Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-09

Trainmaster j. e. Mccarthy of tn,
! Iowa Central, was in the city thi
morning on business.
Save time and energy by riding ;
wheel. See l. E. Huber. 5 West State
| New and second hand wheels.
.
| The original buttermilk bread made
at the Standard Bakery contains the
blue label. ITO West Main.
| All kinds of salt and smoked meats
and the choicest of fresh meats al
VOORHEES, market, 30 North Center
Mrs. A. l.. Stern has returned from
Winona, Mimi, where she has been fol-
four weeks visit with her parents.
Mrs. j. A. Ewing's Sunday school
class will hold an exchange at
Schmidt's hardware store Saturday.
Blood oranges are now on the mar
ket. Sweet, juicy and attractive. Try
them and you will have no others.
Fresh strawberries in quart and
pint boxes. fancy navel oranges, Bald
win apples and pineapples. at Olson's.
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gloves. NJ. f. Andrews is showing all
the new shades in long, short and me-
dunn lengths.
The home of John Johnson, West
Boone street, which has been under
quarantine for scarlet fever, was re-
leased TINS morning.
The regular meeting of the Luxerit
Bible class was enjoyed Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. William
Long, Marion street.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Methodist church will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. c. w.
Sparks, 514 North Third street.
Don't forget the Adams Express
Company's sale of unclaimed packages
Friday and Saturday afternoons, 2
Mrs. Charles r. Williams and sister,
Miss Olive Drummer. went to State
Center this morning to spend the day
with Mr. Williams sister, Mrs. Emma
West.
The body of John Dolozol. who died
at the county farm, was shipped to the
state university at Iowa City, where It
will be used in the medical college for
scientific purposes.
The first bottle Of Kodol is free if i.
fails. See the advertised guarantee. IL
it does not completely digest all foods,
it does not completely digest all foods,
the druggist returns the money. But
Kodol does not fail.
Sunday night, April -, the southern
comedy drama, entitled, THE Slave
Girl" will be the attraction at the Cd
con theater. This is a pretty story of
the Sunny South told in a pleasant
way. Prices Is, %, 49, and SO cents.
Hereafter our collector will not call
on patrons who receive their gas and
electric bills thru the mails Our office
will be open Friday. April 10th, until
9 p. m. No discounts allowed there
after. Marshalltown l.. P. & Ry Co.
On next Wednesday evening a dele
cation of Red Men from Waterloo will
visit MarshalltoWn, bringing a class Of
pale faces which will be initiated into
the mysteries of wigwam life by the
degree team of Chippewa tribe, No. 40,
Of this city.
Mr.. NJ. T. Paulsen, of Hustad, a lee
turer for the National Temperance as
ISOLATION, will speak this evening at
the Elm Norwegian Lutheran church
in English. There will be no admis-
- ,1,
1t 8 o'clock.
The school board of Marshalltown
ow down water closets for the Mar
also the Des Moines. Cedar Rapids.
Dubuque and Milwaukee school boards |
n their respective cities. See Nc |
Carten Plumbing Company for their
guarantee on this closet.
Mrs Tau' Nicnols, formerly of Mi
lerva, . daughter-in law of Mr.. War /
en- Nichols, is at st. Thomas hospi- +
al, being prepared for an operation |
or appendicitis, which will probably |
,e performed within few days, or as
oon as the patient is in the proper
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols, who |
lived near Minerva. returned |
wo months ago from Greeley, where
lr Nichols has been in business for
evera1 years. Mr.. Nichols expects to
20 to Eldora in about ten days, where
drs. Nichols and son Lowell will join
lin later.
About fifty members Of the First
United Evangelical church, and other
riends. participated in a double sur
rise Wednesday eveneing at home Of
Ir and Mrs. Charles Wassmer, ia
,nson street. Altho it was the silver
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Wassmer.
he host and hostess believed the at
air to be for Rev. and Mrs. A. A.
'ouser, who leave today for their new
barge. Cedlr Rapids, and Mr.. Wass-
Ter accordingly made the presentation
peech accompanying the gift of a sill
ar berry spoon TO them. The tables
.-re turned and Mr.. and Mrs Wass-
Ter We're also presented by Mr.. Cous
" on behalf Of the guests With a
arrN spoon. About fifty We're pres
nj. and enjoyed social evening, dur
Aich two-course supper was