Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-21

any of these see DIR. H. T. Mairs, over
40 East Main.
Constipation is an insidious ailment.
The cure is to remove the cause. DR.. II.
=. MARS, over 40 East Main street,
will give you the right treatment.
The fraternal fair drew another big
crowd last night, larger, in fact, than
was expected. The Royal Highlanders'
degree team put on a drill that was
greatly enjoyed.
Banner flour is hard wheat flour
equal to any Of the high grade flours
and sold at medium price. 1t Is guar
anteed and a sack will convince you.
Get trial sack at your grocer's
For Sale-Family horse, five years
old, weight 1850 pounds, city broke,
kind and gentle. Also surrey. run
about harness and robes. Reason for
selling, leaving city. Inquire Nc
Combs barn.
The executive committee of the Mar
shall County Fair association will hold
a meeting at the office of Secretary W.
NJ Clark Friday to complete the re-
VISION OF the premium HSl, WAiSA az
begun early in the spring.
Banner -four is made at the famous
LeGrand mills and is a strictly high
grade. hard wheat -four. A little less
profit to the miller and more profit to
the consumer. Ask your grocer for
sack. Do not accept something lust as
good
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Mrs. A. C. Grips, who has been in
Woodward, Okla, this spring, where
her daughter, Miss Clara, is teaching
music, has returned to this city and
may remain. Miss Cripp's health is
not at all good in the southern climate,
and she is seriously considering re-
turning to the north.
Mrs. ]. c. Williams, 500 East Main
street. entertained small company OF
more intimate friends Wednesday aft
ernoon for her mother-in-law, Mrs.
F. E. Williams, in celebration of the
!atter's birthday anniversary. The la
dies took their sewing, and enjoyed
social afternoon. The hostess served
three-course lunch, assisted by Mrs.
d. S. Forrey.
Ray Dewitt. who for the past year
has been one of the crew employed by
the Northwestern in maintaining the
electric signal system in and near this
city. has been made foreman Of the
crew. of six men. He takes the place
OF Charles Chervenka, who has left
the employ of the company Mr. De-
Witt has charge of the signal system
from point three miles west of La
Noble to three miles east of Tama
T. I. WATSON, secretary and treas
urer of the Lennox Furnace Company,
has gone to Oklahoma City, Okla. to
attend the annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Baptist Association of the North,
which is in session this week. From
Oklahoma City Mr.. WATSON will go to
Dallas, Tex, to visit his brother-in-
law, Charles Broadhead, and will look
after business matters in the principal
cities of Texas, where the furnace COM
pany does a great deal of business.
Mrs. II. A. weimer, of Harris, ar
rived i'll the city Wednesday evening,
and will remain for few days visit
at the home Of, her brother. Sheriff
C. S. Hutson. Mrs. c. c. Fredericks,
of Amarillo Tex, daughter of Sheriff
and Mrs. Hutson, also arrived in the
city Wednesday. accompanied by Mr..
Fredericks. Mrs. Fredericks' stay will
be indefinite. She has been I'LL. and
expects to remain north most Of the
summer. or until she regains her for
mer health.
Mrs. David Hauser. Of Written. was
in the city between trains Wednesday
evening, en- route home from Chicago,
where fshe has been for a weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. nellie Wall,
who is just finishing her course in
public school drawing and manual
training in the Chicago Art Institute.
Mrs. Wall will be graduated from the
institute on June II. On June l she
will become Identified with the In
diana Normal College at Wtnona Lake,
Ind. where she will teach during the
summer and turnout the coming school
year.
Relatives and friends IN this city
have received invitations issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Cavanagh. of
indianapolis. for the wedding of their
daughter. Grace Leona. which will be
celebrated on the morning of Tuesday,
June 2, at 1920. Miss Cavanagh is to ,
become the wife of Mr.. John HOLSTER
Tull. of Washington. d. G.. general .
of the Arlington
Gardens, the govern
inent's national cemetery at Arlington
Va. The wedding will take
place at the Unitarian church. and a
wedding breakfast and reception will
follow at the Columbia club rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Tull will be at home after
July | at The IroquoiS. Washington.
D. c., but later will take possession
of !. new home that Is being built for
them at Arlington. Miss 6'avanaghs
parents were former residents of this
city. Where for many years Mr. Cavan-
agh was car accountant for the Iowa
Central He is now general superin- /,
tendent of the car accounting service !
of the Big Four. Mrs. Julia Epson, !
of the bride, and Mrs /
Chloe Bloomfield Mrs. Ella Stoddart, !
and Mrs. H. V. Gehm, aunts Of the |
bride, expect to be present at the we'd |
ding. -.4---..--..1 -