Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-09

Benedict & Brintnall.
1t will pay you to get our prices on
trunks. Benedict & Brintnall.
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Mr.. Archie Parker returned Tues
day from business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Elroy Biglow will appear at the
Empire Friday night in hypnotic phe-
nomena.
Mr.. A. E. Wilbur went to Boone
Tuesday evening for a brief visit with
his sisters.
Hammocks, croquet sets, baseball,
tennis and golf goods at Simmons
book store.
A. c. Rankin. state organizer Anti
Saloon League, will speak at the tab
ernacle this evening.
See the new Studebaker e. ME-
car just in. Marshall Auto Company,
122-124 East Main.
Two and three burner, and self-gen-
Grating gasoline stoves. Bendloge
Hardware Company.
The Excelsior Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. w. HI. Whaley, 510a North
First street, Thursday afternoon.
We DO work on the square at Vans
Modern Shoe Repair Shop. Don't for
get the place, No IL North First street.
Mrs. James McNally and children
left for Edgar, Neb.. this morning for
six weeks visit at their former
home.
Sixty dollars buys the finest refriger-
alter made, opal lined, weight 400
pounds, solid oak, extra deep box. c.
f. Schmidt.
Our stock is still complete and prices
are cut to rock bottom figures on
wall paper at Dinges & Everist. Bet
ter buy now.
Our lawn mower sale has been larg-
err than ever but the line is still COM
plete, $500 to $1,000. Bendloge Hard
ware Company.
! The. regular w. r. G. Aid Society
meeting to have been held this after
noon with Mrs. Matilda Brown, has
been postponed for week.
| Grinnell with no saloons showed the
greatest per centage of gain in popula-
ton of any town in the state as re-
ported in the last state census.
Don't forget to go to the Beinert
Drug Company when in need of a pair
of spectacles, we have them at $1.oC
and $500. and guarantee satisfaction
Mrs. r. A. Dillon, 311 West Linn
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the regular business and socia
meeting of the Wimodausis Aid So
ciety.
Culley,, the grocer, is handling wean.
les, berliners, bologna and ham saus
age made from all pork with the high
est grade of spices and no filler in 1t
! Try it.
To people interested in shypnotisn
Mr.. Biglow's appearance at the Empire
will be especially interesting. A re.
ward Of $50 for proof that his work 1!
not genuine.
The woman's Foreign Hdissionar.
Society Of the United Brethren churc
will meet Friday afternoon at Q o'clocl
at the home OF Mrs. D. F. Dickensheets
o 1905 West Boone street.
mess why is 1t that the owners of tn
: factories Of this city, the employers @
labor, are signing the remonstrance L
, a man? One would think that thss
men would have an eye out for bus
2 mess.
Mrs. Minnie P. Griffin and son Har
$ vey returned from Chillicothe, Mo
Tuesday, where they have been visitini
? since school closed at Columbia, wner
, Mr.. Griffin graduated from the Uni
versity of Missouri on June 2.
DR.. Pauline Townsend arrived HON
. Tuesday evening from a three weeks
trip. DR.. Townsend attended the stat
medical meeting at Dubuque, visite
the state hospital for the insane at In
: dependence, and stopped at Waterlo
on her way home.
1 The Cosson removal law, which wen
into effect in February, will prove {
value locally if the saloon remonstranc
J. wins. 1t makes sheriffs and county at
torneys subject To removal from offic
4 if they fai! to enforce the laws, how
Y ever, of 2 ne jorit y,f the vo.srs OF III
e town declare against the sale Of iiqu.
j being permitted it is to be presume
] that peace officers will line up wit
d this majority sentiment.
: DR.. H. A. Newell and wife, who hav
!, been living in Chicago for the past fe,
= years, where Mr.. Newell has bee
studying nadicine at Northwestern. sr
= in the city as guests at the home c
r Mrs. Martha P. Newell, DR.. Newell
4 mother. DR.. Newell graduated fror
q Northwestern a few days ago. His wifi
q was formerly Miss Caroline Paulsol
;. Of this city, for several years super
q intendent Of the soldiers home hospit
a al.
Misses Ethel Wilson and Mary Par
sons delightfully."- entertained fourtee
g other teachers at the B. r. Nichol
, home, 1141z North Center street, Tues
}. day evening, at a linen shower 70
: Miss Leona Adams, who is to he mar
! ried at her home in Perry. soon ate
$ the close of school. to Mr.. Guy Drake
v Of Minneapolis. The affair was a sey
: paryt and the young ladies hemme
/, towels for the guest Of honor. Ligh
}. refreshments were served by the hos
tesses.
q Try salmon steak for dinner to
. morrow. You have tried the ordinar
canned salmon and you know it
v soud, but did you ever Try d steak, IL i
! kind that comes in the long flat ovs
$ shaped cans? If you want salmon |
n its very best form you should try