Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-29

fords. for Saturday only
Hand painted Gibson heads on post
cards, entirely new designs at Newton's
new store, LIS East Main street.
The best ladies' muslin gown ever
sold in Marshalltown for so cents, Sat
urday only. Nettie Ingledue s. Co., the
up-to-date dry goods house.
For Saturday only, one lot of ladies'
muslin gowns rs cents, these are spe-
cial values. Nettie Ingledue & Co., the
up-to-date dry goods house.
Miss Letha Treanor went to LaPorte
City Thursday for a months visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. F. IS. Treanor,
and aunt, Mrs. J. H. Anderson.
AS good as the best and better than
the rest, are the shoes and oXfords that
Carl, the shoe man, has to offer YOU
Not a single pair of ladies' shoes or
oxfords reserved, for Saturday only.
Three kinds of fine cookies at cents
a dozen; canned sweet potatoes Is
cents can; No. can salmon, regular
Is cent for Saturday at 10 cents a can
Get some. Par1or Grocery. 136 West
Main
| The last Of a series of boys enter
| tainments will be given at the public
library auditorium Saturday evening.
Cur Filipino Cousins-An Interesting
Evening With An Interesting People,"
will be the slides shown.
! Pupils of the Central Iowa Business
| College Joined in a picnic at Riverside
park Thursday afternoon, taking their
suppers at the park. Misses Imogene
Warren and Lottie Cozad, teachers in
the school, acted as the chaperons.
Rev. John Nelson, of Des iMoines, will
preach, to the Swedish people of the
city Sunday at the home of Mrs. John
| Wickstron1. corner of First and Church
streets. Services will be held in the
4 morning at 1890, and at 1880 in the
evening.
| We have a large and able lot of
IWorkmen, men who can. hang your pa
per to your entire satisfaction, and do
hang it that way. Everist offers you
these men to do your work-They can
hang your paper when you want it.
| Why wait?
You may infer that Ceresota flour is
no better than what you're using
You'll be skeptical only as far as the
first bag. 1T will prove the difference
in the big white loaves. They will
bind you to Ceresota for quality and
economy. Price $1.60 per sack.
Wachter's icec ream is made only
from the purest of cream and is fine.
You can get it in all havors and any
quantity that you want, either in
bricks or in bulk. Order your ice
cream for your Sunday dinner from
| Wachter's, 33 West Main street.
| Fire that started in rubbish piled at
the corner Of a small barn in the rear
l'of the T. A. Sieg premises, 1O4 South
First avenue, conducted as boarding
house by Mrs. Mary Beehrle, called out
the fire department shortly before 2
this afternoon. No damage was done
| Mrs. A. r. Swan, PIP West Boone
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Swedish Lutheran
church. A very pleasant meeting of the
Luther League the young peoples So
ciety, was held at the Swan home in
| the evening.
| MIR. and Mrs. David Lennox, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Reynolds, and Mrs. Rose
Porter enjoyed an automobile trip
Thursday, spending the day with
friends in Eldora and Written. Mr.
and Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Porter are
making preparations to leave soon for
California. where they will reside.
! Misses Emma Patton, Florence Hop
kins and Madge Ellsworth were hos
| tesses at the Patton home, 407 East
| Church street, Thursday evening, to the
young ladies of the K. K. Club and
their gentlemen friends. Five hundred,
| the club game, furnished entertainment
| for the evening, and the hostesses
served a delicious two-course lunch,
| following cards.
The Harmony Aid society was enter
! tanned Thursday afternoon hy Mrs D.
H. Conger, 307 South Center, street.
/ Needlework and routine business occu-
pied the time of the thirty-five present
after which two course lunch was
! enjoyed The hostess was assisted in
/ serving by Mrs. Myo Mendenhall and
Miss Williamson. Guests of the society
were Mrs. Robert Sniffen.of New York,
I and Mrs. A. G. Brenneck, of Mason
City.
| Mrs. H. d. Spencer and sister, Miss
Lottie blessing, the later of Peoria, Ill.
arrived home this morning from
/ Rochester. Mimi. where Mrs. Spencer
passed thru a severe surgical opera
ton four weeks ago. Miss blessing,
who has been with her sister during
her illness, will remain here and assist
in her care until she RECEIVERS her
strength. Miss blessing may decide to
spend the entire summer here with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis blessing.
At the meeting Of the Ladies' Auxil :
! larry of the Y. M. c. a., Thursday sitter
noon in the Y. w. C. A. rooms, Mrs
George W. Smith, who with her family
expects to move to Omaha about the
middle of May, rendered her resigna-
ton as president Of the auxiliary. II
was accepted, and MRS. s. M. Cause
was elected to ALI the vacancy. Mrs.
Cause voiced the auxiliary's apprecia-
ton Of Mrs. Smiths services, and on
behalf OF the members presented the
retiring president with = u AaaHSfifnls