Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-24

Big crowds q setean sweep sale
Radle As.aic Co. pianos. IL q. F.rst
Or. Hunasd, osteopath. IL West Main.
Eadie ~Aaaic Co, pianos. II 8. First,
+ Don't forEet the clean sweep sale at
w. ana WIS.
Don't forget the clean sweep sale at
w. and WIS.
Don't forget this clean sweep sale. at
w. and WIS.
Ford viii All your porch baskets,
boxes and flower beds. ,.s
Knabs. the worlGs gYeAtsst piano.
Eadie Music Company. II South First
street.
corned, beef. ccrned beef. home
made, at Farmers market, corner First
avenue and Astate. ~
concordia Naehbpnd WIN meet with
Mrs. CHARLES RpchWald, corner Of Sec
ond ana cple streets. THURSDAY after
noon. s.4, ,y.s .:rlt,.s
Mr.. and AIRS. A.sG, Edwards returned
Tuesday evening from Tama, where
they have been for brief visit with
Mr. and Mrs B. L. Clutter.
Buffalo Blu and Pawnee Bilrs shows
will he shown at the Isis, 12S East
Main moving pictures, Saturday and
Sunday. Admission 10 cents.
We can do a few more rooms on
short notice Our workmen are all eX-
perieneed workmen and your work will
be entirely satisfactory u Ewerist does
your work.
II you think OF buying a piano dur
ing the next two years call at our store
nov. our bargains will interest you. F.
o. Evans Piano Company, l19 West
Main street.
Mrs. G. w. Carey, who has been
sick at Singleton's hospital, was re-
moved to her home, 800 West Linn
street, Tuesday afternoon. She is very
much Improved.
Messrs. R. f. Naroney. Fred NJ. VIII
bur. Luther Boswell, and J. w. Pursel,
Jr., were in Des Moines Tuesday at
tending the annual convention OF the
Iowa Funeral Directors Association.
Mr.. LA. Lierle, Of Norwall<. arrived
In the city Tuesday and will be here
during the remainder Of the week as
the/guest of his son, DR.. F. p. Lierle.
and family.
There Is not much change today in
the condition Of Mrs. n. I. Barnard,
who is very seriously sick at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. B. T. Voorhies.
excepting that she is steadily growing
weaker.
Auction. TO make room for new
Building, 1 will SEN on May 20 at 2
o'clock to the highest bidder for cash
the old feed yard buildings at No. ITO
East Church street. Building to be re-
moved at once. G. w. Schick.
Miss Lucy Henderson, formerly Of
this city but now OF Los Angeles, is In
the city for weeks visit at the Ira
and ]. H. Johnston homes. Miss Hen
derson is on her way to New York
City. to visit her sister, Mrs. Frank
MtCracken.
Mrs. E. ". WINERY was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Shakespeare
Society. The second reading of king
Lear" was continued, after which re-
freshments were enjoyed. The society
will not meet again for two weeks,
on account Of Memorial day.
Roy Lockhart, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs John J. - Laclshart, $40 North
Fourth avenue, who was badly burned
by an explosion of powder Saturday
night, is still confined to his bed but
he IL doing as well as could be ex-
pected. It Is thought that the accident
is not going to result In q permanent
impairment OF his sight.
The people Of Iowa know that when
we advertise piano bargains 1t means
something. ana several Of our sales
have been made to customers who
came from twenty five to fifty miles to
visit this sale. Don't miss it. We
still have some Of our best bargains
lett. F. o. Evans Piano Company, 119
West Main street.
As the result OF membership con-
test in Star Lodge, No. 3. Iowa Legion
OF Honor, which began Jan. the wom-
en- of the lodge served a picnic dinner
to the men at the lodge rooms Tues
day evening. It was agreed that the
side that secured the least number of
members should banquet the other, and
the mems side won out by one member.
az to n. The regular lodge work fol~
lowed the social hour. Between ninety
and 100 members were present.
: Tho many friends Of Mrs. Hetty B.
Heitshu will regret to know that she is
soon to leave this city. probably per-
manentiy. Shortly after the marriage
Of her son. Mr.. Carl 8. Heitshu, Mrs.
Hetishu will leave for Fayetteville. N.
c., where she goes to live with her
sister. Mrs. w. J. Green. Mrs. Green
IL a wealthy widow and maintains
handsome home at Fayetteville. Mrs.
Heitshu will be especially missed from
the circles OF ST. Pauls church, where
she has been a particularly active
worker.
Runway at liscomb.
William III Burr 7l1 Woodbury.