Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-27

Music sale Saturday at the Smith
Music Store. Popular music, two selec-
tons for 25 cents
Here we are Spring chicken for the
Sunday dinner Choice young fowls a,
Flowers meat market.
We are paying in trade for eggs Is
cents, for butter % cents. Bring ir
your country produce. Busters gro.
Gerry.
We close at 10 o'clock on Monday
Decoration Day. Please phone il
orders early for quick delivery. Reyn.
olds & Sheldon.
Flags Of all kinds for Decoration
Day, large and small, big and little
from 5 cents a dozen to So each. TEN.
pie of Economy.
Commencement presents in endles:
variety, the largest and most varied
selection in silver, gold, china, an,
glass at Aliens.
Mrs. Frederick J. Foster los Soutl
Twelfth street, who underwent an OPP,
Grafton at st. Thomas hospital Thurs
day, is doing nicely.
For Sale-Property corner NORTH
Center and Webster, known as viii
home. Might divide. Phone No. 1;
or inquire of L. G. Norris.
The bible classes Of districts 1e, 1.
and 10, which were to have met to.
night, have postponed their meeting
owing to the death of Mrs. j. e. Pill.
grim.
The soda season is here. Visit tn
Beinert fountain, where you may Sc.
cure the best in sodas, sundaes, phos'
pilates, egg drinks, ETC., prepared a;
they should be.
Comm is at hand and 70,
will want to see the largest and hes
selection of presents for the graduates
Call at Pinkerton's and you will flint
what you want.
Zuleime, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Forbes, 403 North Third street, Will
at play Thursday evening, sprained he
left ankle quite badly, and is confine
to her room today.
Perhaps your children will want
pair of pumps or oxfords for Decora
ton Day Bring them to our store an
Larson & Clemens.
Bread is the staff Of life Good flou
is the primary essential in making goot
bread. To make life happy try Elec
trio flour-it has proven by test to b.
the best. All leading grocers handle it
Mrs. Polly Harris and daughtel
Louise will go to Chicago tonight and
81, y;eit fo
New York to sail for England. Mrs
Harris and daughter will visit relatives
in London and Cornwall and will b.
gone until September.
Mrs. Mary Shelter and Mrs. Gather.
inc iMoehrl were hostesses Thursday at
ternoon at the Moehrl home, 412 Eas
State street, to the Concordia Maize
bund, at it's regular weekly meeting
The afternoon was pleasantly enjoyed
and the hostesses served lunch.
G. E. Pickard, president of the Coun
ty Sunday School Association, who ha
been in Washington, D. c., ATTENDING
the worlds convention Of Sunda.
school workers, reached home thi
morning. Mr.. Pickard attended thu
convention as delegate from Mar
shall county.
Word from Albion tells Of the ill
ness of Miss tMadge Sparks, of this
city, a teacher in the Albion high
school. Miss Sparks collapsed fol.
lowing the exercises of graduation
Thursday night, and today was suffer
ing with a high fever and was under
the charge Of a physician.
Raleigh Stull, a former linotype op
orator on the Times Republican bu
more recently of ST. Joseph, Mo-, spen
Thursday in the city visiting his pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Stull Mr.
Stull expects to go to Seattle within
the next few weeks to take q position
on the Post-Intelligencer.
The s. C. I. Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Carl Levi!
with larger attendance than usual
A Memorial Day program was enjoyed
Mrs. Lewis read paper on 1.-THE His
tory of The Hague Tribunal and Mrs
George Lewis, paper on "The New
Patriotism" The latter also read a pa
per written by DR.. Rosa Liebig, OF
Report of a Day Nursery In Chicago
A social nOur ana refreshments WeTt
enjoyed. Two visitors were present
Miss Mabel Kinsey and Mrs. Rache
Ford.
The funeral of Mrs. J. q. Pilgrim
was held from the Central Church o.
Christ at o'clock Thursday afternoon
Rev. C. III. Morris officiating. The ser.
vice was very largely attended ther
being large number OF representative:
Of lodges Of which Mr.. and Mrs. Pill.
grim belonged. present. There were
many floral pieces. The organizations
that sent flowers were the Western
Grocer Company Mills, Degree Of Poca
hontas. Royal Highlanders, Red Men
bible class Of the Central Church O.
Christ Sunday school. the Ladies' Ait
Society Of the church, and the Boy Fol-
lowers of Christ, Mr.. Pilgrims Sunday
school class, besides many OF thu
neighbors and friends. The pail bear.
ers were Messrs. o. A. Rosencrar, A. ]
Clearinghouse, John Thornblade, e. L
Lamb, e. o. Pursel and Jacob Eige
The flower bearers were MRS. Nellie
Richeson, Miss Jennie Kollin. Mrs. A
j. Clearinghouse, MIS-. IN. Iiionls1s, ~: Ne
H. Stump, and Mrs. Eafo t6chnsider.