Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-20

Come in when you are down town
tomorrow and see the new things in
oZfords. A brand new stock to select
| from at Waterman's, IA East Main
Istreet.
| If you want your paper hung when
promised and want it done right, see
Bert Everist, opposite the Methodist
church. He can do a few more rooms
the first OF next week.
DR.. F. u. Neiman. assistant state
veterinarian; DR.. c. L. Wilmington, as
sistant practitioner. Office and veteri-
nary hospital, 107 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 4o4. residence
372.
All fruits labeled Batavla are packed
the day gathered They are the most
perfectly matured fruit, sorted from
the finest ofathe seasons crops and
preserved in heavy pure sugar syrup.
l.. 8. Peckham Grocery Company.
Going out of business, selling out
.cheap-oranges, lemons, potatoes going
livery cheap. either by2box, one-halfbo
or by the dozen, One safe, one desk,
morrow. e. e. Hood, % South Center
street,
| Mrs M. r. Andrews left this morn
| ing for Salem, n. Y, where she will
remain during the summer. The spe-
cial object of Mrs. Andrews visit east
is to superintend the erection of mon
ument to her late husband, and son
| who died in childhood.
Batavia Salad Dressing is acknowl-
edged unsurpassed. Every ingredient is
the finest to be had. Eggs are ali
"candled" to insure absolute freshness.
Olive oil of the first pressing is used
exclusively. Mustard imported from
England. l.. S. Peckham Grocery
Company.
William Riley, 422 Leverton street, a
blacksmith in the employ of the Iowa
Central, is suffering from an injured
knee, the result Of being struck by a
steel chip that flew from a steam ham
mer. Mr.. Hiley's knee is badly bruis-
ed, but the injury is not especially SER
ious.
c. B. Bingaman and w. F. Topf ar
rived home this morning from a few
days fishing at Spirit Lake. The men
were accompanied on the trip by Will
Couch, OF clinton. Fishing proved
quite good, and the men brought home
with them about 800 pounds. The bulk
of the catch was lake perch.
Mrs. Emma West and daughters,
Gertrude and Mabel, of State Center,
who have been guests at the home OF
Mrs. Vests brother. Mr. Charles Will
.liams, for few days, left the city
Thursday evening. Mrs. West and
Miss Mabel returned home, while Miss
Gertrude went to Grinnell to spend
Sunday with friends.
Several members Of the student body
of the high school went to State Center
this afternoon to witness the play given
by the senior class of the State Center
high school this evening. Others of the
students motored to Grinnell this az
ternoon to witness the events OF the In
vitation track and field meet Of the
Iowa secondary colleges.
The biggest and best dinner In the
city at Henry Suaae!Is restaurant.
North Center street. The place to get
a substantial dinner for 20 cents. Cen
trally located, near leading feed yards |
and in center of shopping district Of |
the city. Best Of service, prompt at |
tention. Try it once and you will al
ways come to Henry SundelFs. res
taurant,
The track and field team OF Cornell (
College, Mt. Vernon. consisting of four
teen men. and q team Of four from the !
Iowa State TeachaFs' College. Cedar
Fails. in addition TO q number Of stud
.nts from both colleges. were in the
city this morning on their way to Grim II
nell to compete in the invite ton track
and heid meet held there this after
noon. Mr.. Carol Lounsberry, Of Cor
hell, was a member Of the Cornell
teAm.