Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-29

cents 3 gallon. Phone 448 Kendall &
West.
Nelson U1ery, of Liscomb township,
who has been attending the Sunday
meetings couple of days, returned
home this morning.
Theregular meeting Of the w. r. G.
Aid Society was enjoyed Wednesday
afternoon at the soldiers home, with q
fair attendance present.
Miss Della Richards, Of LeGrand,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Nv. w. Newell, for few days, returned
to her home this morning.
Hosiery, all shades. plain, colors,
light blue, pink. Copenhagen blue. navy
blue, oxblood, tan, brown and London
smoke at M. r. Andrews.
Darlington Hall coffee, the steel cut
kind, the chaff or caffeine element re-
moved. Three fiavors, strong, medium
and mild. For sale at, Culley's.
All the newest ideas in wall paper
may be found at Skegg's. Lincrusta,
panel effects, friezes and special de-
signs. Let US show you. skegg's.
Notice to consumers of city water:
The mains will be flushed, commencing
Monday night, May 8, and continuing
about four nights e. q. Mack, Supt.
Mrs. C. q. Ringer, of Herman, Mimi,
who was called to the city six weeks
ago on account of the illness and
death Of her mother, Mrs. Frances
Tower, left this morning for her home,
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Members of the Coe College base
ball team were in the city this morn
ing, between trains, on their way from
Cedar Rapids to Des Moines, to play
the Drake University team this after
noon. They go from there to Indianola
to play Simpson College.
II the clubs Of the city federation,
which has the work in charge, wishes
TO continue the Industrial school for
another year, there will be an election
of officers at the meeting Of the city
federation, to be held at the home Of
Mrs. Z. c.:Abbott, Friday afternoon.
You get something more than lust
wall paper when you have Skegg
decorate your home. You get expert
service, a satisfactory Job, something
that will please you and be admired by
your friends. And you will find prices
low, considering material and service.
In 'Ma's New Husband" which
comes to the Odeon for two perform
ances Saturday May /, playgoers will
he given a farcical musical treat Of
the merrdest kind. The musical num-
bers include all the new and popular
songs together with pleasing dancing
numbers. Prices %, 35 and so cents.
Matinee. 10 and 20 cents.
John Cook and wife, Of New Provi-
dence. arrived in the city Wednesday
to attend the Sunday meetings for a
day or two. Mr.. Cooks brother, DR..
Cyrus Cook, a former well-known pio-
neer resident Of New Providence town
ship, who moved to Whittier, Cal,
number of years ago, died at the latter
place last Sunday. He had been in
failing health long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Baldwin, Of Max
well, are in the city visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Will and
with Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Thayer.
They came especially to attend the
Sunday meetings. MIR. Maxwell knew
Rev. Mr.. Sunday when he was a boy,
both having spent their boyhood days
at Iowa Center, Mr.. Baldwin's old
home.
According to word received by the
.T.-R. from Iowa City, Miss Meta
Schmidt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, G.
+. Schmidt, Of this city, and Miss Edna
Stone, of Logan, a former high school
teacher here, were elected to member
ship in the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity.
The honor is a marked one, in view Of
the fact that standard Of scholarship
figures largely in the election of mem
berA
Governor s. B. Packard leaves the
city tonight for Seattle, Wash, which
Is to be his future home. His son, Mr.
s. B. Packard, Jr., leaves Friday night.
AT independence the governor will be
Joined by his daughter Blanche and
son Walter. Governor Packard expects
to buy a home either in or near Seat
tie. where his elder daughter. Mrs. p.
Gilman Abbott, resides. Governor
Packard's many friends. while wishing
Him we'll wherever he goes, will hope
that some day he will get 80 homesick
that he will decide to return to Mar
8uallCOW0s
The second of series Of parties was
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Elizabeth Lawrence and DIR. Cora Will
aams- Choate at the formers home, $40
West Main street. It was a o'clock,
military luncheon, at which fifty of
their lady friends were guests. The
house was effectively decorated with
flowers, and lighted by Japanese LIANT
ems, the military color, red, predomi-
mating. AT the table place cards bear
ing water color sketches Of different
military forts. battleships and marine
scenes, were the favors, and the des-
sert was decorated with tiny flags. The
hostesses were assisted in serving, by
Mesdames p. 8. Nancy and G. IL 3.
Boardmaa K. 4. 8