Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-13

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Ask for Banner flour.
DIR. Lierle-Eye and ear.
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Eat Anchor ham and bacon.
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Two opticians. Chamberlain.
Read the coupon in Van Camps &C
on Page 5.
Dance at Forney's hall Tuesday eve
ming, April IA.
Degree team dance Wednesday even
ing. Columbia hall.
Leader coffee always fresh and al
ways the same. Sinclars.
1t will pay you to see our Easter
gloves. Benedict & Brintnall.
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Mixed sweet peas. dwarft and tall
nasturtiums In bulk at Culleys.
Another big Woodman dance We'd
nesday evening at Columbia hall.
kodaks and Eastman supplies at
Newton's Kodakery II So. First street
The Baptist Hill Bible class will meet
with Mrs John Pursel, Tuesday after
noon.
Messrs Frank Robinson and Payton
Mochan spent Sunday with friends in
Boone.
Miss Eta Lord will sew by the day
in city or country. New phone SIS
rings.
Just received, some new blue and
brown ladies' suits today. Benedict &
Brintnall.
The finest line of draperies shown In
the city at the Marion Gard furniture
store, 216-21s East Main.
Only two days more to get tickets
for Raymond Robins lecture. Prices 80
and 70 cents at Henry Pappe's.
Judge J. NJ. Parker left for Vinton
this morning to open the April term of
the Benton county district court.
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Eight thousand satisfied customers in
Iowa on Leader coffee ought to con-
vince of it's quality. Only .25 cents a
pound. Sinclair.
Notice to farmers and gardeners-We
desire to contract for 200 acres of Gu
cumbers for which we will pay 50 cents
per bushel delivered at our factory.
Marshall Vinegar Company.
Mrc n M Ndffcha1 IF 1roc
in the city for an over Sunday visit
as the guest of her daughter. Mrs. R.
R. Runneals, coming to attend the fun
eral of her cousin, Mrs. ]. p. Kirk.
Mr.. A. G. Johnson, who represents
in this state Wylnan, Partridge & Co..
wholesale dry goods, Minneapolis, ar
rived home Saturday from ten days
been getting ready for his annual
spring trip.
DIR. A. ]. Mccormack, of Gearing, was
in the city Saturday evening, being
on his way to Dunlap, where he spent
Sunday at the home of his brotherin-
law. B. H. Cutler. Mrs. Mccormack.
who has been at the Cutler home fol
dl1IlOSI d W0ek, Will accompany uSL
husband home.
E. III. Jaqua, of Cedar Falls, who
two years ago was student at Iowa
college, Grinnell and who was man
ager of the college glee club during
his senior year. was in the city Sun
day. Mr. Jaqua is state student sec
Rotary of the Indiana Y. NJ c. A., with
y
Misses Vera Sieg and Gladys Tall
lett, library school students, have re-
turned to Madison. Wis. after their
spring vacation spent here. Miss Tai
lett left Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday in Clinton with relatives. Miss
Sieg left Saturday evening, and spent
Sunday in Chicago.
Rev Merle N. Smith of the Metho
dist church says of Raymond Robins
lecture: "a lecture worth while. The
most instructive on the subject | have
ever heard. Every one should hear it,"
This lecture will be repeated by re-
quest at the NJ. r. church Wednesday
evening at o'clock. Tickets on sale
at Henry Pappe's Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Mary E. Kellogg. Of Sioux City,
president of the Rebelah State as
sembly, l. O. o. F., who arrived in the
city Saturday, was a guest at the home
of Mrs. ]. W. Carney until this morn
ing, when she returned home. Mr. j.
w. Smith. of Des Moines. grand master
of the order. was also a guest at the
Carney home. Sunday
Mrs Albertina Pickering. Of Atlantic,
Ia. spoke at the Methodist church,
Sunda. evening and at the Friends
Sunday school In the morning in the
interest of the American Home Find
ing Association. Of Ottumwa, an as
socia ton which conducts a home for
the care of homeless children while the
officers can find for them suitable
homes with foster parents. About
thirty five children are constantly on
hand. some only for short time and
others for several months. Mrs. Pick
ering will solicit funds in MARSHALL
town and the towns of Marshall coun-
ty. She will also inquire for people
who have homes open for adopted chill
dren and is authorized to investigate
who would be sent to such an
institution