Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-22

new broom or scrub brush. Cullcy has
them.
Fancy name and birthday cards
Newtons kodakery, IL South First
| street
Lemon pie made from real lemons
Delicious. AT the Standard Bakery, Ito
West Main.
Just received, a fresh lot of oranges,
fine, sweet fruit. Order dozen. Peck
ham Gro. Co.
1t is unnatural for a person to ache.
hurt, complain, most of the time. Have
the cause removed. See DR.. Mairs.
Miss Madge Taylor went to Lis
comb Tuesday evening for few days
For Sale-A lot of good buggy craft
ing. cheap Five good second hand bug
sies and surries. down at GantZ's place.
Apple pie. made of fresh apples
Mince pie made of home made mince
meat. At the Standard Bakery, ITO
West Main.
The Harmony Aid society will meet
with Mesdames {. S. and c. W. Hutson
at the formers home. 20 South First
avenue, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. S. CAN'T, 5o7 North Center
street, was hostess Tuesday after
noon to a very pleasant meeting of
the Royal Neighbors' Aid society.
The Ladies' Aid society of the State
Street Evangelical church will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. C. e. Quintard, 517 Woodbury.
street.
The Hawthorne club met at the
afternoon. with Mrs. c. c. Urine as
leader. The study was on "Foreshad
owings From the Post-E Exile Times
Headaches, backaches, as rule,
come from bad stomach, or constipa-
tion. You need something to aid di-
gestion and cure the constipation.
have it. DIR. Mairs
The home of Fred HUT. 405ls North
Third avenue, which has been under
quarantine for cerebro spinal menin
gifts, was released today. The child
that was sick is recovering.
-S.--
Banner flour is better than standard
by actual analyses. 1t is hard wheat
flour that is guaranteed to give you
Ask your grocer for a
sack. and do not accept substitutes.
Harold r. Pontius. an employee of
the D. c. Wilbur store, has been is
sued a certificate as licensed en-
balmer. by the state board of health.
Mr.. Pontius took the morticians' ex
animation in February.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist church will be entertained at the
home of Miss Alice Patterson, 4O6 East
Church street, Thursday afternoon.
Mesdames Danskin, Brennecke, Mat /
son and Russell assisting.
Major NJ. L. Pembleton, of the Ma
ional Association of Civil War mu-
:icians, who has been in the city for Il
lew days, went to State Center this I
to give concert before the
State Center G. A. r. Thursday night
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
church will meet at / p.
}. M. Thursday. at the home of Mrs.
!. f. Bradbury, 1O1 South Ninth street,
or an afternoon sew. Mrs. A. P. Bratt |
will assist Mrs. Bradbury in enter
aiming.
Mrs. Ella Davis, of Malcolm, who i
las been in the city for brief visit
With her daughters. Mesdames c. f.
Soo1,, of
lay evening for Belle Plaine and
Wichita. Kas.. and possibly points in
oklahoma, where she will remain in
Jack" Payette. a former we'll known
owa Central engineer, now of Rock
springs, Wyo.. is in the city for a visit
f week or ten days with relatives
nd friends. Mr.. Payette is engaged in
he saloon and lodging house business
t Rock Springs, in company with his
on, Eugene Payette.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. PraZak, of Gales
urg. H., arrived in the city Tuesday
vening. and will remain for a short
isit at the home of the formers BROTH
T. Mr.. ]. +. PraZak, and family. Mr..
'raZak who learned telegraphy i'm the
Dcal Western Union office, is now
for the company at Gales
urg.
Saturday and Sunday nights. April
5 and IS. The Bankers Moving Picture
how will be the attraction at the
'deon theater They have positively
ne latest and best films that the mar
ct affords and the illustrated songs
re all new and have never before
cen heard or seen in this city. Two
nd one half hours of pleasure for
0, 20 and 80 cents.
Sister Madeline, former teacher in {
/. Mary's institute who was called to ,
he city a week ago by the death of
er little nephew, the infant son of
IT.. and Mrs. S. w. Romen. left for i;
ne mother house in OttumWa, where 5
he Is now stationed Tuesday evening.
II. Bart Neville an attorney OF Chi
ago. and a brother of Mrs. RoWen
nd Sister Madeline. left for his home
tuesday, night.
But for the brave act of an unknown J
IAN, whose name could not be
armed, Mrs. j. N. Walker POI West
Done street. and Mrs. J. e. Dppo, OF
linton, might have been injured in q
lnaway Tuesday afternoon in the
reat Western yards near Second ave-
ue Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Dippo {
ara driving tl,a fnrynpr'c horse to the | .