Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-30

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Times Republican.
| The Garside Stock Company will of
fer tonight at the Odeon. "a June
Courtship." Any seat 10 cents i
| bought before p. m.
These are photo days. Ask Waters
for an hour and have some plate:
made for some nobby pictures. Thu
place, over Mayors drug store.
wanted-A neat appearing young
lady for dental Office. The best place
in town for the right kind of a girl
Address box 81, Marshalltown, Iowa.
! The Literary clan held it's regular
study meeting Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Robert Stevens. The
evenings study was on the subject OF
India"
| Dr. L. F. Kellogg and Fred Wasem
went to Des Moines Monday evening
where they join the Iowa delegation to
the national Shriners' gathering at Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. x. White. Of Eldora
were in the city Monday evening. being
on their way to Des Moines. where to-
day Mr.. White was in attendance at a
meeting Of Iowa contractors.
Mrs. Robert Jones. s East soutf
| street. who has been at st. Thoma.
hospital. where she underwent an oper-
alton. has recovered so much tnat sflt
will be discharged in day or two.
Twenty-Five per cent discount 70,
thirty days on all pictures. cut glass
Iol>s @I~ to III
time to pick up any wedding gifts that
you will be in need Of F. w. Pinker-
ton.
Let us have your quilts and COM
forts this week. They will be done in
the Meeker irreproachable way: rs cents
each, but no charge II they are not
satisfactory. Meeker Laundry Com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spicer, Of Paw
Paw. Mich, arrived in the city Monday
evening and will remain for a few days
visit at the homes Of the latter's cous-
ms. Mrs. L. L. Diller and Mrs. w. F.
Estel.
"A good string Of fish is never car
ried up back street" That's why the
dealer that handles Cameo Brand Cali
fornia fruits is proud Of the brand and
pleased to recommend 1t to critical
housewives
You should see the Leonard clean
able neutrality-suspicious. chamber
one solid piece of steel. three coats Of
porcelaine enamel. perfect circulation.
red gum or oak case. Will last a life
time. See Schmidt.
Miss Rena Van Orman. COS West
State street, was hostess Monday eve
ming to the members of the B. NJ. Club
were enjoyed socially and with fancy
work, and the hostess served delici-
GUS two-course lunch.
Coldwell lawn mower: Fifty-e eight
years ago Thomas Coldwell made the
first lawn mower in America: ever
since the Coldwell people have made
and improved their line and today OPP
crate the largest mower factory In the
world. You buy Coldwell quality in
every mower from 50 up to $12. See
Schmidt.
Mrs. Preston Daniels, 1902 West
Church street, was hostess to eight
little folks of the neighborhood. Mon
day afternoon from 4 to s o'clock, in
honor of the I'd birthday anniversary
Of her daughter Myrtilla. The children
were entertained with various games.
and refreshments in pink and white
were served in the dining room. A
birthday cake on which burned two
pink candles was feature OF the re-
past.
The funeral Of Caswell Peterson was
largely attended Monday afternoon at
9: 30 from the residence 413 East Boone
street. Rev. B. F. Martin officiating.
The Masonic fraternity and the union
machinists of the city attended the
service as organisations. Aside from
many beautiful flowers from neighbors
and friends Of the family the Masonic
lodge sent piece, as did also the Elks.
the Red Men and the machinists. The
honorary pail bearers. who also acted
as flower bearers. were Messrs. James
Clark, Chris Mitchell. Robert vogeL
Will Cunningham. Irwin, Pflrsel. ana
Bernard LAughlin. The p,sll bearers.
who are machinists and also Masons,
were Messrs BENJAMIN Phillips, Homer
Hall. F. A. Hoppe, ~. w. Martin. J. A.
Mckee, and John A. Ruopp. At River
side the burial was with Masonic
honors. George Gregory. worshipful
master Of Marshall lodge. being in
charge OF the ceremony.