Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-26
DR.. Lierle, glasses fitted.

green label.
Jumper suits and shirt waist suits
at Simon's at from $500 up. Come
1 in and see them.
The W. c. I. U. will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. M. e. Nc
| Creary, COS North Center street.
Mrs George Painter, who has been
attending the May festival at Mt. YER
non, returned home Monday evening
Mrs Fl. L. Sutton returned Monday
evening from Written, where she has
! been visiting relatives and friends for
few days.
The finest bread from Banner -four
| You can get it at your grocer's. A
| splendid flour at medium price. Try
a sack now.
When you order buttermilk bread
specify the green label brand that is
! from Robertson & Strub, which is a
guarantee of quality.
Mrs. Merle n. Smith returned Mon
day evening from her stay in Mt. Ver-
non, where she has been during the
events Of the May festival.
Miss Vera Lowe, of Green Mountain
who has been visiting for several weeks
! in Minneapolis, Estherville and Storm
Lake, returned home Sunday.
| For sale or trade--Professional kodak
tank developing outfit-extra tanks
reels and aprons. Perfect condition
Bargain price. "N.-26" care T.-R.
Waist sale-All white waists former
price s1.00 to s1.50, now SOC; s1.75 to
$500 qualities now $1.39; s2.25 to $3.50
qualities now $179. NJ +. Andrews.
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Buy buttermilk bread with the blue
diamond label. Don't bake these hot
days. Always good, always the best.
Standard Bakery, the place that's diff
| ferent.
| Five inches of rainfall in the Plain
view, Texas, district insures a big
!, crop; don't fail to go on our next big
land excursion June to FlainVieW,
Texas. See E. w. Winery.
Mr.. H. A. Church, of Los Angeles
| Cal, is in the city for a weeks stay
on business. DIR. and Mrs. c. c. Cottle
are now on their way here, and expect
to arrive within a few weeks time.
The date of the next excursion for
Plainview, Texas, will be June 2. Re-
member the date and low rate. For in
| formation reservation of berths, and
other accommodations see E. w. Whin-
| cry.
For the patriotic-We have nice
| line of flags The stock is the most
complete in central Iowa and we sell
at wholesale and retail. Get flags for
| Decoration day at ]. b. Simmons book
store.
Mrs. E. Gurley Cain. of Canton, Mo-,
arrived in the city Monday evening
1 from Cedar Rapids. and tonight will
given an entertainment in the assem-
| bly, hall for the benefit of the members
! of the home Mrs. Cain is q reader.
| Banner -four is made at the famous
| LeGrand mills and is a strictly nigh
/ grade hard wheat flour. A little less
/ profit to the miller and more profit to
! the consumer. Ask your grocer for a
sack Do not accept something Just as
good
Willie. the lo-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Welp. living one
half mile north of Vancleve is very
dangerously Ill Of diphtheria Antitoxin
was administered Monday and today
the child shows slight signs of i'm
provement.
Merrill Cole, who has been a brake
man in the freight service of the Iowa
Central was transferred Monday to
the passenger runs on trains Nos.
and 4, between this city and Mason
City. Mr.. Cole made his first trip on
his new run Monday night.
Chapter BIB, of P. E. o., closed its
club year Monday afternoon. being en-
tertained, by Mrs. Aaron Palmer and
Mrs G.. L. Duffield at the Palmer home.
4c5 North Fourth street. No guests
were present except Mrs. Sarah Corson,
of Waterloo and members of the sis
terhood living In the city. but not
members of the local chapter. During
a brief business meeting interesting re-
ports of the recent Cedar Rapids con-
ven::oa We're given, and the afternoon
was then enjoyed socially The host
csses served two-course lunch about
) o'clock.
The funeral of Adolph Strobel, the
ow, Central machinst who died Sun
,'ey was held Monday afternoon at 4
o'aloek. conducted by REV Albert
Tl'ia'e pastor of the German Evangelf-
al church. The service was largely
ati nded. and included among thoE
9-asen; wa> a delegation of sixty
s'cr,trll ~ e!liniSts. who attended in a
body \ choir from the German La
dies Kid society sang. The floral
pieces. which We're numerous. includ-
ed one pretty wreath from the ma
chinists, and a large bouquet of lilies
from the aid society. The pail bear
ers were six nanhinists. Nessrs, R G..
Jones. Frank Stelzer. r. Young. John
Nolan. c. Miculas. and j. Girabenbauer
The body was taken to ST. Louis for
cremation Monday night. in charge Of
the widow Mrs. Gottlieb Schmelz ac-
companied Mrs. strobel as far as Grin
nell and from that point. to her des-
tinatior Mrs Srrobel had as company
her ster-in-law, Mrs August Strobel,
Of Grinnell.