Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-11
Sragic Nilknarf Ekoms.
Country butter 20 cents at olson's.

Sragic Nilknarf Ekoms.
Country butter 20 cents at Olsons.
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Sleeping Beauty film in colors. Elite
Regular dance at Forneys hall We'd
| nesday evening.
Swift's Premium hams and bacon
for sale by Olson.
Leap year post cards at Newton's.
No. IL South First street
Mr.. and Mrs. David Worth, of I'm
ion, were in the city today.
If it is a post card we have it. New
tons, No IL South First street
ID. w. Norris, Jr, will address the
salesman ship club tonight at the Y. NJ.
c. A.
We can fill your post card wants
of any nature. Newton's, No. ii South
First street.
Miss Alice Probst spent Sunday in
Liscomb with her cousins, MIR. and Mrs.
Harold Clark.
You will miss a rare treat if you do
not come to the Baptist church, We'd
nesday evening, May IS.
The Baptist Hill Bible class will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs ]. H.
Smith. 401 South Fifth street.
Miss Minnie Heiffner spent Sunday in
Liscomb and Union with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Il. Heiffner, and sister
Mrs. f. NJ. McAfee.
Mrs. Jerry S. Green. 534 North First
street, who has been seriously sick with
heart disease. following an attack of
grippe, is much better today.
Well give you an honest job Of
materials and honest
ly applied. And the price will be no
more than the inferior kind you've been
getting. Simmons Book Store.
A fistic and hair pulling encounter
between two little girls, apparently
not over L. years old. caused little
on East Main street, Satur- |
day evening. No arrests were made.
Mrs. Cady Lawrence. of Union. was
in the city Saturday evening, being |
on her way to Belle Plaine. where she |
will visit for few days at the home !
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. I
Quinn.
Drs. I. H. and A. c. Fry will go to
Des Moines tomorrow morning to at |
lend the annual convention OF the Iowa
State Homeopathic Medical association,
which will be held Tuesday and We'd
1esday.
e. w. Archer, formerly manager OF
he Standard Oil Company here, but
low of Fort Dodge. spent Saturday
n the city in attendance at the reg
liar meeting of the Hawkeye Com
nercial Mems association, of which he
S director
Mr.. Charles Parker. Of New York
city. arrived this morning. and will re-
main for four weeks visit with his
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Parker.
Mrs. Robert Sniffen, of New York,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, will
,e here in fortnight and remain for
! two weeks visit.
Robert Bruce, Marshalltown Fur
lace Company molder. who has been
II of typhoid fever at st. Thomas hos
,ital for the past six weeks, has recov-
red sufficiently as to be able to go to
lis home in Newton. He will leave
Wednesday, and remain until he Is
trong enough to resume work.
Mrs. Angie Kinzer. of Ida Grove, and
IRIS. Zimri WINERY, of Hutchinson,
las., who were called to the city by
he death of their brother law, AL
their
pective homes this morning. Mrs.
Iii Ratcliff, of Des Moines, the moth
r of Mrs. Albert WINERY, who was
ere to attend the funeral, went to her
ONE this morning. ID
The funeral of Mrs Jesse Wall, of
.lbion, was largely attended Saturday
fternoon from the Methodist church
t Albion Rev. j. c. Grafton, of Lee
rand had charge of the funeral, as
listed by Rev. S. S. Wyand The bur-
II was in Albion cemetery, with
Iessrs. G. B. Jentsch, w. d. Presnall,
William Lahman, II. S. Rolston, H.
7. Pratt, and H. j. Reidell acting as
all bearers
The body of Charles Sundell, who
led in Yuma, Ariz., last week, reached
his city Sunday morning, and at $3.50
lis afternoon, from the Eagles hall,
ev. William Pence James conducted
le funeral services. Among the flow
IS were pretty piece from the local
erie of Eagles, a large pillow from
lie Des Moines aerie, of which Mr..
undel was member; and one from
lie neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
llndell the young mans parents. The
all bearers We're Messrs. W. H. Grip
lie, Norman Leech Clarence Ship
AN, Charles Winters, A. II. Mozart
ey and c. w. Cation. Interment was
Riverside.
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