Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-11

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I The City In Brief
High grade work, Chamberlain's.
Geo. J. Allen, optical specialist.
Howard watches, chamberlain's.
DR.. Wood eye, ear throat. Glasses.
Track shoes $3.50, Horne & Gelvin.
For Sale = Chunk wood. G. L. DUFF.
field
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Head spent the
day In Grinnell.
Fred Hopkins was in Gilman Mon
day on business.
A fine lot of premium honey in the
comb, at Will Miller's.
"A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
Leave orders Deuell's, phone lis.
Have a new piano, cost 1886, want
to trade, what have you. Care T.-R.
Don't fail to examine the Jewel gas
oline stove. Sold by Horne & Ge1vin.
We sell the best grades of prints and
calicos at cents per yard. M. F.
Andrews.
District Passenger Agent George NJ.
Martin, of the Iowa Central, was in the
city today.
Miss Grace Carver. of New Sharon,
was an over-sunday guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. H. McCarl.
Have one more piano on the floor.
Price $275, best cash offer takes it.
Henry Levitt Piano Company.
The Munsing union suits for women
and children Is the proper thing in
underwear. The Munsing is sold only
by M. r. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Richeson returned
home to State Center Monday evening,
after having attended the evangelistic
meetings since Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Chase and child
rem, Irene and Kermit, returned to their
home at Allerton Monday, after visit
of several days with relatives.
The Citizens Lumber Company.
Monday night, was awarded the city
contract for furnishing sewer pipe and
other material needed in the sewer de-
partment.
r. d. Murray and Fred Tisler, expert
brick layers of Eldora, were in the city
Monday evening between trains, going
to Nevada to work on new school
building there.
Marshalltown Red Men will go to
Oskaloosa in force and style We'd
nesday to attend the unwilling of the
Mahaska monument. A special train
Will take the delegation Of braves, and
their team IS to do the degree work.
Fred NJ. Hanson, of Jefferson, state
county secretary for the Y. M. c. A.,
arrived in the city this afternoon to
remain for day or so attending the
Sunday meetings. Mr.. Hanson came
from Sac City, where he has been or
ganizing an association in Sac coun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs James l.. Jersey, pa
rents OF Gid +. Kersey, were in the
city last evening". being on their way
home to Union from Tulsa, Okla.
where they spent the winter. MIR. Ker-
sey says this spring has been the mos,
backward since Oklahoma was set
tied. but that crops are looking fairly
well.
Monday mornings frost and freeze
caught tomato plants hard, but other
vegetation suffered but little. One
gardener OF the city lost 1000 tomato
plants for the third time this spring
Heretofore he had covered them with
canvas and other material, but vino
blew the protection Off and all the
plants withered to the ground.
A drive to the cemetery these days
will reveal a display Of flower beds In
bloom which will rival any Chicago
park. Superintendent Rubee has sew
eral beds Of hyacinths and tulips in
bloom which are as near perfect in re-
suits as any flower show could be. The
shrubbery Is just leafing out and ev-
erything there is as beautiful as ma
ture can be at her best.
The fire department was called at II
o'clock this morning to the residence
OF John Laughlin, division roadmaste,
of the Iowa Central railway, 210 South
Second avenue, an outbuilding HAVING
been set on fire by some boys playing
with matches. Altho high wind pre-.
vailed the flames were prevented from
spreading. The building was practic.
ally destroyed but the loss was nom.
inal.
The funeral Of Theodore Knuttle
who died Friday, was held from the A
d. Wilbur & Sons undertaking par.
aors at 10 o'clock this morning. Rev
Albert Thiele officiating The pail bear.
ers who were chosen from the member.
ship Of the German verein were
Messrs H. L. Otte, August Jensen, ia.
cob. Wittel, M. Banzhaf, Frank Smith
and Herman FRANKIE. The Ladies' Ai6
Society Of the German Evangelical
church sent a floral piece. The bod,
was buried in Riverside.
The funeral of Master RAYMOND
Nattson was held from the family
residence, 800 South Sixth street Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. M. N
Smith officiating. The service was
largely attended, the members of the
third grade Of the Arnold school
where Master Mattson attended. going