Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-01

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/ Thousands OF remnants at half price
tomorrow. Archie Parker.
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Home made sauer kraut and horse
radish at Whitney Bros
Before putting up that poultry or
garden fence see c. f. Schmidt, hard
ware
Fancy big grape fruit at 10 cents,
also oranges, bananas and pineapples
at Culley's.
Claim Agent Hugh Mccoy, of the
Iowa Central, spent the day in the city
Ion company business.
Sanitary dust cloths and mops for
sale, at the Easter sale of the Ladies'
Guild at ST. Paurs church.
Plenty of fresh eggs for Is cents a
dozen for Saturday, at 109 West Main
street. Reynolds & Sheldon.
! Mr.. and Mrs. "A. J. Busby of Water
remained over today as the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Conaway.
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| Easter sale Of aprons Monday after
noon, April 4, at Guild room of ST.
Pauls church, corner Second avenue
and Church street. Supper 5: 80, 50
| cents.
| Mr.. r. D. Inman, of Inman-Poulson
Lumber Company, Portland, Ore, who
has been in the city visiting his cousin,
| Mr.. j. L. Inman, left for his home this
| morning.
| Mrs. w. S. Devine went to Waterloo
! today to hear Nine Schumann-Heink
| tonight, and will remain over Sunday
as the guest of her sister law, Mrs.
E. A. Boggs, and family.
Misses Katherine McCord and Kath-
crime Benedict went to Dillon this
| morning to spend the day at Miss Lii
liam Welker's rural school near Dill
Ion. Miss Welker will return with the
girls this evening.
The ziztrum, an instrument dating
back to Christ's time and called the
holy instrument" will be played by
Ole Theobaldi next Wednesday even
ing. You certainly can not afford to
miss it. Reserved seats only so cents
at Pappe's.
w. H. Hammond spent Thursday in
Des Moines where he attended meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Iowa State Abstractors' Association,
which was held in the evening. Mr..
Hammond Is a member of the execu-
tive committee.
Mrs. c. E. Wilson, corner of Third
and Lincoln Streets is quite seriously
i'll, and is threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Wilson has been in poor health
since the latter part of February, when
she WAS severely shocked by turning
on an electric light while standing on
a furnace register. The circuit had be-
come grounded, and Mrs. Wilson was
badly burned, having received the en-
tire voltage Her weight in falling
broke the lamp from it's socket, and
this alone saved Mrs. Wilson's life.
The body of ,A,cthurs Moore. of New
York, a. brotheEsSf Mrs. w. F. Tread
well, OF Fairbank, and an uncle of
Mrs. Harry Gerhart, of this city, reach
ed the city this morning, and was taken
to the D. G.. Wilbur store, from where
the burial took place at 8 o'clock. A
brief prayer service was held at the
grave in charge of Rev. James Ray
burn. Many pretty flowers We're sent by
former friends ok.ahe Moores in this
city. The pail -b9arSf tswere Messrs.
T., I. WATSON, WV. Doolittle, George
W. Beasley, l.. C.Abbott, A. G. Click.
and Charles. Hulk Thru 1nisunder-
standing when Mr. Moore's death was
announced in these columns it was
stated that his wife, who was formerly
Ella Utz, of this city, was dead. This
is in error, but Mrs. Moore's health is
such that she waS 4ahable to accompany
the body here. :.