Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-27
DR.. Wood eye, throat, nose, and ear

We sell the best interior paints.
Wheeler & Hoag.
DR.. f. i. Neiman was in Toledo to-
day on business.
Mr.. John Lundy. of Union, spent
Thursday in the city.
Dance at Fomey's hall Saturday
night. Full orchestra.
Mr. Will H. Hill was in State Cen
ter today on business
Plenty of fresh garden seeds, onion
sets, etc Kendall & West.
Japalac your lnoleum. Looks like
new. Wheeler & Hoag.
We will pay cash for country butter
| tomorrow. Kendall 4 West.
Try Elk chocolates. They are best.
Wheeler 4 Hoag, sole agents.
Don't forget! Indoor base ball games
tonight Good games assured.
Mr.. G. r. stansberry, of Gilman,
spent Thursday in the city on BUSH
ness.
The regular meeting of ST. Margar
cts mission was held Thursday evening
with Mrs. Heitshu.
A complete and up to date line of
La VALERIE neck chains. Miller, the
ieweler los East Main.
For Rent-Four room modern fiat
after April /. Call new phone 5S3, or
cali at sol West Main street.
Howard d Wilbur and w. Fl. Gil
bert went to Lost Island Wednesday
night to hunt ducks for a few days.
Tomorrow will be the last day of the
Red Fern corset demonstration at the
New England. No fittings after p. m.
W. /. Atkinson. of Iowa City. who
represents the Mutual Lyceum Bureau,
of Chicago. spent Wednesday in the
! city on business
The regular meeting of the Witen-
agemote club was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. L. Smell
| ing. Next Week it will be with Mrs.
| w. S. Mcbride, at the A. l.. Frazer
home.
Mrs. j. w. Carney, Mrs. John Tall
man and Mrs. Hoy We're hostesses
Thursday afternoon to very pleasant
meeting of the Harmony Aid society.
Lunch and social time followed the
business session.
Getting more interesting as the
| schedule draws to a close. Indoor
base ball games tonight, at the Y. NJ.
| c. A gym. Marshalltown Trowel Co.
VS.. c. l. Business College, and Lennox
| Furnace Co. VS.. Lennox Machine Co.
/, 10 cents.
The will of the late j. L. Winery
was entered for probate in the district
court this morning. The will gives all
of the property to Mrs. WINERY. who
was nominated to be executriX of the
estate without bond. Her appointment
was made by Judge Parker
Tomorrow, Saturday, you will see
three washing machines in operation
one run by electricity. one by city
water, one--the Wonder-by hand
Come in. Bring a blue shirt or a pair
of overalls along to watch the result
Tomorrow everybody goes to
Schmidt'S.
Mrs William Quackenbush of Mara
thon, who has been at Colfax taking
treatment, was guest between trains
Thursday evening at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. E. Hepner, 312 North
Third avenue. Mrs. Quackenbush was
on her way to Waterloo, where she has
sister in the hospital.
Mrs. Josephine Marsh, who was
called to Manchester short time ago
will remain for an indefinite visit with
her daughter, Mrs. George l.. Frank
Rev. G. +. Marsh, who is at present at
Colo conducting evangelistic meetings
returned from Manchester Thursday
where he had accompanied his mother
A bulletin issued from the office OF
Superintendent c. S. Hayden, an
nounces the reappointment of S. j.
Dunn to be chief dispatcher of the
Iowa Central. Mr.. Dunn, who resigned
a few months ago, and has since been
in the south, has returned to resume
his former position with the road.
Mrs. Henry Sundell, accompanied by
her sons, Ralph and George, will leave
the city April II for New York, from
where she will sail. on April 16, for
Sweden, where she will visit at her old
/ home at Vernland Mrs. Sundell will
also visit at Stockholm and Gutten-
berg, and also in. Germany and France
and will be gone about four months.
John C. Logsdon, who attempted sui
eide the other day by shooting. was
removed Thursday afternoon from ST
Thomas to Singleton's hospital
Logsdons is a county case. and the
county felt that it could care for the
patient at less expense at the Single
ton hospital. with which the county
has a contract. Logsdon is doing nice
lA- today.
We are receiving fresh vegetables
twice a week from Kansas. They are
fine TOMORROW we will have fresh to-
matoes, cucumbers, caulflower spin
4 ach. new beets. new carrots, new tur-
nips radishes. lettuce. onions. celery:
also have fancy bananas, oranges and
grape fruit; in fact, everything for a
/ good Sunday dinner can be found at
Peckham's grocery.
Miss Belle Classen, of Green Noun
tain, who recently graduated from the
manual arts department of the State
Normal school, left for Minneapolis
today, where she will take advanced
work in art at the Handicraft Guild
a school of applied arts and crafts
Miss Classen viii! make her home with
MIR. and Mrs. James Crystal, former
r,cjdapfS of Mountain. who