Evening times-Republican., 1909-06-04


Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Westegaard. 51o1s
West Church street. are parents Of a
daughter, born this morning.
Nothing quite SO comfortable and /
superior as the Munsing underwear,
sold only at our store. Painters.
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Attend our June clothing sale and |
save % and so per cent on your suit,
cravenette or top coat at Painters.
Sixty dollars is a good price for a |
refrigerator. Call and investigate why |
the price is correct. G. F. Schmidt.
The senior number of Pebbles, the
appeared today. will not be out until
Monday.
Mrs "A. English, of Nevada, and
Mrs Charles Harris and little daugh-
ter, of Ames, We're in attendance at the
tabernacle meetings today.
Judge William q. Ewing of Chicago
will lecture on Christian Science at
Odeon. Tuesday, June at p. IN. Ad-
mission free. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Thomas OxenAeld, 212 West
South street. underwent an oper-
alton at st. Thomas hospital Thurs
day. Her condition is very satisfactory.
DIR. Singleton has improved his hos
pital by adding a modern bath room on
the second floor, of course, he had
Buchanan, Boughton Company do the
| work
w. H. c. Woodward, of Marietta,
left this morning for Olds. Henry
county, to visit a friend. Theodore Rus
sell, and attend the quarterly meeting
| of friends.
Do you need raincoat our prices
are right, all our $27, s25, $3.50 crav
enettes now $16.25, all our $15 and
$3.50 cravenettes now $9.45. Painters
clothing store.
The more you know about tea, the
more you will appreciate the delicate
fragrance and delicious flavor Of
"salada" Tea. Ask your grocer for
10c trial packet.
Lost-sword pin containing thirty
two pearls, two diamonds and one sap
phire at the Harris wedding last night.
Finder leave at McCombs livery barn
and receive reward,
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Mrs. H.C. wassen, of Cedar Rapids,
Mrs. L. X Alder. fof Ainsworth, Neb,
and Mr.. F. c, Williams, OF Chico. CAL.
arrived last evening for visit of some
length at the Frank e. Wheeler home.
Mrs.. W. M. Clark received today
word from Hampton telling of the
death of her uncle, Mr.. A. NJ. Mott
Particulars of Mr. Motifs death will
be found on another page of this is
sue.
A special meeting of the women's
Home Missionary Society of the Meth
odist church will meet at the home Of
the president, Mrs. Charles Click, 411
West State street, Monday afternoon
at o'clock.
The city council this morning au-
thorized the streets and alleys COM
mittee to make general repairs to the
we'll at the corner Of Third avenue and
Linn street, which Is used by the pub
lic extensively.
q. G. Aderhold, resident Of this
county for about thirty-five years un-
til two years ago. when he moved
with his family to Watertown, s. D.,
near which place he owns section of
land, is here for few days on busi-
ness.
IA Union delegation, comprising Rev
H. p. Baum, Mrs. %. e. Wood, Mrs. j.
w. Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ander-
son, Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Rowan and Miss Hannah
Harvard. came this morning to attend
the revival meetings.
In our west window we are display
ing some examples of the and-painted
china and other ware on which we
are making exceedingly low prices.
They are especially desirable for gifts
and 1t will pay you to pick up some of
these bargains for future needs. Our
whole line of fancy china has been
marked down to bargain prices. Sim
mons Book Store.
At the reception given for her We'd
nesday night at the home Of Miss Hill
ma Mold, $40 West Lnin street, after
the tabernacle meeting. Mrs. Muirhead
Twas presented with beautiful bouquet
of roses, In one Of which she found the
gift Of $50, being in the form Of a $50
and so gold piece. Nearly 100 young
business women, teachers, and their
friends. were present.
A -.-e~
l Miss Blanche Weatherly was taken
to Independence today, for treatment In
! the hospital She was paroled from
the state institution in November, 1907,
but upon advice of c. C. Caswell and
Ira McCool, was ordered recomnlitted
I by the insanity board Thursday after
noon. Miss Weatherly labors under the
delusion that somebody is trying to
defraud her out of her property.
The funeral Of Mrs. Agnes Gowdy
was attended Thursday afternoon
from the w. r. Shearer home, south Of
town, by a large number OF the FAM
iy's friends. Rev. L.. 3. 1Iix had the
services in charge Mrs. b. "A. Morgan
land Mrs. F. l.. Meeker sang, and there
were many pretty floral tributes. The
Ipall bearers were six grandsons of
Mrs. Gowdy, Ross and Harry Hop
kins, Lloyd, Roy and Ray Gowdy, and
Phin Shearer. Relatives present at the
funeral from distance were Mrs So
phrona Gowdy. Mrs. Mabel Johnson and
son Jessie, and Mrs. Jennie iiaii, OF
Newton; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hopkins, OF
Melbourne. and Roy and Ray Gowdy,
Iof State Center. gnterment was in
\ 4 Is.JT Riverside side.