Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-17

tirues'Gepab6otra.4
rNr>r~>~N~I>>NS>>~1|
The City il, Brief s.
AIANS>AAaAsa>n<e@Al
Barker & Toornbs. Good plumbers.
--->~--
a few choice peonies at Kemble's.
Dr.. Wood. eye, ear, throat. Glasses.
Monograms for handbags at M. F.
Andrews.
Black mare for sale. At scheelers
livery barn.
Elk chocolates are the best. Hoas
Drug company.
DR.. H. F. Echternacht was in Des
MONIES today on business.
Remember the. Rebekah No. 40 fair
tonight, at L %. O. F. Hall.
Culley handles all kinds of Barring
ton Hall coftees, three favors.
See those umbrellas for women at NJ.
F. Andrews. A special price, 81.
For sale-Fine saddler and driver,
single footer, four years old. w. F.
Innes.
Tall and dwarf nasturtium and the
best mixed sweet pea seed in bulk at
Culleys
Kemble has some choice peonies and
hydrangeas to sell for immediate
planting.
You will be sorry if you miss the
great ball game tonight. Y. M. c. A.
Gym. 25 cents.
Every farmer should own wenzel-
man disk sharpener and polisher only
$1.4O. See Schmidt.
Sweet corn, peas and beans in bulk.
All kinds of small garden seed at two
packages for cents at Culley's.
The best and freshest lot of fruit and
vegetables at Culley's. See his window
display at 1912 South First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore sieg, Mrs. R
"A. Ely and Mrs. A. Odett went to Des
Moines this morning to witness the
production Of Ben Hur" tonight.
The big ball game at the Y. NJ. G. A
might. Marshall Field & Co. champ.
ions, of Chicago, VS.. Marshalltown Y
NJ. c. "A. "All Stars" champions o
Iowa. rs cents. Everybody roots.
Mr.. j. W. .Sipher, Of Monmouth, Ill
arrived in the city Friday evening t
spend a few days at the home Of hi
daughter, Mrs. F. L. Meeker, will
whom Mrs. Sipher has been visitin,
for short time.
There will be no services Of st
Pauls parish Sunday. owing to thu
fact that the parish has no house o
worship. The annual parish meeting
will be held Tuesday evening at thu
home Of T. c. Fisher.
Tonight and Sunday night are TIN
last nights of the Sherman Stoc
Company's engagement at the Odeor
Ladies will again be admitted free
accompanied by one paid 20-cent tickle
tonight. Prices 10 and 20 cents.
underwear? If not next time you bu
! give 1t a trial. You will find 1t to be til
best fitting, longest wearing, and mo:
. serviceable and. comfortable 1,nderwes
on the market sold only by NJ. F. Al
drews.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Slack, who NAL
their home with their daughter, Mr.
]. 81. Higham, left for Sewers tn
, morning to visit their son, JOSEF
Slack. Later they will go to Hockir
ITO visit another son, where they wi
remain most Of the summer.
The Ladies' Aid Society of II
Friends church was entertained F,rida
afternoon at the parsonage, 2071a We!
Main street, by Mrs. N. NJ. Hodgi
who was assisted by Mrs. c. E. Pickal
and Mrs. Willard Peckham. The
was an attendance Of about thirt
The hostess served refreshments du
ing the social hour.
Mrs. George Gregory, Mrs. Hugh NJ
Cornell and Mrs. Gertrude Dobson we
Z hostesses at the Gregory home, 9
West Main street, Friday afternoon,
the regular meeting of the Presbyteris
Ladies' Aid Society. There was an a
tendance of about fifty, and socl
hour and refreshments followed II
4 regular business session.
Next Monday night at the odee
Frank Gotch, the worlds champit
wrestler, will meet Carl Olson, the b
Swede, from st. Louis. Dan McLeo
a former worlds champion, will me
Alex Bander, an Ohio wrestler of re-
ntation. This is the greatest wrestlil
bout ever given in Marshalltown al
from the out of town telephone orde
for seats, there is every indication
a packed house greeting the WI
known Iowa wrestler.
The funeral of Fred Arnold, who di
at the state hospital at Independent
was held from the family residen
lila Summit street Friday afterno
at 1 o'clock, Rev. NJ. N. Smith officis
u ing. The service was quite largely 6
u tended. A floral piece was given
Marshall Lodge. No. lib, A. o. U.
KS from the membership of which the p
bearers were Messrs. R. ]. Hockrid
3 q. l.. Mason, D. j. Kaufman, 7. Ols'
r. Nelson and W. j. Hockridge.. 4
body was buried in Riverside.
The members OF Marshalltown che
SD -, IA u 1vere entertained Frid