Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-15

| helnple mowers Tor Easter.
| .--
Geo. j. Allen. optical specialist
DR.. Wood. eye, throat. nose, and ear.
Souvenir spoons at Aliens, the jew
eler.
Northern Spy seed potatoes. See Will
Miller.
The Ladies' Reading circle met Mon
day afternoon for its usual study. with
Mrs. j. II. H. Frsbie.
Be sure that your bread has the
green label that is the genuine, and
from Robertson Il Strub.
Miss Mildred Horton entertained the
members OF the Literary elan at their
regular meeting Monday evening.
Sanol. the perfect sweeping COM
pound. For floors. rugs. carpets. Ma
rion Gard. sale agent in this territory.
| The regular study meeting of the
Lotus club was enjoyed Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. w. f.
| koontZ
/ Mrs Paul Nichols. who passed thru
an operation for appendicitis at ST,
Thomas hospital a few days ago, is
| doing nicely.
One Of the most thrilling addresses
ever given in MarshalItown will be
given by Raymond Robins at the NJ.
L. church o'clock tonight
/ Mrs. Bertha Davis. 6ll West Nevada
street. was hostess Tuesday afternoon
~
e. s, there being good attendance.
/ Edward Routh. 1O6 North First av-
enue. is i'll of smallpox at the detention
| hospital. Mr.. Routh was preparing to
! move to North Dakota when taken Ill.
Marshalltown busgies. made by Mar
| shalltown labor. and sold at prices less
than inferior buggies made elsewhere.
should appeal to the MarshalltoWn
man.
The regular meeting Of the Haw-
! thorne club was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. f. r. Lay.
The time was spent with review ques-
! tons.
The Excelsior Aid society will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mes
DANES Rhoades and Lester Williams at
the Rhoades home, GA East State
| street.
Mr.. Roland S Dufield. of Mason
! City. spent Monday night in the city
| at the home of his uncle and cousin.
DIR. H. P. Duffield. and Mr.. Charles l..
(. Duffield.
| CT u.i1 ho tn1nOrrOW
between the hours of $50 and $3.50 on
account of the funeral of Mr.. c. S Jer-
ONE, father of our Mr.. Frank Jerome.
Henry Pappe.
Misses Anna and Prudence Todd
went to Iowa Falls Tuesday. where
! they will live Miss Anna Todd has
been in the employ of the Ketchum &
CASTOR Company.
| Just now. while the hen is setting. it
would be good plan for you to have
a look at Purina Baby Chick Feed. 1t
saves the life of baby chicks. Sold by
Peckham Grocery Company.
Banner flour is better than standard
-four that is guaranteed to give You.
sack, and do not accept substitutes.
/ Corn stalks. which were burning in
the field at the J. r. Higham home,
go East South street. at about 2
| o'clock today. furnished the fire that
| called the department at about 2
| o'clock this afternoon. No damage was
| done.
/ Word from Omaha is to the effect
! that Mrs. Frank Kennedy, who is Il pa
tent in the General hospital there, is
somewhat improved over her condition
of few days ago Mrs. Kennedy re-
/ Gently underwent an extensive surgical
operation at the hospital.
Mrs. Lucy Ashcraft, of this city,
who for year has been a member of
the soldiers home, is dangerously sick
at the home hospital of pneumonia.
I Her daughters. Mrs. Henry Thede, of
I this city. and Mrs. c. l.. Preston. of
! Rhodes, are at her bedside. and an
other daughter, Mrs. Cessford Of Nit
chell. S. d., has been summoned.
] Just received. the finest and most
complete line of fresh vegetables and
fruits in the city. We have fine straw
berries. pineapples, Black Hawk or
anges. bananas. cranberries, green
peas, new beets. carrots. cabbage. wax
! beans. sweet peppers, tomatoes. Gu
cunbers. egg plant. parsley. new po-
tatoes. celery, rhubarb, Spanish on
| ions, spinach, Nevada radisiles, head
lettuce and green onions. Telephone
us your orders. We take just as much
/ pains to send you the best as tho you
select them yourself. Peckham Gro
! Gerry Company.
The Baptist church was crowded
Tuesday evening. with patrons of the
entertainment given under the auspices
of the city Eedera tian of Moment