Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-11

Olives, sour and mixed pickles in
Mason jars at Batesole's.
You will find more OF those good
hams at Kendall & Vests.
wanted-5O to 100 cords four foot
soft wood. A. E. shorthill Company.
We will have good supply OF
for Saturday. Kendall &
West.
Let us place an electric fiat iron in
your home on trial. Buchanan-Bough
ton Company.
Our next lot of Ardee -four will cost
you more money than the price today.
Reynolds & Sheldon.
See Culley's display of fresh fruits
and vegetables. All kept in the store,
no street dust or dirt.
California canned fruit-a good grade
in syrup-at 15c per can tomorrow.
Peckham Grocery Company.
Phone 142 and have us bring you
an electric washing machine on trial.
Buchanan Boughton Company.
Holland Rusk is nice for breakfast
or light lunch. Only 10 cents per
package. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Rev. w. F. Pitner left for Belle
Plaine, Elberon and Chelsea, this
morning to hold quarterly conferences.
A special sale of cut glass now going
on at the Simmons Book Store. Splen-
did bargains offered. A good time to
buy.
The Marshalltown Sunday school
Teachers Union will meet Monday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock, at the Presby-
terrain church.
Three cans of early June peas, %
cents; three cans of corn, 25 cents;
three pounds of dried peaches, rs
cents; Kendall & West.
Prohibition does not prohibit In full,
tits true, but it must prohibit to a very
large extent or else those who profit
by the sale of booze would all be pro-
hibitionists.
Miss Sadie Laros, of Grinnell, who
has been living in California for three
years, spent Thursday in the city with
Miss Edna Cross while on her way to
Grinnell to visit her parents.
Miss Angie Brintnall and Mrs H L.
Hunt. of Orchard Park, N. Y, and
Mrs. Edgar Brintnall, of Winthrop, who
are visiting at the home of Miss Brint-
salts brother, Mr.. H. G. Brintnall
went to Ames this morning for a short
stay.
The members of the Concordia Maize
bumd enjoyed a pleasant social after
noon at the home of Mrs. Catherine
Moehrl. 412 East State street, who was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Mary
Shelter. The hostesses served light re-
freshments.
Culley has new line of coffee in one
blend Of Oriental grown coffees, MAX
ing them higher cup quality than
those grown in Central or South Am.
erica. Prices %, 80 and 40 cents per
pound. Try them. II
Mrs. Abner Best, of Chicago. who
has been visiting Mrs. G. w. Harris
and Mrs, p. H. Keller, left for her
home this morning, accompanied by
Miss Zelma Volmerf of LaSalle, ILL.,,
who has also been a guest at the Har-
ris home.
Mrs. T. C. Clegg, OF Oskaloosa. WHO
has been visiting friends and relatives
in Toledo and Waterloo for q few
days, arrived in the city from Waterloo
today. Mr.. Clegg met his wife here
and returned to Oskaloosa with her
this evening.
Gospel tent meetings, conducted by
j. A. Dooley and wife, holiness evan
gelists OF Minneapolis, will begin Sat
urday night, June u, at o'clock, and
continues until the 2sth. Sunday SER
vices will be held at and o'clock
The MEETINGS. are undenominational
Billy Sunday said that Marshalltown
has saloons today because church
members had petioned for them. If
there is to be any publishing of names
why not publish the church rolls of the
city, the names of those who profess
much, and then mark the name Of each
one who votes as he prays? But then,
of course, this might prove embar-
RAISING.
Lawyers discussing the postal cards
which few farmers have sent to town
threatening to favor signers of the sa-
Ion remonstrance with their trade,
seem to think that this movement bor-
ders very closely upon conspiracy to
injure trade which is an indictaible
offense. They explain that an individ-
ual can do with his trade as he pleases
but when q few or more individuals
Join In movement to divert trade as
a means Of coercing another citizen,
there ts a conspiracy in fact as pro-
hibited by law.
Star Lodge, No. 3. Iowa Legion Of
Honor, has arranged to Join with 9TH
er orders to pay respects to the mem
DRY Of their departed members. The
members are requested to deliver flow
ers to the Columbia hall at 9:30, June
i3, so the committee win have them to
decorate with before noon. II possible.
come out so as to Join with the other
ten lodges and march to the cemetery.
Formation for parade at Red MEMS
hall and fremont block. Procession
moves at 1880 p. M. John Tallman.
president; Lulu McGeogan, secretary.
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Charles Russie. Of Vienna township.
left Thursday afternoon Tor a months
visit at Williamsport. Pa; the place Of
his birth, where he has not been for
fifty-two years. Mr.. Russie is one Of
the early settlers Of northeastern
Marshall county, has prospered. and
has we'll earned q vacation from the
activities OF the farm. He naturally
turns to the place Of his nativity, altho
he expects to find comparatively few OF
the old friends or relatives living after
the lapse OF more than half q century.