Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-12

In the city on business Saturday.
Now IL the time to save money II
want wash dress The Andrews
Store.
Hopkins & Son are making suits and
overcoats Of the same material. They
are nobby and right. See Hopkins about
it.
The peach king just received another
car Of peaches; still selling at $1.25 a
basket Phone your orders in. Call
PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOndall and daughter
Ruth. Of Story City, visited over Sun
day at the A. Swanson home, 210 South
Center street
For sale-The outgoing half Of
round trip ticket to Salt Lake City.
Must be solo this week. EOS South
Third avenue.
Fred Roby, a former drug clerk of
this city, who is now employed by the
Boyson Drug Company, of Cedar Rap
ids, spent Sunday here with friends.
e. NJ. Dodge has fled suit against
w. +. Koontz in the district court, in
which he claims $3.50 as commission for
procuring purchaser for Koontz's
home, 400 West Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Allard and
daughters arrived home Saturday
evening from a pleasant ten days
motoring trip to the Twin Cities and
other Minnesota and Iowa points.
Messrs. Henry Pappe and o. L. In
gledue, and E. B. Watson. Of Union.
Chad tho oity SUNDAY fropo MITCHELL
S. D., where they have been for a
week looking after farming interests.
A Cyclone lawn fence will improve
your home wonderfully. Price lower
than ever. Three foot fancy walk gate,
SO; twelve foot farm gate, $5.15. We
pay the freight to your station. c. F.
Schmidt.
A solid train of eleven coaches,
bearing regiments of the Ohio National
Guard, passed thru the city Sunday
forenoon on the Chicago Great West
ern. enroute to Fort Leavenworth.
Kan. to enter camp.
The German program which was to
have been given at the Marshalltown
School of Fine Arts. has been post
poned until Wednesday evening, in
COuLSCliOH Will SHo SACuSAlIeiA PAo
gram. The public are cordially invited.
John B. Classen, of Vienna township.
and Charles Eckles Of Taylor town
ship, left this afternoon for Dixon, Ill,
to attend the annual reunion Of the
Thirty fourth Illinois infantry, in
which they served during the civil war.
Mrs. Louisa Louchman. Of Carroll.
spent Sunday In the city visiting at the
home of her brother, Officer Charles
F.. Breckel. Mrs. sE;puchnan left for
Rock Island, ILL.,, this afternoon where
she will stay with her daughter for
short time, and then return to this city
for another short visit with her broth
er. q r.
The Sunday school class of the
Methodist church taught by A. L. Gill
| lett, and the Epworth League Of the
church, Will hold picnic at the Ward
home, three and one-haif miles west
of the CITY, Tuesday evening. The pic
nickers will go to the farm on hay
racks. leaving the church at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. l. A. Mum. Of Cedar Falls ar
rived in the city this morning, and
will remain for a ten days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Schick. Mrs Nunn was accompanied
by her friend, Mrs Frank Cowan. of
Oskaloosa who has been her guest for
week. and who will return to Oska-
loosa this evening.
One of the largest fish landed this
season from the Iowa river fell to the
lot Of John A. Tallman Sunday near
the Third avenue bridge. Mr.. Tallman
landed a five-pound pickerel that
measured thirty inches In length. Altho
pickerel were quite plentiful in the
river few years ago. few have been
caught in more recent seasons near
this city.
Funeral services for J. w. Johnston.
Of this city, formerly of the Starry
Grove neighborhood In Washington
township, were held Saturday after
room from the old Johnston homestead.
row the John X Johnston home. three
miles east of Melbourne, and was large
~ attended by OLD neighbors and
friends. Rev. ]. w. Parks, of Melbourne.
OBLIGATED, and quartet composed Of
Misses Nellie and Mollie Meier, and
,Messrs. T. II. Pull and H. V. Meier,
sang. The pail bearers were Messrs.
Daniel Hayne, ]. l.. West, James Mon
roe, d. T. RAIDER, and Simon Burger,
and T. G. Wickersham, OF this city.
Burial was in the Maple Grove ceme-
terry.
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