Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30

Garland. Monarch, Peoria, Lexington
and Globe ranges carried in stock
Horne & Gelvin.
Children's union suits, white and sill
Yer. Extra heavy fleeing. Sizes 4 t
8; so cents each. Archie Parker
Mrs. t. Binford left this morning fol
Omaha. where she will visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Glen Buck for two weeks.
Just received shipment of Grown
pianos. Demonstration free. Henry
Levitt Piano company, % East Main
street
The Phoenix Ladies' glove fitting
Jersey ribbed union suits, sizes 4 to
9 at so cents and 81 are superior tc
all others. Archie Parker.
Attend the social to be given by w.
j. Norman's Sunday school class in
the basement of the Presbyterian
church Friday hight. Numerous at
fractions"
The undersigned. thanks the friends
and neighbors. and Degree of Honor
| for their kindness and flowers sent
during the sickness and death of my
/ wife. John Johnson.
Mr.. f. II. Draper, traffic manager Of
| the Western Grocer company. While
alighting from u street car yesterday,
sprained his ankle severely, and is con-
fined to his home 4O6 North Fourth
street.
The Simmons Book store is Offering
some splendid bargains in wall paper
| 1t will be to your interest to see the
stock. It's the right time of year to
| decorate your rooms. First class work
men to do the work for YOU at any
| time
Mrs. e. G. Perkins. wife of plasterer
residing at 2O51a So h First avenue.
was removed to st. Thomas hospital
Tuesday night, suffering with typhoid
fever Mr.. Perkins has been ill. but is
now convalescing. His wife has only
recently been stricken with the disease.
Brisk action, thrilling climaxes and
beautiful stage mountings; clever act
ors, genuine Indians; cleverness of
dramatic ideas and a pretty story, are
among the reasons of the success of
Lincoln j. Carriers greatest 1nelodrama
"rhe Flaming Arrow" which will be
seen at the Odeon Friday night, Oct.
.. Prices, Is, %, So and so cents.
Engineer Miles Kelleher, of the Iowa
Central, who was injured when his en-
CINE threw a side rod, is resting as
comfortably as could be expected, and
his condition is pronounced very sat
isfactory. Mr.. Kelleher is today suf-
fering more pain, perhaps, than he did
yesterday, but that would be expected,
owing to the nature of his injuries.
The coffee served at the fair by the
Congregational ladies was Scarlet King
brand. 1t is packed in two pound cans
only and retails at seventy-five cents
per can. Your dealer has it or will
get it for you. This is a high grade
coffee blended in such manner as to
produce most exquisite flavor not ex-
ceeded by any on the market, no ex-
ceptions. Try it.
Twenty young lady and gentlemen
friends of Miss F'rieda Newblom Joined
in a surprise on her at the NeWblom
home, 405 Union Street, Tuesday eve
ming. 1t was a farewell party, as
Miss New'blom, with her mother, Mrs.
Christine Newblom. will move to st.
Anthony next Wednesday. Miss New
blom was presented by the crowd with
pretty ring. Her mother, and sis
ter-in-law Mrs. Nick Newblom, served
dainty lunch.
Rev. DR.. Hanson, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Des Moines. will be
in the city Sunday to conduct Bible
ut tIa OIL IA n
A. Dr. Hanson will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening, and will speak at the Y. NJ. |
C. A. in the afternoon. On Monday he |
will conduct several shop meetings. |
Rev. James MCGEE, pastor of the
church here, will fill DR.. Hanson's pull |
pit on Sunday, and will conduct Bible |
day services at the Des Moines Y. M. |
c. A.
Mrs. A. c. Abbott. who has been
with her daughter. Mrs Harrison Will i
lianls, of New York City, at Saranac
Lake, N. Y, an Adirondaclls resort, |
since Aug. 15, arrived home Tuesday |
evening, accompanied by Mrs. Will |
lianls her son, Harrison, Jr., Miss |
Burk, and MI. Burk, also of New
York. Mrs. Williams has been spend
ing the past eighteen months in the
Adirondacks owing to her health. She
will remain here for the winter, and
with her mother will occupy the Mrs.
Addie Robbins home ,7OS West Main
street. Mr.. Burk, who is a clerk in the
office of Mr.. Williams, who is, tax
agent of the Erie railroad, will leave
for the east tomorrow, but his sister
will spend the winter here
Messrs. j. NJ. Holt and j. L. Carney
received notice from the clerk of the
supreme court this morning of final
of the case of their
client, Mrs. Dora Walkup VS.. George
H. Beebe, and that Mrs. Walkup would
collect the full amount of her judg-
ment for damages caused by Mr..
Beebe's automobile, and COSTS The
petition for rehearing filed by Mr.
Beebe was overruled and that ends
the contest by him. Mr.. Carney also
received a card that the decision of 4
the suit brought by the Barber AS
phalt Paving company against his {
client, Timothy Brown, was affirmed.
Mr.. Brown was sued by the paving
to compel him to pay for the
paving in front Of his premises on
East Main street, and was released
rom SUCH payment by the decision t
If Judge Bradshaw and the supreme s
court has affirmed that decision. 1,