Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04

1t. buLafo, Osteopatn, 10 west Main.
L Mrs. J. J. Weber spent Wednesday in
Chicago on business.
Mrs. J. A. Beaman. Of Liscomb, spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mr. George Burdick OF Lamoille, was
in the city Wednesday on business.
We will make you a special price on
a $3.50 horse clipper. Sec Schmidt
Get one Of those ladies' new spring
suits at 1928. Benedict & Brintnall
DIR. Wood, eye. ear nose. throat
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel
Ask your grocer for White Fawn
flour E. E. Benedict 6 Co. distribu-
tors.
Lawn mowers taken, sharpened and
returned. Call 400 yellow. Mohr &
Norton.
Your choice Of twenty long and short
SPRING coats at IS each Benedict &
Brintnall.
Der Deutsche Unterhaltings Kreis
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
A. b. Ccnaway, 1901 West Main street
Cooking butter for sale at Is cents
per pound; choice country butter at 90:
creamery butter at 25. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
We have a few bushels Of medium
sized potatoes which go out at 80 cents
per bushel. while they last. Reynolds
& Sheldon.
At Beinert's drug store ice cream
sodas are delicious. Chocolate. coffee,
fresh strawberry and pineapple, etc.
Try our sundaes.
a garden plow viii DO more in one
hour and better than hoe in ten hours
See Schmit for handy things-for
hardware novelties.
Ladies, are you suffering with corns.
bunions, sore and tired feet? If so try
pair Of Grover soft shoes for tender
feet. Larson & Clemens
Now that the weather Is getting
warmer you will want a good drink of
soda water occasionally. Go to
Beinert's drug store for It,
Mr.. J. E. wildman, who has been
seriously III Of peritonitis, due to an
appeIMiceai trouble. since Sunday, IS
somewhat improved today.
Ladies' who are suffering with corns,
DuAAOASs SOtS anu INeu 1eSI SHOULD
try pair of Grover soft shoes tor ten
der feet. Larson & Clemens.
The woman's Missionary society Of
the Congregational church will be en-
teftaincd Friday afternoon at 1880 by
Mrs. ]. r. Bradbury. 1o1 South Ninth
street. n,
Have you tried our great "Sapoline"
line Of enamels? Gold enamel stove
pipe enamel, floor stain, furniture stain,
furniture polish. A free sample will
convince you.< See Schmidt.
Messrsr Albert Anselme and Eugene
Hilleman, OF State Center. were in the
city Wednesday on business connected
With the State Center chautauqua,
which viii be held June 24-2s.
The city council was in session dur
ing the forenoon today but took no
formal action on any matters. Ad-
til, Friday morning at O'clock
The deratlment Of a couple OF freight
cars at ODDS Wednesday delayed Iowa
| Central traffic from the south No. 8,
| the evening passenger from the north,
did not get out Of this city until 3: So
three hours late
Misses Ida NJ. Horner and Netha
stoddard, Of Geneva spent tho day in
the city MS the guests Of Mrs G. H.
Tidd. both Of the young women are
graduate nurses, and are thinking some
OF coming to this city to engage in
practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dixson. FORM
erly Of this city, who have been living
ct Ventura, Cal. are expected to ar
rive here in a few days for visit and
1t may be that they will decide to re-
main here. Mrs. Dixson is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. 7. worden.
tMesdames r. I. WATSON, c. C. Trine.
p. F. Arney and c. w. Sparks will have
charge Of q large meeting for won en-
and girls at the Baptist church, Sun
day afternoon at 3: 80 o'clock. These
ladies were delegates to the national
Y. w. G. "A. convention at Indianapolis,
IN April, and will give reports Of that
gathering. Miss Elizabeth wel1emeyer
Will furnish special music.
Lincoln, Neb., papers tell Of the grad
uating recital Tuesday OF Miss Frances
Genewieve Morley, OF Lincoln, who fin
ished in the school Of music Of the
University Of Nebraska. Miss Morley
gave a very difficult program from
Bach, Chopin, Schumann. Hensett. Liza
dow, and Mendelssohn, OF which critics
have spoken Of very highly. Miss Nor
ley is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J,
Morley. formerly OF this city.
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