Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-27

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The City In Brief |
Dr.. Lisrls. glasses nttsd
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DR.. Wood. eye. ear. throat. Glasses.
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. Is West Main.
Fresh vegetables every day at KEN
dali & Vests.
Fresh mushrooms at Peckham Gro
Gerry Company.
st. Margaret's Mission will meet to-
night with Mrs. Hetty Heitshu.
-Four cans Red Fox peas for % cents
Saturday Peckham Grocery Company.
4 Don't forget that we will sell four
cans Of Red Fox peas Saturday for a
quarter. Peckharn Grocery Company.
The Mutual Benefit grocery, SO North
cents per pound. They are fine. Try
them.
"Billy" Sundays great sermon on
Booze" published in full in the Iowa
Prohibittionist, Marshalltown, Iowa,
cents copy.
You and your friends are cordially
Invited to visit our store on demonstra-
ton day, Saturday, May 90, 1909. Ken
dali & West.
You may not only buy wall paper at
wholesale prices, but we are prepared
to do your work promptly. T. F. Jones.
1oS East State street.
Mrs. j. II. wachter returned home to
couple of days visit with her father
in-law, G. H. Wachter.
Miss Kate Thissen went to Wesley
today for two weeks visit with her
brother and sister, Mr.. Peter Thissen
and Mrs. o. M. Huber.
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South Bend, Ind, are in the city for
few days visit with Mrs. Kelley's sister,
in-law, Mrs. Rose Porter.
Just remember that when you get
your shoes half soled at Vans modern
shoe repair shop that you get good oak
soles. No. ID North First street.
Boomers baseball team, local or
ganization recently formed, is matched
to play the Tama team, on the latter's
grounds, next Monday afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. Julian H. Smith
will be held Friday afternoon at 8
O'clock from the family home, 4o1
South Fifth street, Rev, l.. 3. Hix Of
floating.
"A few of her lady friends enjoyed a
pleasant gathering Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George
Smith, HOS West Main street. Light
refreshments were enjoyed.
For a limited time we will sell Tung-
stem lamps at the following prices:
sixty watt, forty-eight candle, $1.10;
forty watt, thirty-two candle, So cents.
A. w. Carroll & Co., 1876 West Main
street.
i Before purchasing your household
refrigerator examine the Wickes and
Sargent designs now on exhibition at
314-316 South Third avenue, MARSHALL
town. Illustrated catalogs furnished on
duplication.
Are you using green label buttermilk
breadf- It Is pure and wholesome, ex-s
pert bakers using only the highest
quality of materials, turn out good
bread every day. Try loaf tomorrow.
Robertson & Strub.
MT. and Mrs. M. A. Glassco, formerly
Of this city, but now OF Des Moines.
will return home this evening after q.
visit since Tuesday with relatives here.
Mr.. Glassco is a special police officer
in the employ Of the Des Moines I'm
ion Railway Company.
The Wickes tile interior and exterior
and the Sargent seamless porcelain
household refrigerators are without any
question the most perfect ever placed
on the market Both the above style
refrigerators are now on sale at 314-
S16 South Third avenue, Marshalltown.
Rev. w. r. Pitner went to Des
Moines this morning to attend the
cornerstone laying Of the new Meth
odist hospital in that city. He was ac-
companied by Superintendent j. w.
Bissell. of the Cedar Falls district, who
was In town over night attending the
revival meetings.
Miss Isabel Low, daughter Of Mr..
end Mrs. 7. P. Low. Of Marion town
ship. reached the city this morning
from Los Angeles, Cal, where she has
been visiting briefly since completing
her Junior year at Leland Stanford
University. Miss Low expects to return
ITO Stanford next year to complete her
course.
Mrs. Charles whitehead and Mrs.
T. r. Bradford, at the formers home
Wednesday afternoon, entertained six
teen Of their lady friends at a hand
kerchief shower complimentary to Miss
Peryle Harris, who is to be married
soon.- A delightful afternoon was en-
joyed In an informal way, and at s
O'clock, the hostesses served a three
course tea. Decorations were lilacs
and lillies- Of the-valley. Mrs. T. F.
Brown, Of Eldora, was the only out-of-
town guest.
While moving the immense tubular
boilers of the artificial ice plant this
afternoon, the boilers were forced over
the side fothe Diary, and started to roll
south on the Third avenue asphalt.
Some Of the workmen managed to
block them with heavy timbers and
stop the flight before much 3,eadwav