Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20


The Brown panel, artistic, neat and
tasty.
Tousey's No Fault varnish stains at
Skegg's.
Fancy sugar cookies cents dozen,
at Whitney Bros
Gentlemen's and ladies' fobs, chains.
and guards. Allen.
solvo is the ideal cleaner for clean
ing paint at Skeggs. -
Gold Dust or Wyandotte cleaner 20
cents per package at Batesole's.
Ceresota flour is made from good ma
terial. You will get good results.
Try a package of uncle Sans"
breakfast food, at Whitney Bros
H. J. Nichols and son Willis left for
Oelrichs, S. D.. Tuesday, where they
will file on government land.
Expert wallpaper cleaning. Esti-
mates gladly furnished and satisfac-
ton guaranteed or no pay. Phone SOC
White.
walk--Over footwear is popular with
style seekers, because up-to- the min
ute in cut and shape. Carl, the shoe
| man, sells them.
| Oranges, oranges, while they last we
| Will have another orange sale. These
oranges are sweet and of fair size,
! at Is cents a dozen. Carlsons grocery
! The Ladies' Aid Society OF the State
Street United Evangelical church will
meet with Mrs. D. L. Kaufman, 709
East State street Thursday afternoon.
| Thomas Collins, who was ordered
taken to the state inebriate hospital
Monday( left for Knoxville this morn
ing in charge of Sheriff A.. A. Nichol-
son.
The ladies Of the Tourist Circle en-
joyed a pleasant evening Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Emmett Waters. A
social time was enjoyed at. the con-
clusion Of the circles reading.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will meet Thursday at the church.
The hostesses will be Mesdames The
odore Johnston, George Wanberg, e. w.
Jay, NJ. j. Boughton, and Ida Will
liaans.
All kinds Of canned fruits that have
been 25 cents now 20 cents the rest of
this week; also garden seeds at a bar
gain. We will give a liberal reduction
on flour this week. Mutual Benefit
Grocery.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet Thursday for an all
day sew at the home of Mrs. E. G.
Wallace, sos North First street Mrs.
]. D. Palmer and Mrs. B. H. Howig will
assist in entertaining.
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Rev. ]. M. Plumb, who is so criti-
cally sick that he is expected to die at
almost any moment, has gradually
grown weaker since Tuesday. He
passed very bad night, and his con-
dition today gives no encouragement.
Fire, which caught In the roof near
the chimney Of the "A. L. Spohr resi-
dence, sos East Nevada street. shortly
before noon today, called the depart
ment. The damage, which consisted OF
a small hole burned in the roof, was
very slight.
B. J. Engle, 500 North Fifth street
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendfcitis in EngleWood hospital
State Center. week ago Tuesday, is
recovering satisfactorily, and. expects
to be out of the hospital the latter
part Of the week.
I
4 The Railroad Y NJ. C. A has secured
Of DR.. p. r. Wood, the use of a portion
Of the east side of the property he
leases at the corner of Third avenue
and Main street where the association
will lay out 't1irt' tennis court for
the use of it's MEMBERS.
Everist employs more paper hang
fers than all the rest of the wall paper
men in town and can take care Of more
work than any one in town. Everist
is a practical man and knows how
work should be done and he sees that
his men do good work every time.
The condition of w. c. Thompson
sos Sharp street. who has been very
seriously sick Of riccoughs, continues
to improve His brother, Nathan B.
Thompson, formerly of this city but
now Of Albert Lea, arrived in the city
Tuesday night to visit at the Thomp
son home for short time.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Turner, formerly OF
this city but now of Boston. is in the
city for two weeks visit with his
cousins, Messrs. Fred o. and Roy
Bailey. Mr.. Turner is in the heating
business in Boston and is now on his
way home from Denver, where he has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Kelley
James.
Mr.. Asa L. Epson, of Portland, Ore.
who has been visiting few days with
his mother, Mrs. Julia Upson, and his
sisters, .Mesdames Ella Stoddart and
Chloe Bloomfield, will leave for ST
Louis this evening to visit his sister
Mrs II. v. ,Gehm. Mrs. Epson will
accompany her son and remain for ar
extended visit at her daughter Grace's
home
Mrs B. w. Sinclair was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Entire Nous
Club at It's regular meeting. Roll call
, was responded to by naming the prin-
cipaI characters in Dickens writings
The reading, from the clubs text book
on the history and literature OF Eng
land, was done by Mrs. J. B. Simmons
and Mrs. w. E. Smelling. The hostess
served lunch at the conclusion OF the
program.
Now is an ideal time to sow some
good grass seed on the bare spots In
your lawn as the wet ground will give
the seed a good start. have the best
lawn grass seed mixture by actual test
| IN lawns where it was used last yeal