Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-29

offer with every suit.
Our store will be closed all day
Monday. Benedict & BrintnaN.
The New England store will be
closed all day Monday. May 81. E. r.
Lay.
The Beinert Drug Company have a
fine line of perfumes, powders and all
toilet articles. Call on them.
For sale-s5oo buys full sized resi-
idence lot, within six blocks of court
Berry growers take notice! You want
berry boxes. We have them. The
price Is right. Let's, Fletcher Com
pany.
Mrs. H. ]. Howe and Mrs. w. B. Kib-
by went to Des Moines Friday to at
tend a state meeting of the Colonial
Danes.
Buy your wall paper at Skegg's, the
get big value in material and work.
manship.
Mrs. C. r. Meeker, who has been the
guest short time of her cousin, Mrs.
F. L. Meeker, returned to her home at
Decatur City Friday.
When in town stop at Henry Sun
del's restaurant for a clean, appetite
ing lunch. Best place to eat. You get
prompt, polite service
George w. Woodruff, of Mason City,
who has been visiting relatives at Lis
comb, arrived Friday for a visit with
j. r. Haines and family.
Frank w. Arney went to Lake City.
his former home, Friday, to conduct the
music for the G. A. r. at the memorial
services Sunday and Monday.
"A suit Of clothes made at Psenicka's
shop will give you full value in service,
style, fit and general satisfaction. Isn't
that worth while? Try it. Psenicka
Miss Harie Peterson, of Fargo, N. D.,
who is attending Iowa College, Grim
nell, arrived in the city Friday evening
to remain over Sunday with Miss Della
Hughes.
Mr.. Harry H. vollmer, Of Chicago,
whose marriage to Miss Peryle Harris
takes place June 8, and his sister,
Miss leila Volhner, of LaSalle, ILL.,, are
expected to arrive in the city tonight.
Mrs. L. Lockwood and Mrs. M. L.
Bergen, of Nevada, We're i'll the city
Friday night as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Higgin, being on their way
home from a visit in Hartland, Mimi
You get first class meal at Henry
SundelPs North Center street restaur-
ant. Better make it point to get
your next lunch there. Clean, whole
served.
We are rapidly catching up with
our orders and can give you prompt
service if you need decorating. A
splendid line of wall hangings to
choose from. Get Skegg and get first
class job.
We have two secondhand number Z
Remington typewriters practically good
as new and backed by the factory guar.
antee. Will sell at bargain. Ketch-
UNI & CASTOR Company, 502-504 South
Third avenue.
You can buy wall paper to better
advantage and get an artistic Job OF
decoration by patronizing the old re-
liable decorator. We ask your patron
age on the ground Of exceptional serv-
ice for the cost Skegg's.
Mrs. A. G. Urban, of Chicago, and
little daughters. Arlene and Maxine
are in the city as guests at the home OF
Mrs. Urban's sister-in-Taw, Mrs. NJ. f
Melvin. Mrs. Urban was formerly
Miss Maude Lundy, of this city.
The fraternal order Of Psychic
Thought will meet Sunday afternoon a,
| 3 o'clock with DR.. j. A. Marvin, ZOE
East Church street. DR.. Marvin will
give the lecture on "Our Departed
Ones" and Mrs. Eva Mccoy will give
spirit messages.
Mrs. Matilda Higgins, Of Cedar Rap
ids. spent Friday with her brother
Eli Walls, Of the soldiers home, and
left in the evening for Marengo
where her husband, Edward Higgins, a
veteran Of the civil war, is buried. Mrs
Higgins will remain at Marengo unit
after Memorial Day.
1 W6O Ike TO make your summer suit
Well give you the best possible ser.
vice. which means good material, fab.
RIGS that are new and right in colol
and weave, perfect fit and workman.
ship, correct style. In fact big valu,
for your money. Have your measur,
taken now. The summer is upon US.
John Johnson, well-knoWn shoe.
maker who for years has been conduct
ing a repair shop in the 2. G. Wallace
store. is very critically i'll at his home
400 Union street, suffering from pull.
monary tuberculosis. Mr.. johnson
doubtless contracted the disease in car
ing for his wife, who died about a yea,
ago.
Mr.. L. L. Mackaman received a tele.
gram Friday night announcing the
death of his brothers wife, Mrs 10.
seph Mackaman, in Kansas City, Fri.
day morning Of cancer. MIR. Mackamar
will not be able to 60 to attend the
funeral owing to his son, Raymond
being sick Of typhoid fever. The boy
who has been seriously i'll, is improv,
ling.
| Physical Director Dawson of tn,
Railroad Y. M. G. A.. George Herschel
r. 2. English, Harry S. Gerhart ant
Herbert Hines went to Eldora thl!
morning to attend the Hardin count,
high school field and track meet, at tn,
fair grounds. Mr.. Dawson is refere,
and starter for the events, Mr.. Her.