,
which does not begin until about May
IL, will probably be for only during the
time Mr.. Watts is away. Mr.. Bates
is succeeded here by r. B. Mitchell,
formerly operator al New Sharon, who
began work Wednesday night Mr..
Mitchell is the son of F. NJ. Mitchell,
agent at Gearing.
Miss Hortense Porter, of Eldora,
passed thru the city Wednesday even
ing, en- route home for stay of a
week or more before going to Clinton.
to join her aunt, Mrs. H. r. Reynolds,
of Des Moines, and assist in promoting
the operatta The House That Jack
Built" Mrs Reynolds who put the
operetta on at Keokuk recently, scored
big success in her initial perform
ances, having only taken charge of the
production within recent weeks. The