Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-06

wedding gifts. Prices reduced, at
Pinkerton's.
| For Sale-One share Marshalltown
r. 2, care T.-R.
! Striped messalfne silk, twenty -seven
inches wide, only 55 cents at the New
England Store.
/, Corset cover embroidery for IL
cents q yard. worth Is cents. at Bene
dict & Brintnalrs.
Try No. West Grant street for good
! photographs on postals, 81 per dozen.
c. L. Fields. operator.
| One lot Of plain and fancy ribbons
worth up to rs cents go for 8 cents at
the New England Store.
| Try one Of our G. E. electric fiat
irons for two weeks, they are the best.
Buchanan oughton Company.
Embroidered flouncings, 81 inches
wide for 72 cents q yard. Others ask
1925. at Benedict & Brintnalrs.
One hundred mating suit cases,
twenty-four inches long. will go for
S1.OS each. AT tine New {Fns land Store.
Mrs. c. F. schoenhut left Friday
night for Chicago. South Bend, Ind,
visit.
J Fancy silk, twenty-four and twenty
seven inch wide worth up to $3.50. will
| go for 50 cents at the New England
Store.
! Mr.. c. "A. Baughman, Of Ames, was
in the city this morning for short
time while on his way to Ferguson on
business.
! Try the new wire drawn Tungsten
lamps that do not break so easy, at re-
duced prices. hton
Company.
Mrs. E. M. Croft, who has been visit
ing for seven weeks with her daughter.
Mrs.. w. T. Miller, returned to Boone
Friday night
Now that the weather is settins
warmer you will want q good drink of
soda water OCCASIONALLY. Go to
Beinert,s drug store for It.
There are thirty-nine valuable prizes
given for solving The F. o. Evans Piano
Company puzzle in this issue. It don't
cost you cent. Try It.
Rev. w. p. James arrived home Fri
day evening from Davenport. where ne
had been to attend q meeting Of the
board of missions u the diocese.
Nrs. T. =. Britton, Of Cedar Falls
who his been visiting with her daughter
Mrs r. n. Haradon. for week. re-
turned to her home this4morninx.
Sheriff /. N. Reed, Of Mahaska coun-
ty, was In the city Friday while
on his way from Anamosa, where he
had been with . prisoner, to his home
In OskalOosa.
Miss Olive II. Drummer. the daughter
Of J. II. Bra1naef, WIS removed to St.
Thomas hospital Friday for treatment.
Miss Drummer Is quite seriously sick OF
disease Of the stomach.
Rev. b. r. Martin. pastor OF the Con-
fgresational church, win preach at the
Congregational church at Union Sum
day morning. Mr.. Martin win be home
for the evening service.
The condition Of Frank Arnold Is
considerably improved today. The i'm
provement he has made In the last
twenty-four hours has been more
marked than during recent days.
| Deputy Sheriff Weedin, Of Tams
county, was In the city Friday
while on his way from Toledo to Knox
virle. where he was taking WIN. wignall.
Of Traer. who had been sentenced to
serve Z term In the inebriate hospital.
Mesdames Bradbury and Ford enter
tained the woman's Missionary Society
OF the Congregations church. at the
Bradbury home, 1o1 South Ninth street
Friday afternoon. After the business
session and regular study hour. the
hostesses served refreshments.
Der Deutsche unterhaltunss Kreis
was entertained Friday afternoon by
street. There was q full attendance.
and at the conclusion of the regular
reading delightful! social hour was
enjoyed. The hostess served a dainty
lunch. Mrs. J. II. Crapser. Of San
Francisco, was a guest.
The track team Of ten men Of the
| Ames high school, which this afternoon
met the team from the local high school
! in an invitation meet. arrived in the
city this morning. The track team Of
the West Waterloo high school was In
| the city this morning while on Its way
| to Grinnell to participate IN the invi-
tation meet given by Grinnell College
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Information received here by Mr. and
Mrs. r. L. Meeker from Mrs. J. F.
Meeker, at Vancouver. B. c.. tells Of the
death there Of the mother Of Mrs. %.
I A. Williams. formerly Of this city. Mr..
Williams was manager Of the Pilgrim
Hotel here several years ago. and Mrs.
| williams mother made her home with
her daughter. The body was taken to
Council Bluffs for intefment.
John Albert Llvingston. Of Sulphur
Springs, Buena vista county, who en-
tered the sOldis1s' home SIX months
$50, waa removed to his home Friday
uight. owing - Illness with which No
has been suffsrin9 tor two sveales. Nj.
lLdvino14on w0s 4sqlGnsd "a 1uaDd duty
| at she home. IA Ii suffering Auu Z
| general breakdown, and It u not ba-
heved he viii recover. His daughter.
Mrs. e. n. 6znath. Of Merrill. and
danshtsr-M-law. Mn Frank Livings.
ton. o& IA1GAxs, acepanpanied Mr..
sLivinesfoa hnnnA q. w. LlvinHston, Z
cousin. =. =, .. =:
10 Walt; II sssF