Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01
Giillles-Gepublitl1
The City in Brief
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DIR. Lierle-Eye and ear.
Don't miss show at Elite.

Geo. j. Allen. optical specialist
Big line of watches at bottom price
Aliens.
Fine line of new belts, see them
NJ. +. Andrews.
: Organs almost as good us new beil
offered at $500 and up, Il, The Tuffr
Music House.
The MarshalitoWn BUGGY Compar
have some nobby triN ing wagons 9
their repository floor.
MCGEE adjustable yoke Heatherbloo
skirts. blue, brown and black, just al
rived. NJ r. Andrews.
Buttermilk bread that has the gree
label is from Robertson & Shrubs an
is the original Roth phones.
falling. Electric needle work a special
~. Phone $40 Arson Stroud
The Excelsior Aid society will NEE
4 Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ro
Clark. VA North Third street
/ Austin Pitcher and Wife sos Eas
| State street. are parents of a min
pound boy, born Tuesday night.
| If YOU want an organ. come in no,
and get one all the way from $500 W
while they last Tuffree Music Hous,
| The Ladies' guild of st Paufs churcl
will meet for an allday sew l'rda.
ut the home of Mrs. Ed Powell ~
| E1St I'EIrrl, Stroof
Miss Fanny Quaife left Tuesda.
| night for Naperville, Ill.,, where sh,
will visit during the remainder of tn,
| week with friends.
Union Depot entertainment to b,
given April 3 by Ladies auxiliary o
! Y. NJ. G. A. for the purpose of paying
the $1,000 obligation.
The Hawthorne club met Tuesda,
afternoon with Mrs. B. A. Morgan. who
also acted as leader. The regular
study was continued.
Don't forget that we are agents 70,
the famous Darlington Hall coffee the
best on earth. in one pound tins at 81
cents. Peckham Grocery Co.
New. modern home of rooms in
choice residence part of city for quick
sale. Cash or easy terms. See us at
once for particulars. Bell & Hill
very pleasant meeting of the
Wimodausis Aid society was enjoyed
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. w. r.
Nicholson. 4O2 North Second avenue.
fertile seed corn and it pays them.
The same applies to seed potatoes Ask
your grocer for Red River Early Ohios.
e. r. Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Artz, 706 East
Main street, We're surprised by a COM
pany of about thirty of their neighbors
and friends Tuesday night. The even
ing was spent socially.
Mrs. j. f. Mewherter and son John
of Clinton. arrived in the city Tuesday
evening, and will remain until Satur-
day with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Winebrenner
The home of j. p. Diehl, corner OF
Summit and Fourth streets, was quar-
antined Tuesday evening for scarlet
fever. Frances, the younger daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl, is ILL.,
Ladies--Remember we are offering
YOU special prices in our Marinello
parlors during the month of April, as
follows: Six shampoos, 50: six mani
cures, 50; ten facial treatments, IS. A.
=. Simon.
Our line of bakery goods is as good
as can be produced. nothing but the
very best of everything is used in the
Try our rolls, fried cakes.
cookies and cakes. and convince your
self. Robertson & Strub.
Miss Sarah Bower of Ftchburg,
Mass, arrived in the city Tuesday eve
ming for an extended visit at the home
of her aunt. Mrs G. p. Ordway. before
returning east. Miss Bower has been
spending the winter with brother in
Chicago.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate will leave the last
of this month for trip abroad. He
sails on the Atlantic transport line
steamer Minnehaha. which goes direct
to London. After short time in Lon
>,
Belgium and France, and, returning to
England. will Visit the principal cities
Of Scotland as we'll as the lake dis
lrict.
We can't make the buttermilk bread
my better. It's perfect now. if bought
Ut the Standard bakery So we've tried
o make it look better by adding the
abel Look for the blue label. It's a
little thing to look for but a big thing
o find. because it means quality. the
original buttermilll bread made from
he original formula. At the Standard
40 West Main. Telephone
,our orders
Francis Macmillen. the distinguished
Dung American violinist who is MAX
ng his second tour of his native coun-
ry this year bids fair to outrival any
# his competitors In the matter of as
listing artists. He Is carrying with
lin Mime Rosina Van Dyk. the Dutch
oprano. and Herr Richard Hageman,
he celebrated pianist. also of Hol-
and Macmillen and his company
lays here Monday night. April 6, at
he Odean theater. Prices, so, rs cents, |
1 and s15O.
a crowd of six girls, Mary Crowl.
vinifred Chamberlain, Hazel Arnold.
Marguerite Kane. Alice Willard and |
ane Skegg. are celebrating the school
acation by an ali-Week house party.
he schedule OF their merry making
tarted with a dinner Monday evening
the Skegg home, and spending the
light and for breakfast III the Kane
ONE Tuesday tventn" dinner was