Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-01
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Gas ranges, 1907 pattern. only $40
See the Gas Co.
"Conniston" by author of Richard
Carvel, at Liebig's.
The Highlanders drill team will drill
at the base ball fair tonght.
The Highlanders drill team will drill
at the base ball fair tonight.
Richard Baxter. bright dialogue
and sound philosophy, at Liebig's.
! Good offices for rent over ten cent
store % West Main street. j. NJ
Parker.
Order some of that nice Cedar Rapids
steam baked bread from the Mutual
Henefit
Fence for the lawn. 42-inch Cyclone,
nicely crimped, strong and durable.
See Schmidt.
Fence gates. $275 and $3.50 for a
3-foot gate, $3.50 to $500 for driving
gates. See Schmidt
| Mrs Wooding, mother of Mrs. Lee
Laycock. of St Anthony. is very crit
| ically i'll of liver trouble.
| Rockers from so cents up to 81 at
| Bates. 1903 West Main street. Some
bargains that will pay you to investi-
| gate.
Penn College Glee club. with reader,
at Congregational church. Wednesday
evening, Soc; children zoe Tickets at
Painters, Main and Second streets.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Erlacher,
2091a West Main street, entertained
informally at a o'clock Easter din
her. a small company of relatives and
| friends.
The Powers livery stock at Gilman.
| was sold at auction Saturday after
| noon. All of the horses were disposed
of. and aggregated total income Of
| $500.
The sheet music sale at Eadie- Ward
| music store has been phenomenal
success. Many recorders are coming in
All the popular pieces only II cents.
Operas % cents.
Messrs. Frank Winery, Lee and
Russell Sieg, Otis johnson and Fred
Neil. all S. Z. l. students, left for Iowa
City today to resume their work after
the spring vacation.
Mile. lara. New York's fav9rite
palmist and clairvoyante. Is SO different
from the rest, therefore her parlors are
crowded daily, Make your calls early;
her time is limited. 205 East Church.
Miss Grace Enlow, of Cedar Falls,
and Miss Adeline Rohde, of ,Montour
both teachers in the Gearing schools
were in the city Saturday, being on
their way to Gearing to resume their
work after "a weeks vacation spent at
their respective homes.
Miss Edith Cassidy, of Whiting,
spent Saturday night in the city as the
guest of Miss Irma Wallace, being. on
her way home from Eldora. where she
has been for few days in attendance
at home party given by Mr.. Hal Har-
din to the members of the Grinnell An
nual board.
A good sized audience greeted Rev.
c. w. McCord at the asylum of st.
Aldemar commandery, No. 80. *. T.,
Sunday afternoon, upon the occasion of
the annual Easter service of the
knights Templar. Mr. McCord's SER
mon was greatly enjoyed, as was also
the special music of the Congrega-
tional quartet.
The work of distributing the new
steel that is to replace the old on the
Iowa Central between this city and
Ackley was begun this morning by a
crew Not all of the steel has beer
delivered TO the company for this work,
but as soon as it is it will be placed.
and the work of laying it will be be-
gun very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Buecking have
gone to Flint. Mich. after sNort visit
in the city. Mrs. Buecking is half
sister of Mrs w h Davis. The sisters
mad not met for about thirty years. Mrs.
Blocking il a niece of Alva and Hor-
ace Arson. of this city. They have
been making their home in Walla
Walla, Wash. for some time past
Word to the T.-R from Los Ange-
les, Cal, tells of a party given by Mr..
and Mrs William Robinson, of Los
Angeles, formerly of Marshalltown, in
honor of Mrs. ]. NJ. Cooper and daugh-
ter Miss Edith. of this city, who have
been spending the winter in Los An
geles Mr.. H. N Coppock of British
Columbia was an out-of-towm guest.
Several from Clemens and its vicinity
were in the city Saturday night to at
tend the theater, coming down on the
evening train and returning after the
show The party comprised Mr.. and
Mrs. George Magee. Miss Ethel Nc
Cormack and Mr. George Shoenhair.
Misses Vera Lunain and Bessie Glenn
ons. Mrs. Bessie Rollings. Mrs. Maria
Mccormack and son Homer, Miss Mol
lie Smith. Nj. and Mrs Will Kaiser all
of Clemens: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nichols,
of Minerva. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
McKinnon, of Bangor.