Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-22

have been set and ready for installa-
ton Of the lights.
Wednesday bargains. 10 per cent
discount on all hammocks, croquet sets,
books. pictures, china, cut glass, eto
Simmons Book Store. 49,
A serious auto accident on the
street would not create more excite
n1ent than the prices Smith Music
Company are making on pianos.
The Great Western will run. an ex-
cursion Saturday night to st. Paul and
Minneapolis, the fare for the round trip
will be So. See the Twin Cities. /.
We have few ladies' and children's
shoes left. Will put them on sale for
big Wednesday only in two lots, lot
one 50 cents. lot two rs cents. The
Racket store, 20 North Center street.
The meeting Of the wimodausis Aid
Society. which was to have been held
Tuesday afternoon, has been postponed
until Thursday afternoon. Ut will meet
with Mrs A. l. Metzeer. POS West
Boone street.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Gross flannel, for
merly Of this city but now Of Hastings,
the residence property at a1n North
First street. occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eadie. The price, according to the deed,
was 5000. q.
A silent alarm took the fire depart
ment to the Brady home, PIP Player
street, Sunday afternoon. A wire that
had short circuited had set fire to
an old tree and the blaze had been
communicated to a fence. The damage
was slight.
Miss Rose Peshel, Of the st. Anthony
schools, spent Sunday at Belvidere. her
home southeast Of the city. The ST.
Anthony schools will close May 80,
with an entertainment given by the
pupils Of the primary room, assisted
by those OF the upper grades. The en-
tertainment is in charge OF Miss Mary
Dowd, teacher Of the lower room.
Mr.. and MRS. II. A. Church and son
Harry, Of Los Angeles, went to Gilman
this morning where they spent the day
with friends. Mr.. Church and his son
leave for Chicago tonight. Mrs Church
and Miss Katherine Cottle will join
them Thursday. From there they will
leave in their car for an extended tour
thru the eastern states that Will last
thru most of the summer.
We have the only cold storage fur
vault west Of Chicago. Here fur gar
ments, robes, suits, and overcoats can
be stored, with positive certainty Of
their safety from moth, fire, and theft
Our receipt is your guarantee. Write
to Merchants Transfer and Storage
Company. Des Moines, Iowa, or see
NSSNn S1-
see. proprietor, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Miss Adelaide Pardee. formerly Of
Marshalltown, who has been primary
teacher in Rhodes for the past two
years, will be married to Mr.. Thomas
A. Early Of Wheatland, Wyo.. on June
90 Tho wedding will take place here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Early will go east and
south on their wedding trip. going to
Mr.. Early's former home at Winston
Salem, n. c., where they will visit his
parents and other relatives and friends
They will make Winston Salem their
future home and will be at nome to
their friends after Sept. l.
Mrs. r. S. Hynds was hostess at 2
pretty pre-nuptial affair for Miss JUS
tine Jones Saturday afternoon. at
which a dozen of Miss Jones' lady
friends were guests It was q sew par
ty, and music, and a guessing contest
in which Mrs. Harry ]. Rodgers won
the prize, were also enjoyed. The hos
tess served a three-course tea, assisted
by Mrs. r. c. Cartwright. A color
scheme OF red and white prevailed, the
decorations consisting Of bridal wreath,
candles and red cupids. After the last
course word was brought to Miss Jones
that an auto was at the door for her,
and upon Investigating. she found. not
a real motor car. but toy auto filled
with gifts. The bride-to-be, was the
recipient OF plates hover. Mrs. Jean
Hammond, Of Grinnell, was guest.