Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-22
The City In Brief
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sos North Center. Inquire DR.. Lierle.
Travelling Auditor John Smith; of the
Iowa Central, was in the city Thursday.
Mr. II. S. Beckman, of Grundy.Cen-
ter, spent Wednesday, in the city on
business.
The Archers, 2.444,. win have an ex-
change in Goods grocery Saturday
afternoon.
Messrs. P. NJ Stewart and j. David
son, of Quarry, were in the city
Thursday.
Drop in at Henry Pappe's and see
see the Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
| they are showing.
The L. o. T. NJ. will hold an ex-
| change and bazaar at A. E. Myers
grocery Saturday, all day.
Load your camera with Ansco films
from Newton's, and watch your pic
lures improve Ask us why.
The sweet singer, Arthur Don aldson,
win appear at the New Odeon this ev-
ening, in the song play 1.-THE Morse
man.
Just received this morning a large
| shipment of fresh fruit and vegetables
for our Saturday trade. Reynolds &
| Sheldon
Miss Rosie Flower went to Cedar
Rapids this afternoon and will remain
over Sunday as the guest of Miss Helen
Shindell
| You take no risk when you buy
Walk Overs. They are always made of
! loo 11a he Shna
Wanted-Fifty people to buy wall
paper to be hung next week. Everist
| has the men to do this work. Why
wait longer!
| The bible classes of districts Nos.
| 16, II and 10 will meet at 1880 tonight
with Mrs. U. S. Bentley, 207 South
| Fourth avenue.
| For the correct flower bed guard or
border, eighteen inches high. No posts
| required; cents per foot. See Schmidt,
| the fence man. +.
| Elks' Notice-Special meeting tonight
at O'Clock sharp. Please be present.
o. l.. Ingledue, exalted ruler; E. z.
| Mack, secretary.
The best underskirt ever sold In
Marshalltown for so cents. Saturday
! only. Nettie Ingledue & Co., the up-to-
date dry goods house.
| The best underskirt ever sold in
| Marshalltown for SO cents for Saturday
only. Nettie Ingledue & Co.. the up-to-
| date dry goods house.
Spectator Saturday, one lot of
bingham, wash underskirts, full size,
at so cents Nettie 1ngledue & Co., the
| up-to-date dry good house.
During this wet weather, you would
| find a Hart Schaffner & Marx raincoat
| just the thing for comfort and looks.
You can get them at Henry Pappe's.
Mrs. Chris Johnson, 407 West Nevada
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the Ladies' Aid Society of the Elm
| Norwegian church at its regular meet
ing.
Miss Anna Jensen, Of Marietta, who
is i'll at st. Thomas hospital, where
she underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis few days ago, is improving
rapidly.
The condition of oliver H. wallen,
the Shorthill company nolder who I'M
hospital Thursday is none too encour-
aging. Mr.. Wallen is very seriously
i'll.
Anybody can do your papering If you
wait long enough. Everist' has the
workmen to do your work on short
notice. Get your order in early and
no privileged customer will get your
date.
For the ideal trellis, for climbing
vines and flowers, perfect shape, heavy
wire; will last indefinitely; eighteen
inches wide at 10 cents, twenty-four
inches wide at IL cents per foot. See
Schmidt for lawn fence.
We will give a can of baking powder
worth 20 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.
Word received from DR.. H. H. Mich
OILS, who Isl enjoying an outing, for the
purpose of recuperation, at Waller,
Mont, is to the effect that he is gain
ing in strength rapidly. and is feeling
much better. The weather is fine in
the Montana country, and DR.. Nichols
is spending most Of his time out Of
doors.
Mrs. James Mooney, Of Timber
Creek township. who has been confined
to her home as the result of an acct
dent Of few weeks ago, when she
fell from a chair that broke under her
weight and had her abdomen pene-
trated by one Of the rounds, is Inn
proving rapidly and is now beyond the
danger point.
The work of tearing down a part Of
the old cattle and horse sheds at the
fair grounds has been begun The parts
| being torn down are those nearest the
vehicle entrance on Main street near
the east end Of the grounds. The lum-
Der from the sheds is to be used in the
new horse barn, which is to be erected
on the site cleared.
Mesdames e. G. Wallace, J. D. Pal
mer and B. H Howig were hostesses
Thursday afternoon at the Wallace
home, sos North First street, to the
Congregational Ladies Aid Society.
Most Of the afternoon was spent in
serving. and at the business session
plans were discussed for entertaining
the Congregational Brotherhood at a
supper at the church next Tuesday
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