Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-17
See East Lynne at Elite.
Come to Marshalltown July 4.

Horne Il GelVln.
Get our prices on flour. New phone
448 Kendall & West.
You can find anything you want in
silverware at Aliens.
Allen is still selling those fine time
keeping watches. Get his prices.
Circulating friendship post cards are
something new at Newton's, II South
First street.
Two good boys wanted to work in
mailing department. Inquire press room
Times-Republican
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Digger, ITO
son, born Tuesday.
We are selling strictly all wool, black
panama suits for $3.50. No charge for
fitting. M. F. Andrews.
If you have any cnoice timothy barn
hay that you want to sell, telephone
Henry Weber, he will buy it.
Don't forget 1t is still leap year. Our
line of leap year proposal post cards
IL South First street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ
E. church will be entertained at the
church by Mesdames Weikert. Kline.
Adams and Cole, Thursday afternoon
The C. E. society Of the LaMoille
church will hold an ice cream social
Thursday evening on the parsonage
lawn.
If you would like to have good
bread and save money, ask your gro
take no other. Henry Weber, wholesale
jobber.
If you like nice mild cheese ask for
Buttercup Brick. If you have not tried
it, you will be glad when you do. Sold
at all the leading grocery stores.
Miss Minnie Biggs spent Tuesday in
Liscomb as the guest of her friend,
Miss Clara Bauman. Miss Bauman ac-
companied her to the city to enroll in
the institute.
Mr.. Winfield Scott left Monday for
Ohio, where he will make visit Of
indefinite length during the summer
vacation, with relatives and friends at
Lima and Ravenna.
w. H. Hammond went to Des
Moines this morning to attend the an
nual meeting Of the abstractors' asso-
citation of Iowa. which opened today
and continues, thru Thursday.
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Our "Ardee" flour has made friends
wherever tried, and it is certainly
without equal for bread making. Try
sack and be- convinced; cog sacks
sold in ten days. Reynolds & Shell
don.
Mrs. H. l. Hartman, 4O2 South Sec
ond street, entertained this years
graduates of st Mary's Institute, class
mates Of her daughter, the late Miss
Clara Hartman, deceased, Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr. George D. Downing entertained
the Eastern Star circle at a very pleas
ant meeting Tuesday afternoon, serv-
ing light repast at the close of the
routine business, which was followed
by social hour
"A ucCO 1AOll u. L. Dylko, VI i/eASSeAA
county, Itaho, to Marshall lodge, No.
BAL, Of Elks, which was filed today
transfers to the lodge the two lots
known as the Abel property, which the
lodge recently purchased
Mrs William Sivits, Of Sterling, III,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening.
and will remain for a weeks visit at
the home of her uncle, Mr.. G. w.
Schick. Mrs. Sivits will also visit In
Ames before returning home.
If you're thinking of buying a cam
era it will pay you to inspect our fine
line. We handle all the leading makes,
Ansco. Eastman, Promo POGO Seneca
and Century. Newton's, II South First
street. fnfils
One Of the largest painters in
Boston recently said if he was to paint
a house at the seashore he would use
Monarch House Paint" instead of
lead and oil, because it would wear
longer .'Monach House Paint. does
wear longer. Peter Mayer.
DR.. L. F. kellogg left Tuesday even
ing for Denver and other Colorado
points. He will look up some suitable
place for an outing, and will be Joined
in a fortnight by his family, who viii!
spend the summer in the mountains
DR.. Kellogg will return home as soon
as he sees his family nicely settled.
Charles Thomas of Gilman, while
driving the automobile belonging to
DR.. p. D. Gaunt, also Of Gilman, early
Tuesday evening, ran the machine in
to the curbing at the corner of Main
and First streets, and totally demol-
ished one of the rear wheels. No one
injured.
The bimonthly meeting of the Young
Peoples Union of Christian Endeavor
societies of the city, held Tuesday ev-
ening at the State street United Evan
gelical church, was well attended. The
banner for the best percentage of at
tendance, was won by the First United
Evangelical society, and Rev. w. M.
Force, of that church, gave an excellent
address on Access to the Kings
Throne by Prayer"
The funeral of Rual Barker of Shells
burg, who died suddenly Tuesday aft
ternoon, will be held at II o'clock
Thursday morning from the home of
the deceased's brother, j. w. Barker,
800 Iowa street, Rev. w. M. Force Of
sficiating The body will be taken to