Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-30

l.. IL. Smith. of Liscomb. was in the
city today on business.
Wanted-Ap in millinery
department. Small wages paid. ~. ID.
Simon.
The Marshalltown Buggy Co. will
reasonable.
We are paying highest market price
for butter and eggs. j. ID. Plumb, II
North First street.
Dr. Cora Williams, diseases of Wom-
IN and obstetrics Office over Fidelity
bank. Hours 1912 a. M. IA p. nj.
The Wimodausis Aid society will
meet with Mrs w L. Nicholson. 40s
North Second avenue, Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs c. j. McCombs, 1l6 North Cen
ter street, was hostess Saturday after
noon to the regular meeting of the
whist club.
Nick Jorgensen A. O. L. w. bene
tit dance at Red Mems hall tomor-
night Admission 80 cents. Every
body invited.
Warren 4. Newton is permanently
located at No. II South First street,
with Eastman supplies. Developing and
finishing done promptly.
New. modern home of rooms in
choice residence part of city for quick
sale. Cash or easy terms. See us at
once for particulars. Bell & Hill.
Ladies. it will pay YOU to see our
line of ladies' suits, skirts, and jack
cts; also we have q good line of chill
drens Jackets. Benedict & Brintnall.
Mrs Ella Davis, of Malcolm, arrived
IL. the city Saturday evening, and will
visit for a week ten days With her
daughters, Mesdames c. L. Hatcher,
and c. A. Seely.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Douglas and
son Delbert spent Sunday in Iowa
Falls with Mrs Douglas aunt. Mrs.
Edward Stewart. and Mr. Douglas
brother, Rev ~ f. Douglas.
Pepsin digests albumen only. That
is a small part of ones food. Kodol
digests all foods. and completely 1t
gives the stomach the complete relief
necessary to promp; recovery.
Mrs A. A. Bartine and daughter
Miss Blanche. OF ST. Anthony. returned
nome Saturday evening from Rhodes,
where they have been spending.a week
With their daughter and sister, Mrs. NJ.
+. BaNer
4 lad i'm road aid in the
-R. and sent for needles for the New
Home sewing machine. Send in your
>.ders for any kind of sewing machine
kinds Schmidt.
c. H. Brock of the soldiers home.
old the story of Providence spring,
Il Andersonvillee prison TO the boys
If the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. at the us
,al Sunday afternoon meeting at the
association building.
Butterni!k bread at the Standard
Bakery. 10 West Main. is the original
l.tice and is made from the original
ecipe. Come in and inspect our Nt
hen and see how nice and clean it is.
Guy buttermilk bread.
lou CuI guy Will paper DIT llSut
,-ces at the Simmons Book Store. !
superb stock in all grades and at
,rces to suit Your pocketbook. We
IAN sell you anything you want in wall
paper and furnish expert workmen to
lang it.
Peter Lorenzen. near Green Noun
ain. took an automatic Ruby New
4 last weak
VIM Carson ordered another one to
he shipped to LaMoille. They all get
he habit to see Schmidt for sewing
aachnes. The New Home line.
The Marshalltown Trades and Labor
assembly will give an entertainment in
the east court room Wednesday even- |
ing. Apuril 1. No admission Of any
sort will be charged. The entertain
nent Will consist of moving pictures
and illustrated songs, and short tall,
will be given on trade labels.
The body of Mrs Sarah Fullmer
who died at Pasadena. Cal. on the oath !
INST is expected to reach this city |
friday morning. April 8. in charge OF
!. son. DR. Burt Fullmer. of Los An !
;eles The funeral will be held from !
he Seventh Day Adventist church. |
corner of Seventh and Church streets. |
it , O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
c. j. Brown. an Iowa Central engi- !
;lecr. who formerly lived in this city /
'1ut who is now running out of Mon !
mouth ILL.,. left for his homo this morn |
IA. after a visit of few days in the |
ity with his brother. Ed Brown. Mr.. t
Brown was slightly injured in jumping |
rom his engine to escape being caught |
n the freight wreck at Newport a few |
weeks ago, but his injuries have about |
leased to bother him.
Mr. j. w. Barkhurst. of Benton. !
izas formerly of Eden township. this /
spent Sunday in the city at the
home of his brother law, Mr.. G. a. /
Farmer MI Barkhurst is a brother of |
the late Mrs w. y. Dckerson. of St. !
Anthony. and came to st. Anthony TO |
attend the funeral. w. NJ. Diclersor,
of Braman. Okla, a brother of Mr.
who was also here for the /
funeral will remain for a visit of a |
Few days.
Burning grass in a pasture which I
threatened to set fire to a barn on the !
premises of j. II. Higham. 90 East |
South street called the south side fire
department to the scene al $3.50 O'Clock |
this morning The blaze was put out |