Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-27
Hot rolls always at wachter's.

/ Ioucn up The WOOD WORN. LOU Set
the best material at Wheeler & Hoas's.
Veil pins, booches, gents fobs and
chains. Miller, the jeweler, 1903 East
Main.
Call at the Buggy Works and see
their driving wagons fitted with wire
! wheels.
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Suit, 6o5 West
! Nevada street, are the parents of a son,
born Thursday.
The Dorcas stocking darner will be
demonstrated at Nettie Ingledue's dry
goods store Saturday.
/ 1 have a broken line of children's
caps, which I will sell at 10 cents each
while they last. Orlando Baxter.
The Frank Whaley home, zoos Iowa
street. was 1uarantined Thursday for
! scarlet fever. Mr. Whaley is sick
| The ladies' of the Christian church
! will have an exchange at Schmidt S
hardware store tomorrow afternoon.
Dr. Cora Williams, diseases Of wom-
IN and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
bank. Hours 1912 a. M, Ia p. m.
See us for fire, lightning and tor
nado insurance Van Orman & Van
orman, over 116 West Main street.
Rev. o. H. l.. Mason. of Boone, was
| in the city this forenoon. while on his
way to Cedar Rapids on business.
! Tomorrow will be the last day of the
Red Fern corset demonstration at the
/ New England No fittings after p. m.
A sure sign of spring is that craving
| for fruit Get can of Paradise IS
land Pineapple, and be satisfied. AT
any grocer.
"Wellington's Best has stood the
/ test No other winter wheat -four can
equal it. Your grocer has it, s1.50 per
sack, or phone e. E. Benedict & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kline, who
have been spending the past three
months visiting in Texas and Arkan-
sas. arrived home Thursday night
Is everybody happy? Yes, is the
answer from him who knows the de-
licious richness of Paradise Island
Pineapple. All the grocers have it.
| Tho John d. Rockefeller is the
wealthiest man in America it is said
! he is not as happy as the man who
eats Paradise Island Pineapple. Ask
YOUR grocer
| If you do not know where, phone
Let's, Fletcher & Co., at once, and they
will refer you to your nearest dealer
who can supply you with Paradise Is
land Pineapple.
I Remember us on coffee. We are sure
| YOU will agree with us that you have
| found none better-if you will give us
an order for trial pound. All grades
and all prices. l.. S. Peckham Grocery
Co.
Remember the free entertainment
| "The Wonders and Glories of Califor-
MIA" at the manual training auditor
i,lm high school tonight. James W.
Erwin will show 200 beautiful views
and motion pictures. 1t is free.
Mr.. j. S. Bunker and family Of Gear
ing. arrived in the city Thursday with
their household effects and will occupy
the residence at No. 300 West Nevada
street. Mr. Bunker has entered the
employ of John Irwin, a local contract
or.
We have New York line of rare
and beautiful antique Oriental rugs
for sale in our carpet department, for
one week only. This is a chance you
should not miss, as the prices are very
reasonable for this class of goods. The
d. C. Wilbur store.
| Bosch Bros. of Vancleve, have be-
gun suit in the district court against
l.. A. 1irton and II. S. Girton. to col
lect on an account claimed to be past
due and to recover on a note which is
also alleged to be past due and UNI
paid The claims set up in the petit
1ions aggregate about $500.
Miss Ella Skegg, 2OSEa West Main
street. entertained q small company al
$3.50 o'clock dinner Thursday evening
complimentary to Miss Athyl Olson. an
Ames College student who is her guest
during the spring vacation. The even
| ing was enjoyed with vocal and instru-
1 mental music, and dancing.
The funeral of Robert B. Williams
the member of the soldiers home who
died Thursday afternoon from injuries
received while trying to stop run
Eaway team on West Main street, will
be held at the home Saturday after
noon at 3to'clock. The body will be
buried in the home cemetery.
Mesdames B. A. Morgan, G. w.
Buunham and George +. Thaycr We're
hostesses at the Morgan home. 81
Fast Main street Thursday. to the
Congregational Ladies Aid society,
which met for an all days sew. Nearly
forty we're present and a very pleas
ant and profitable day was enjoyed
Presiding Elder w. F. Pitner of the
Marshalltown district of the Methodist
church, who has been attending the
district conference at Sheffield. re-
turned home Thursday. Rev. N. A.
Mershon of Toledo, who was also at
| tending the conference. passed thru the
city Thursday on his way to his home.
The Ayres home liz North Third
avenue, which has been under quar-
antine because of illness with scarle-
THURSDAY and the patient was dis
charged. Mrs. Roberts who has been
with her son during his sickness, re-
turned to her home in Oskaloosa
Thursday night.
The body of Mrs. w. N. Dickerson OF
St Anthony. was brought to this city
this morning, accompanied by a party
Of relatives and friends. and taken to
Riverside for burial. The funeral
| -; hal tho Dinl>arSOr