Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-22
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DR.. Bullard. ostc0path. Is West Main.

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Or. Buliard. osteopath. Is west Main.
Eventually" why not now7 wau-
keshs cottage cheese.
Wanted-Men ste nographers. Apply
at office Of G. A. Durham q Co.
DR.. Wood. eye. ear. nose. throat.
Classes f,tted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel.
phone 1880 yellow for nrst GLASS
paperhansins ana paiHtins. Q. k Don
aldson.
Once tried, always used-WAukesha
cottage cheese, a fine relish; 10 cents
q pound. Try 1t.
Souvenir spoons make nice gifts. An
unusually large line to select from at
Aliens jewelry store.
Rev. e. III. Brown, pastor Of the
Friends church. will preach at Bangor
and Stanford Sunday.
Rev. Homer Lewis, pastor. OF the
Christian church Of Clemens, and wife.
were in the city Friday.
Get the old reliable firm to do your
| plumbing and electric wiring. Blu
chanan- Boughton Company:
Miss Nora wilkey. deputy county re-
corder, goes to State Center this even
ing to Visit over Sunday with relatives.
Wire drawn Tungsten lamps. the
kind that do not break 50 easy, at re-
duced prices. Buchanan Boughton
Company.
Miss Ella Norris went to Grinnell
Friday evening to remain over Sunday
with her brother. Mr.. Paul g. Norris.
and family.
Mrs. W. c. Van Horn. Of Albion, Is
quite i'll, suffering from liver trouble
and malaria. Her condition today was
somewhat improved.
Miss Cleopatra Oppice went to Grin
nell Friday evening to attend the Grin
nell Glee Club concert and visit over
Sunday with friends.
Mr.. Herbert e. Burkhart, Of Cedar
Rapids. was in the city Friday evening,
ton his way to Gearing, where his
father, John Burkhart, is very i'll.
Mrs. A. P. Lowery, Of Oklahoma City,
arrived In the city Friday, and is q
guest at the home Of her mother and
sister, MRS. e. L. and Miss Ella Gill
more.
Rev. J. n. Cakerice, Of Abilene. Kan.
is in the city visiting his mother, Mrs
Anna cakerice. and looking after bus
mess matters at Written, where he
formerly lived.
F. w. Iseman has sold to q. B. Car
roll his residence property at 107 South
Ninth street. The sale price, accord
ing to Che decd, which was fled Friday
afternoon, was $1,000.
The bible study department Of the
Woman's Club will meet Monday after
noon with Mrs. L. r. Willard, 406 North
First street. This will be the last
meeting Of the season, and chairman
and representative will be elected.
Mrs Julia Townsend, 30s West State
street, il not improved materially to-
I day over her condition of Friday. Mfs
Townsend's illness has been pro-
nounced typhoid pneumonia, the same
ailment that resulted In the death Of
her son.
To Rent-We viii rent the store
room where we are now located, No.
10s East Main street, for q period Of
two years, from June 1. Room sixty
feet deep. heated by hot water. with
strictly modern front and located in the
heart Of the retail district. Call on or
address Lashelle Cigar Company,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Mrs. Daniel oberdrf, Of Chicago. ar
rived In the city Friday evening. and
will remain for a few days as the
guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. e. H. Keller.
Mrs oberdorf joined her husband here.
Mr.. Oberdorf being in the city on bus
mess. ndr.. oberdorf, who lie cousin
Of Mrs Keller. is salesman for Elder
heimer, stein & Co.. wholesale cloth
ing. ~
! A representative from B..9A Kelzik,
Of st. Paul and New York, will be ut
our store for d few days with a
! splendid assortment Of large; medium
ana small sizes In oriental rugs. The
Kelzik Company bear the reputation OF
being one OF the largest and most reli-
able importing firms handling oriental
rugs. Your personal inspection Of, the
line is solicited. 3. r. Lay
'srt's plumage-not verbiase in wife
that wins out" says the Peacock in
the appealing comedy Of everyday life
that Henrietta Crosman will present
here Monday night. 1t is not too much
to say that this play is 'The Music
Master '"way Down East" "The Old
| Homestead" and 1.-THE Lion and the
Mouse" all rolled into one. 1t Is the
play Of years. Prices, So rs. 81 and
$3.50.
| The Gospel Solution Of Twentieth
Century Problems gives q bed rock
solution to all problems from the
simplest in the home to the greatest
in the nation. For sale at Simmons
Book Store. George A. Mullin Com
pany, Mcbride & Will. Keller & Pound.
F. M. Pinkerton's art store and c.
Duell's news depot. Price 10 cents.
Address Frank Oviatt, author, Mar
/ shalltown, Iowa, for out town orr
| ders.
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Marshalltown Chapter, D. A. r., was
entertained at its regular meeting FRI
day afternoon by Mrs. w. G.. Payne.
The principal paper of the afternoon
was on Bunker HILL" given by Mrs.
M. F. Andrews. Mrs. w r. Moninger,
of Marietta township. also gave q pa
per. on 1.-Two Signers OF the Declare
ton - Oliver Wolcott and william
Floyd" A social hour emsued and a
lunch was enjoyed. Guests OF the