Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-10


Before you buy piano see the Hen.
ry Levitt Piano Co. 20 East Main.
Lawns, batistes, with side bands, fol
10 cents yard. Benedict & Bfint-
nall.
See VanOrman & VanOrman before
placing your insurance. 116 Yves
Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Estabrook
and children left for their Colorado
trip Thursday evening.
h Home made bakery goods and ice
cream at Wachter's. A little better
than you can get elsewhere.
Six dollars buys 2-burner quick
meal gasoline stove. A splendid tool In
a hot kitchen. See Schmidt.
Visit our store Saturday and see a
4 whole meal cooked over one burner
Bondage Hardware Company.
4 Don't fail to see 1.-The Man in the
h Overalls" at the Theatorium tonight
and Saturday. Matinee Saturday at
. p. m.
this morning, where she will remain
for an over Sunday visit with Mrs. w.
w. Imler.
The peach canning season Is surely
| here, and next week we will have both
quality and price in the fancy liberia
peach. Olson.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the 7. M.
c. A. will have an exchange Satur-
day afternoon at Sinclair's Tea and
Coffee Store
Don't say to your butcher, send me
/ up a pail Of lard" say, send me pail
of Anchor Brand lard" Made by
Britain & Co.
The Royal Highlander degree team
will entertain the members of the or
der next Monday evening, with re-
freshments, music and dancing.
| Try sack of our Excelsior flour,
used and endorsed by all good bakers
of bread. For sale only by Olson. Re-
member dt is put up in toweling sacks.
! Chicken pie-The same good pies
for Saturday Get one for your Sunday
dinner. Standard Bakery, 10 West
Main, the place that's different.
Saturday night our great gift ami
versary sale closes-36 inch, rich lus-
trous black taffeta silk, s1.25 quality,
sale price 94c. Archie Parker.
Some folks like to buy the finest and
very best refrigerators made-the glass
lined kind All walls from top to bot
tom, opal glass. $4,000. Schmidt.
Anchor Brand hams, bacon and lard
fs made from Iowa corn fed hogs,
which produces the finest meat in the
world. Sold by all grocers and
butchers.
Look at Wachter's window and see
those fresh caramels and other candies.
Not many places where you can get
fresh candies this time of year. They're
just as nice as ever.
Mr.. Thomas wildman, of Central
City, Neb., arrived in the city Thurs
day night, and will remain until after
the wedding Of his nephew, Mr.. j. w.
r. WiIdman, ON July Is.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Friends church was entertained by the
social committee Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Isaac Painter, 610
West Boone street. There was a good
attendance, and a nice meeting was
enjoyed.
A very enjoyable meeting of the La
dies Cemetery Aid society was held
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Maggie Murphy, Ill South Third
IL cc1
lowed by supper, as usual, good num-
Der being present.
Rev. ]. Auracher, pastor of the State
street United Evangelical church, left
this morning for Harlan, where next
Sunday he will preach the annual SER
mon before the Des Moines conference
branch of the Womens Home and
Foreign Missionary society.
Misses Elma Maulsby and Lois De-
lano, of Rockwell City. arrived In the
city Thursday afternoon, and are
guests at the home of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Maulsby
The young ladies are here to attend the
marriage of their cousin, Miss Mabel
Maulsby, to Mr.. ]. w. Ralph Wildman,
which takes place on the 18th.
.
An explosion of the gasoline in the
tank of railroad gasoline car which
was standing on the Northwestern
tracks near the Third street crossing
at s:45 Thursday evening damaged the
car somewhat and set fire to it. No one
was on the car at the time the gasoline
exploded. The car caught fire and the
department was summoned. The blaze
was easily extinguished.
Joseph ]. Tretter, a Lennox Machine
Company foreman, living at 606 East
Linn street, spent the day in Des
Moines, where he will secure a support
for his right knee, which has been
giving him more or less trouble Tor
the past three years. Mr.. Tretter has
been bothered with the knee since he
passed thru a siege of typhoid fever.
In lifting he injured 1t, and few days
ago he again twisted it in getting out
of bed.
Friends Of Miss Harriet Schulder, in
structor of mathematics in the high
school, win be pleased to learn that she
is improving nicely from the recent
surgical operation which she under
went at Charity hospital. Cleveland, O.
Many of Miss SHOULDERS friends here,
who were surprised to learn thru the
T.-R. of her being in the hospital,