Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-11

Diamonds. Chamberlain's.
Shrine buttons. Chamberlain's.
DR. Burkart, osteopath. "A W. Main.
DR.. Bullard. osteopath. 15 West Main
Picture framing at Simmons store
Base ball shoes $3.50 and 50. Horne
& Gelvin.
Plenty of fresh county butter, rs
cents pound at Batesole's.
Would like to trade my new piano
for good horse. Care T.-R.
Plenty of No. country butter in
three and five pound jars. Will Miller.
Garden and lawn rakes from IS cents
to IS cents at Horne & Gelvin's.
]. M. Whitaker went to Osceola
Monday for a few days stay on bust
hess.
M. F. Andrews shows large as
sertment of new hand bags and fine
neckWear.
We make price on our entire stock
of calico in dark and light colorings 5
cents. E. R. Lay.
Have your screen windows and
screen doors put in shape now See
Horne & Gelvin about it.
Henry Tapps, wife and daughter
Jessie, of Conrad, are in the city to
attend the tabernacle services.
Officer William Lage was in Des
Moines today on business. Deputy Mar
shall Clark supplied in his stead in the
depot district.
Mrs. Daniel Spurlin came down from
Written Monday evening to visit
friends and attend the Sunday meet
ings a day or two.
Mrs. Ed Pelham and children went
to Clifford Monday for a. few days
visit with Mrs. Pelham's sisters, Mrs.
G. T. Clifford and Mrs. Samuel Lep-
ley.
The Oppice Fruit Company receive
their strawberries daily and they are
distributed to the grocers early This
enables the consumer to get an un-
usually fresh and fine article.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Pauls~win
serve supper at the German Odd Fell
lows hall, corner of State and First
avenue on Thursday evening" May 10,
from $3.50 to T. Supper 35 cents
A few more sacks Of those imported
Irish potatoes at the Oppice Fruit Com
pany Those who have tried them are
enthusiastic. Nice and large, no
Sprouts. They are grown in ireland.
The n1nrohorS nf
met Monday evening with Miss Olive
Tug. A delightful treat was enjoyed,
in the form of a talk by Mrs. G. j.
scheeler on "Reminiscences of Ger
many"
When you buy hosiery think of the
Wayne Knit line sold only by M. f.
Andrews. The Wayne hose are made
by the biggest hosiery mill in the coun-
try-every pair guaranteed by their
million dollar capital.
To the Merchant: If you want Gold
Medal Ceresato Eaca, White Fawn,
Jersey Cream. Cream of Wells, Pills
bury's Best or Sieepy-Eye Cream
flours, get our prices before buying.
e. E. Benedict, Peek & Co.
William Adams left Monday for. a
few days visit at Sac City with his
son, Q. r. Adams, whose condition, af-
ter two amputatiops of his right leg,
succeeding gangrene of the foot, is not
so favorable as had been hoped.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Van swearingen,
the former pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church at Strawberry Point, are
In the city for a few days visiting
their niece, Mrs. c. e. Wilson, and at
tending the Sunday meetings.
The Women's Club annual day will
be enjoyed at Red Mems hall wednes-
day afternoon. The meeting will begin
at 8, instead of $3.50 o'clock, and the
expectation is for large attendance
OF members. Several musical numbers
will be given, besides the annual re-
ports, and a social hour is to follow.
1t is expected that request will
come soon to some Of the leading
members Of the Searchlight Club for
them to go to Boone to explain the
method Of organization and manage
ment Of the club to members of the
Boone Y. M. C. A.. who are planning
to organize a club similar to the local
one.
The Baptist Aid Society ladies met
at the parsonage Monday afternoon,
the occasion being farewell for one
Of their number, Mrs. Kate Keller, who
leaves Thursday morning for Duluth,
MINI. A brief business session was
held, after which the time was spent
socially, and light refreshments were
served. Mrs. Keller was presented with
a silver fork and spoon.
George V. Watson. who manages to
drift back to the city of his birth
every once in a while, no matter where
in the wide world he roams, was shak-
ing hands with the old crowd here to-
day and will leave this evening for
Denver, to which city he moved two
years ago ION account of his wife's
health. Mrs. Watson has gained much
by the change and "Huck'' is doing we'll
as q business man in Denver.
The city council Monday night
adopted a resolution Of the water
works committee. following report by
the committee Of the petition of the
Postal Telegraph and Gable Company
for permission to reconstruct its cable
line from the Great Western depot to
the Postal office. The committee rec
commended that the poles be set pro-
|viding the telegraph company would
give the city the. top instead Of the