Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-01

Mr.. Henry rape arrived home this
morning from his business trip to Chi
cago.
4 Attention Elks-There will be install
lation of officers tonight. E. z. Mack
secretary
Remnants of every kind, every de.
,scription. at half price tomorrow
Archie Parker.
Now is the time to, put up that poul-
Etry ,or garden fence. Good fencing al
G. F. Schmidt's hardware.
Plenty OF fresh eggs for IS cents a
dozen for Saturday, at 100 West Main
street. Reynolds & Sheldon.
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| Something new, peanut butter in
bulk at Culley's. It is cheaper than in
packages and the quality is there.
| Canned fruits of all kinds, the very
best brands on the market-why eat
meat when fruits are SO much cheaper.
Try S. P. Johnson's.
| Mrs Henry E. Sundell, 303 North
Center street, who underwent a very
severe operation at her home Monday,
is improving very satisfactorily.
When you rubber. rubber, round. just
rubber in at Vans modern shoe repair
| shop and get pair Of rubber heels
while you wait. 1 North First street
| The sale Of tickets for Ole Theobaldi,
| the Y. NJ. C. "A. lecture course last
number will open at Henry Pappe's
next Monday morning. Reserved seats
only so cents.
! Farmers, we will !. pay 30 cents for
butter, 10 cents for eggs. Come where
! you get the most in price, quantity
land quality. Parlor Grocery, Main and
Second streets. 81
Apples 80 cents peck, oleomargarine
10 cents pound, eggs 1S cents dozen,
best lard Is cents a pound, oranges,
large ones 20 and 80 cents a dozen
Parlor grocery, phone 1914
The body Of John. Podhaisky. who
died suddenly of apoplexy at the SOL
diers' home Wednesday afternoon, was
taken today to Cedar Rapids, where his
children reside. for burial.
George H. wachter, the confectioner.
who was taken suddenly i'll Wednes-
day evening in his store with an at
tack Of gravel, was removed to st.
Thomas hospital Thursday afternoon
for treatment.
We will give a can of baking powder
worth % cents, and a twelve dozen
egg case to any farmer for two dozen
of fresh eggs Remember, we can al
ways pay cash for any number OF
fresh eggs. Reynolds &. Sheldon, 100
West Main street.
Holders Of season tickets for the Y.
NJ. C. A. lecture course are hereby noti-
fed that the last ticket, which is a
blank, is. the admission ticket for the
last entertainment, Ole Theobaldi, the
worlds greatest violinist, at the NJ. E.
church next Wednesday evening, April
9Th.
That name Chocolate Cream" GER
tainly appeals to your sense of taste as
describing delicious rich mellow vel
vety favored coffee. And that's what
one pound can. We doubt if you can
find its superior. Won't you ask for it
next time?
The second in the series Of stere-
opticon lectures for boys between the
ages OF ~ and IS, will be given 1Satur-
day evening at 7:45 o'clock at the pub
lie library auditorium. Mr. George
.Millhiser will sing odd Black Joe" and
illustrations of the song will be
thrown on the screen. :.
Miss Mary Higgins 603 East Linn
street, who has been in the employ of
McCombs Bros as bookkeeper and col
lector for the past twelve years, has
resigned her position to become effec-
tive Saturday night. Miss Higgins has
made a wide acquaintance among the
business and residence public during
her long service with the livery firm.
J. p. Lennon, Of Omaha, who has
been travelling for the Staver Carriage
Company, of Chicago, will succeed
Lloyd r. Maxwell, as general agent for
the company with territory in northern
Iowa. MIR. Lennon arrived in the city
today, where he will make his head
quarters. He is unmarried. Mr.. Max
well expects 10 leave for Chica go Sun
day.
Miss Ruth Sieg, who is attending
Drake University, Des Moines, arrived
in the city Thursday morning to visit
over Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Sieg. Miss Sieg was
accompanied by her schoolmates Miss
Arlene Thurman, Of Green Bay, Wis,
and Miss Gene Mcneil, Of Des Moines.
Miss Sieg entertained a small company
OF her young lady friends Informally
Thursday night, that they might meet
her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Nelson. 401. North
Fourth street, delightfully."- entertained
thirty friends at four-course $3.50
o'clock dinner Thursday evening. COM
to their guests, Mr. and
Mrs John A. Anderson. of Dubuque.
Daffodils were used as decorations, and
yellow was the prevailing color in the
menu. The hostess was assisted in
serving by Misses Hazel and Clara
McLeland and Jessie Hole Little Mar
xaret and Virginia Duffield were 1T
the door 20 admit the guests and di-
rect them to the Nelson apartments.
following the dinner the guests en-
Joyed an tells etizaii tTss. deeers~
tive talk on the ruins OF Pompeii. BY
NJ. Anderson. illustrated by about
sixty stereopticon slides, most OF them
made from photos taken by the lee
turer when hs visited Pompsji in the
summer Of $780,. Many ~ the slides
ne had oossofed, and the Views and talk
were tharoughly interesting.