Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-12

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cry, lettuce, fresh oysters, sweet pota.
toes; good eating apples and every.
; thing good to eat. Kendall &, West.
The place to get nice candies is at
the Wachter store, SO West Main. Try
the wedding cake chocolates. Fresh
caramels, nut kisses, chocolate hay
stacks.
| Charles Nichols, of Minerva, shows
an improvement in his general condi-
from rheumatism that has become
chronic.
Mr.. j. r. Binford, who has been
spending three weeks in Los Angeles
visiting his mother Mrs. j. A. Cook,
and looking after business matters, ar
rived home this morning.
Mrs. Peter Peterson, GA South
Eleventh avenue, who has been seri-
ously ill as the result of child birth, is
somewhat improved, and is now be-"
lieved to be out of danger.
Tomorrow, for cash, we will sell any
of our 25c California canned fruits, at
zoe, a saving Of 20 per cent. Come in
and get five cans of fine canned fruit
for 81. Peckham Grocery Company.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety met at the church Thursday FOR
an all-day sew. Lunch was served at
noon by Mesdames b. A. Morgan, L. 3.
Hix, Marie Spear and C. W. Burnham.
See the demonstration and exhibit
ton of Sattley's New Way corn planter
| Monday, March Is at Lamoille A Dex-
ter washing machine will be given to
purchaser of largest bill of machinery
on that date. E. E. Parsons 1.-THE Bug
gy Man"
The Black Hawk oranges are deli
Icious, sweet, juicy, tree-ripened, "Sun-
kist." Dark red oranges from the
Arlington Heights orchards. The best
grown. Ask for the Black Hawks In
sist on getting them. Oppice Fruit
Company.
The three-act farce comedy entitled
"The Prince of Liars" will be pre-
sented at the Odeon by a capable COM
pany, Sunday evening Mar. II. New
songs and clever specialties will be in
troduced turnout the action of the
piece. Prices 10, 20, 80 and SO cents.
Mesdames LETTER. Van Derveer,
Horne Wilcox and Bentley entertained
good attendance of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society at the church
Thursday afternoon. The usual order
of business was followed, and a social
hour and refreshments were enjoyed.
Mr.. Harry F. Marsh, of Minneapolis,
accompanied by his son, Charles Dana,
arrived in the city from Des Moines
Thursday afternoon, and will be
guests at the home of Mr.. Marsh's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Marsh, until
Saturday night. Mr.. Marsh spent the
day at Marietta with his aunt, Mrs. |
w. H. C. Woodward
Judge Ben Mccoy, of oskaloosa, the
tax ferret who has been employed by
the board Of supervisors for two years,
was in the city for a short time this
morning Later in the spring after the
busy tax-paying season in the county
treasurer's office is over, Judge Mccoy
will come to this city to finish uncom-
pleted parts of his tax investigations.
Mrs. H. P Edsall was delightfully."-
surprised Thursday at her home on
Summit street by a crowd of about
twenty, FORMER uGlSuDOIS Ill NMdIlettd
township, and a few of her friends in
this city. The occasion was Mrs. Ed
Sails birthday anniversary, and she re-
ceived several pretty gifts of china. At
noon a delicious dinner was enjoyed, II
and the afternoon was spent socially.
Mrs. Aaron Palmer and mother, Mrs.
Olive Humphrey, entertained forty
eight of their lady friends at a four
course, O'Clock luncheon and ken
sirgton Thursday afternoon. The hos
tesses We're assisted in serving by Mrs.
E. r. Lay, Mrs. l.. f. Kellogg, Mrs.
George NJ Johnson and Mrs J. c. Nell
son. The color scheme of the decora- .
tions was green and white. and sham .
rock place cards were used
For Sale Seven room modern house
at 401 North First avenue. New fur
mace, bathroom, four large closets off t
of bedrooms, good cellar. Lot 75x1S0. 8
on paved street four blocks from the +
business part of town. Lots can be /
cut into three lots 60x75 each, south t
front. One of the prettiest building /
spots in town. Will make nice home
Or good investment Good barn and q
chicken house. Priced right See Ben q
1ett & l3lnfor il