Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10

Dance at Forney's hall Tuesday eve
ming. April IA.
Several loads of good kindling fol-
sale. George Olson.
Elk chocolates, always fresh. Wheel
Ter & Hoag, sole agents
Fancy seeded, seedless and stem
raisins. Appleby & Wheeler
A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Telephone New 115, Old 675-J.
/ Sweet peas, tall and dwarf mas
turtiums seed in bulk at Culley's.
Mrs. Robert Wantz and son, of Glenn
ons, spent Thursday in the city
Mr.. w. I. Spence, of Clemens. was
in the city Thursday on business.
| A few choice hardy shrubs, roses
and peonies just received at Kemble's.
Mr. and Mrs. ). NJ. Olson, of Nc
Calsburg, were in the city Thursday.
Macaroons, kisses, cream putfs. cup
cakes and cookies at Robertson 4
Shrubs.
Finest line of umbrellas in ladies'
and gents, suitable as gift goods, at
Hellbergs.
Plenty of Strawberries, oranges,
bananas, red eating apples and grape
fruit at Culley's.
New wheels from SIS to SIS at Hub
ler's. Don't waste, time walking. It's
healthy to ride wheels.
1t is unnatural for a person to ache.
hurt, complain, most of the time. Have
| the cause removed. See DIR. Mairs.
Mrs. Trine's class will give penny
social in the basement of the Congre-
gational church Saturday evening
The ladies of the Christian church
will have an exchange tomorrow aft
ernoon at the Temple of Economy
See us for fire, lightning and tor
/ nado insurance. Van Orman Il Van
Orman,, over 116 West Main street.
Buttermilk bread, the kind you have
always bought, the kind with the green
label, made only by Robertson s. Strub.
| Clipping horses every day at Scheel-
er's livery barn. An electric power
| clipper. A smooth, first class job
guaranteed.
Mrs. Samuel Lepley, Of Clifford. who
has been visiting relatives in the city
for few days. returned home Thurs
day evening.
The Marshalltown Buggy Co. have
large assortment of surveys, top bug
gies, and driving wagons on their re-
pository floor"
Word received in this city announces
that Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Wingert,
of Nevada are the parents Of a son,
born Thursday
Banner flour, a medium priced, but
high grade flour. Made from hard
wheat. Tests show it is better than
other flours. Ask your grocer for
Banner flour. Accept no other.
We appreciate very much the many
complimentary remarks about our new
dress goods and dress trimmings. We
show many designs and fabrics not
shown elsewhere. NJ. F. Andrews.
John Macl1in. of st. Anthony, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening
from Chicago, where he had been with
stock He struck good cattle mar
ket. but 9 poor one for his load of
hogs.
Saturday is the last day to guess
on our jar of Red Rose coffee. Satur-
day evening the count win be made
and the prizes given out. Twenty
pounds to be given away. Reynolds
& Sheldon.
Ask your dealers for Golden Thistle
and Little Hatchet. full patent flour,
also Golden Bell Rye -four Makes
white and tasty bread. Every sack
guaranteed. f. j. Soukup. agent, new
phone SIS.
Nevada vegetables are coming in
now in fine shape. Head lettuce. rad
ishes and onions. The Peckham store
have them every spring. A word
about them is sufficient for MARSHALL
town people.
Mrs Ray Mccoy. 2O5 East Linn
street was hostess at the regular meet
ing of the Thursday club, ten ladies
being members The afternoon was
spent in serving. and the hostess served
a light lunch.
Almond macaroons, cocoanut maca
rooms. cream puffs. kisses. cup cakes.
in fact everything that can be found
in a first class bakery ready for your
order Saturday at the Standard Bak
cry. 40 West Main. Both phones.
Hereafter our collector will not call
on patrons who receive their gas and
electric bills thru the mails. Our office
will be open Friday, April 10th. until
g p. m. No discounts allowed there
after Marshalltown l.. P. & Ry. Co.
The S; G. l. club met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Elmer Weatherson.
who gave Il paper on Amsterdam"
Another paper. on "The Colonies Of
Holland" was given by Miss Iva
Reese. The only guest of the club was
Miss Ethel Reese.
Wednesday evening about twenty
five of Miss Emma Naumann's friends
drove 10 her home about three miles
west OF town and gave her a. surprise,
it being her 18th anniversary The
evening was enjoyed socially and
bountiful supper was served.
Mrs Herbert s. Lawrence. 1l01 West
Main street. entertained a small COM
pany of friends at stag party Thurs
day evening. his guests being Messrs.
E. A. Francis. Harry Denmead D. A.
Collision. E. n. Farher. L. ]. Rice and
Stanley Blum, the latter of Chicago.