Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-01

A large assortment Of hat pins at
Aliens.
Dance Eagles hall tonight. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
Dance Eagles hall tonight. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
HI. G. Strauss OF Written is in the
city for a visit of a few days.
Chris Johnson has been visiting a
few days. with the family of o. E.
Skogerberg, at Roland
II in need of new awning or you
want to buy or rent tent, see c. NJ.
Propst, or phone 1897 green.
The services of st. Pauls church
will be held tomorrow at and 10: 80
a. m, at the German Odd Fellows hall.
Just arrived. direct from the camp
at northern New York, our years sup
ply Of maple sugar and syrup. A. Il.
Myers.
Get wise to what is right in suits for
spring and summer at the Psenicka
shop. A fine selection of fabrics and
expert workmen to cut and fit
e. B. Howard stopped off in the city
today, while on his way from Ames
to Chicago. where he goes as dele
gate to the national peace congress.
Mr.. Charles Kinninger left this
morning for New Washington, O., his
old home, and will visit there and at
other Ohio points for a few weeks.
Skeggs is the old reliable wall pa
per dealer. He knows what is what in
home decorations and will give you
satisfactory job at satisfactory prices.
One warranty deed is worth thous-
ands of receipts. The Marshalltown
Savings and Loan Association will get
the deed for you. P. L. Hayzlett,
surety.
The Munsing underwear pleases all
who give it a trial. 1t is fine in quail
ity and famous for durability and
instability. Sold only by M. f. An
dreWs.
Mr.. c.. T. Barker who has been in
Chicago the past few days buying
heating and plumbing goods for his
terday.
All water rents now due, both flat
rates and metered services, payable at
the office of the city clerk. No discount
allowed after May is, 1909. F B. Wiley,
city clerk.
Mrs. p. w. lamar, who has been
spending the winter in Chicago, ar
rived home Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Moore are expected home
about May is.
The Sunday School Teachers Union
will meet with Mrs. j. M. Cooper, SOL
North Second street, Monday after
noon at $3.50. A short review Of Z the
lesson will be studied.
Have you met MAS New Husband ~
If not, come to the Odeon this evening
and see a bright, clean, musical, farce
comedy and enjoy an evening of fun,
Prices 25, So, and SO cents.
When in town take your lunch at
Henry Sundell's North Center street
restaurant. Plenty of good things to
eat. Short orders speciality. You can
get good meal for 20 cents.
Mrs, Emily Frazier, of Union, arrived
| in the city Friday evening, and will
remain over Sunday, attending the
BILLY" Sunday meetings, and visiting
her daughter, Miss Estelle Frazier.
All incoming trains were crowded
with people this morning the majority
of course coming to the city to do thoir
regular Saturday trading, while a great
many were attracted by the eyangelistic
meetings, at the Sunday tabernacle
this afternoon.
| Mrs. r. ". Coughiin and Mrs. F. H
Hopkins and daughter Edith We're in
Grinnell yesterday, visiting the family
ST Louis Kunkel, the latter a brother
Of Mrs. Hopkins, who will move soon to
Racine, Wis. where he has accepted q
position as car shop foreman.
| We wish every woman in town knew
how well Pony stockings wear. Many
do, for we sell lots and lots of boys
and girls stockings every season. TRY
the Wayne Knit hosiery for men, wo-
men and children. Sold only by M. F
Andrews.
Mr.. Clarence seigel, of the team
Seigle & Seigle, who will appear at the
Rijou tomorrow night, is a brother of
Sam Seigel, the worlds greatest man
dolin player, formerly of Marshalltown
and is said to be his brothers equal in
the mastery of the mandolin. This will
be rare treat for the music loving
public Of Marshalltown.
T. A. Brown has filed suit in the dis.
trict court against Peter Mayer an6
Mary Grumme- Turner, for an injunc.
ton restraining the defendants from
destroying, removing or interfering
with certain advertising signs on the
building occupied Jointly by Brown
and Mayer. Plaintiff alleges that de.
PENDANTS have thWeatened to remove
these signs and to prevent the replac-
ing of one he intended to temporarii,
rcneve for repairs. Mayer claims en-
tire possession of the lower part of the
building, by priority of lease.
BECKY:
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