Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-26
Gi1l,es,Repnblt1,n
Tho City in Brief
Geo. j. Allen, optical specialist.

Elk chocolates are the best. Hoas
Drug company.
| Fresh pineapples, fine ones Peck
ham Grocery Company.
Plenty of ammunition for ducks OF
hand. Horne & Gelvin
Children, If you want pair of roller
skates, see Horne * Gelyin.
wanted-Tenants for three first
class, modern houses. S. c. Bell.
Special prices on prunes, peaches and
raisins for Saturday. Kendall & West.
We are giving some valuable pre-
miunms with our coffee. Kendall ~
West.
Dried fruit is cheaper than it has
been for years. Call and see our line.
Kendall & West
A reminder for newly married cou-
ples-$l0 buys One Minute washing
machine at Schmidts.
Talk to Carl about shoes and shoe
cobler Prices right.
The Presbyterian society will hold
an exchange Saturday afternoon at
George Andrews grocery
Tomorrow for cash. we will sell early
June peas three cans for 2o cents.
Pecllham Grocery Company.
A reminder for newly married cou-
ples-s1T buys a New Home Ruby sew
hi Al
Which is the safest, most economical
gasoline stove on the market? It's a
Jewel. sold by Horne & Gelvin
Der Deutsche Unterhaltungs kreis
will be entertained Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. Rodney C. Wells, 40 North
Fourth street.
Miss Gertrude Miller will tell the
stories at the public library Saturday
at 10 o'clock, to the children
Of the first and second grades.
The body of George II. Erwin, who
died at the soldiers home Thursday,
left this morning for Unionville, Mo-,
where the body IS to be buried.
Mr. j. A. Brace has sold to H. S.
Smith, a farm of eighty acres about
a mile north of Clemens for $4,000.
This is at the rate of s120 an acre.
We have Jones Dairy Farm sausage,
bacon and hams. These are all made
from little pigs and are tender and de-
icious in flavor. Peckham Grocery
Company.
nj, d ac
has filed suit in the district court
sainst w. r. Dobbn. of State Center,
1hop he alleges owed him s45, which
9 loaned Dobbin without security.
Batavia brand fruits are put up I'M
heir own juice with granulated sugar,
nothing else. When you want some
hing fine for your table, order Ba
avia brand Peckham Grocery Com
oany.
Mr.. and Mrs Merritt Greene, Jr.,
at EdgeWorth Thursday
,vening the instructors at the short
curse and few others. to the num-
,er of about twenty. A pleasant social
vening was enjoyed. and dainty re-
reshments were served.
Tomorrow night-Saturday-7 at
he Y. NJ. c. A, indoor baseball game, !
Buggy Company VS..
Britain Packing Company. and a bas-
,et ball game, LeGrand VS.. Mar
haHtown Y. M. c. A. 10 cents for the
louble header Don't miss it.
Mr. Elmer Hepner, who has been
listing relatives in Ogle county, Ill,
or two weeks. returned home Thurs
lay night. He was accompanied by
lis nephew, Mr.. Bert Myers. of Cor
With, who was visiting at the same
,lace.
Miss Grace Mann, 400 North Second !
treet, was surprised Thursday even
ng by sixteen of her girl friends, the
occasion being her 10th birthday an
liversary. A jolly time was enjoyed.
nd dainty refreshments were served.
Hiss Mann received many nice remem-
frances.
"The Fisherman and the Girl Will
,e presented at the Odeon next sun
lay evening by Dorothy Wood and her
.apable company The play deals with
he hsherfollls along the New England
coast and is clean and wholesome,
while the comedy is of the very best.
Prices 10, 20, 80 and so cents.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
,ietv was entertained Thursday aft
rnoon by Mrs. r. w. chamberlain
Ind Mrs. S. C. Bell, at the Chamber
ain home, 709 West Main street: The
attendance was small because of the
hort course drawing many away. Re-
reshments were served following the
egular business session.
The City Federation Of Women's |
,lubs requests that citizens of. Mar
halltown carry all of their old news
apers and magazines to c. H. Hull,
he federation's junk man. Mr.. Hull
as kindly consented to receive the
GODS at the ware house of H. Willard
Sons on First street. The proceeds
rom the sale of the old papers to the
ILLS will be used by the federation
) beautify the city.
The funeral of Edward Braddock was
lrgely attended Thursday afternoon
.om the Martin Braddock home, near
Laretta. All of Mr.. Braddoch's broth
IS and sisters. with the exception OF
ne brother James, were present
mone the many flowers We're pieces
ON Marshall lodge, Signet chapter,
ing Solomon council. and st. Aldemar
the different Masonic