Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06

wheat flours along with the pure maple
yrur and sugar he carries makes
BREAKFAST easy.
We are still demonstrating Batavia
eoffee and Pure Food goods. Come in
Saturday and get good cup of cof-
lee. l.. S. Peckham Grocery company.
Whether considered from the stand
point Of health, durability, appearance
or price, the Munsing underwear merits
pour patronage. Sold only by NJ. It.
Andrews.
Mrs. George Reisinger, Of Union,
submitted to an operation for abdom-
Thursday. Her condition is as salts
factory as could be expected.
People that have never witnessed
good roller skating should go to the
Victoria Each lady purchasing skate
ticket at window admitted free. Good
music. best of order. Go and have a
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. True arrived home
Thursday evening from their months
visit in the east. Their principal stay
was at Portland, Me-, Mr.. Trucks old
home. They also visited in Boston and
other eastern points.
The funeral of Hans Wulff, Of this
city, was held ait the assembly hall of
the soldiers home Thursday after
noon at 8 O'clock, Rev. Jesse Cole,
chaplain, officiating. Many relatives
and friends from this city attended the
service.
M.esdames T. C. Cartwright, H. N.
White, J. r. Billiard and f. M. King,
at the cartwright home, 6 North Sixth
street. entertained the Congregational
Ladies' Aid society at an a,ll-day sew
Thursday. About thirty-five were in at
tendance The hostesses served a 1890
O'Clock dinner.
Chicken pie-Tomorrow we will have
chicken pies again. They're always good.
We get the best chickens we can find
and the chicken as we'll as all parts are
prepared in a clean, wholesome manner
4; and in the most sanitary way. Order a
chicken pie for Sunday dinner. Stand
ard bakery, ITO West Main.
"a Mrs. j. H. Egernlayer and baby son,
4 Joseph, left Thursday evening for
Hamburg, where they will remain for a
few weeks visit with Mrs. Egermay-
er,s parents, DR.. and Mrs. d. w. Swig-
CART. Mr.. Egermayer accompanied his
wife and son as far as Des Moines, re-
manning there today to look after bust
. ness matters.
Mrs IS. C. Mott, mother Of Mrs. w.
M. Clark, returned Thursday evening
from Hampton, where she has been
since the middle of June, visiting her
brother, A. l.. Clark Mrs. Mott will
go to Grinneu Saturday morning for
4 few days visit with Mrs. Robert
5 Cooper, mother of Mrs. j. M. Wood
! worth, Mrs Mott will spend the win
ter at her daughters home.
Mrs. j. w. Shea. mother of Mrs. D.
J. Collins. left early this morning for
] Batavia, summoned by telegram an
ncuncing the death of her brother, Pat
: a.ick H. Holland Mr.. Hollands death |
resulted on Tuesday, and the funeral
vas held this afternoon. Mr.. Holland
I was a veteran of the civil war, serving
! in an Ohio cavalry regiment. He had
several acquaintance in this city.
The funeral of Mrs. John A. Bow
man was held from the family resi-
dence, $40 May street, at o'clock
Thursday afternoon. The service,
which was conducted by Rev. w. NJ.
Force was largely attended by rela-
fi'ves, friends and neighbors There
were many pretty floral offerings The
body was buried in Riverside. The
pail bearers were Anthony Pseniclla,
Harry Vogel, James Bowers and Sam
uel Wenger.
Mr.. \and Mrs. Louis Bernstein and
son, Maurice, and Mr.. Adolph Bern
stein, left Thursday evening for st.
Louis, summoned by the serious illness
OF Mrs. Sarah Bernstein, mother of the
Messrs Bernstein. 1t is feared that
Mrs Bernstein's death will only be a
question of a few days. She is 20 years
old and is suffering from infirmities
induced by her advanced age. Her son,
Charles of this city, recently returned
from st. Louis, where he had been ow-
irlg to his mothers illness. Three other
sons, Max, Herman and Samuel, live
iii ST. Louis
The new vehicle that Ralph Riggs
Isl using this season is an English
f;,rcial comedy, with music, tits All
on the Quiet The part played by
Ralph Riggs this season is by far the
best thing he has done, since Tweedle
Punch in Florodora. AS cockney
English bell hop he has every oppor-
tunity of displaying his wonderful
versatility as an eccentric comedian,
athlete dancer and singer. Rose Still
man is the principal conedienne OF the
company, which is the largest Mr.
F.iegs has had in the past three sea-
sons, and is composed of some excep-
tionally clever farciers, dancers and
singers. The scenery and properties OF
"Lt's All on the Quiet" are carried by
the company in its entirety. This at
traction will visit the Odeon Sunday
night, Nov. 8, Seats on sale tomorrow
at 10 a. m. Prfcey.2.5. IS and
20 cents