Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-03
Robertson, chirr9practor, 1870 E. Main

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Mrs. w. w. Carver, Of Gearing, was
a visitor In the icity today.
Try our candles: special cents
pound. One Cent to 90 Cent Variety
Store.
Mrs. +. r. Shahan went this morning
to Belmond to visit her father in law,
II. j. Shahan.
Mrs. M. c. Willis went this morning
to Oskaloosa to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Harry Garner
Rev. ]. r. Wright. of LeGrand, and
Rev. l. n Rich, of this city We're in
Albion Friday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Harris, OF Montour. re-
turned home this morning after visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. G. S. Irwin.
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Sailed peanuts, best grade Virginia
peanuts; special tonight cents pound.
One Cent to 90 Cent. Variety Store.
The funeral of Mrs. r. f. Thorp. of
the soldiers home, will be held from
the assembly hall Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock. .....
Assorted fudge, jelly beans. fancy
squares, oranges and lemon slices, y
cents pound. One Cent to 80 Cent Var
iety Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Doty. of Spencer,
who have been visiting the formers
brother and sister. A. r. Doty and Mrs.
A. S. Reisinger. returned this morning
to Des Moines,7 where Mr.. Doty is chief
doorkeeper OF the senate.
Clarence Johnson and Miss Lucille
Wood, both of this city. went this
morning to Williams, where they expect
to be married Monday. They will live
here, where Mr.. Johnson is employed at
the Lennox Furnace Company plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Raber, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Fettcrs, and Mesdames j. c.
Robb, j. d. Moore and Ralph Way. and
Jacob and Harry McCarl were in New
burg today. attending the funeral OF
Mrs. Rebecca McCarl. Mrs. Raber's
mother. Mrs. McCarl died in Des
Moines Thursday. She was II years
old, and had lived here with her daugh-
ter for some years prior to her resi-
dence in Des hIoines.
Pupils Of schools Nos. and 6, of
Taylor township held a w. c. IT. Z.
silver medal contest Friday evening in
school house No. 6, which was largely
attended. Six contestants took part,
Clell Kurtz and Chester Mcbride, from
No. 5, and Earl Hayes and Ethel, Floyd
and Dorothy Cakerice. Earl Hayes
won the contest on the subject, "An
Old Mans Story" The judges were
F.. A. Ford, Miss Verb Guthrie, and
Mrs. w. II. Bardwell. While the judges
were making their decision the pupils
of No. gave a drill and Mrs. Reva
Sparks sang. Miss Hilda Gregory is
the teacher of No. and NJ. f. Sparks
of No. 6.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Nc
Candless. who died in Davenport We'd
nesday night, were held from the as
sembly hall Of the soldiers home at 10
this forenoon, in charge of Chaplain H..
O. Pratt. Mrs. McCandless died sud-
denly, while in an automobile Ell route
to Mercy hospital Heart disease, COM
plicated by 1ropsy, was The cause. Here
for the funeral were six of Mrs. Nc
Candless' seven cfildren-G. W.. Will
liam, Burt, and r. M. McCandless, or
Davenport; Mrs. T.fW. Van Ausdall, of
Moline, ILL.,; and Mrs. Edgar Wright. OF
Keokuk. Mrs. Wright's daughter, Mrs.
G. w. Devereaux. of Keol<uk. and Mrs
F. NJ. McCandless were also here.
Two firms occupy space at Buggy
CO. of this city. second floor, center of
building. One is F.. J. KurtZ furnl-
ture upholstering and repairing; auto
trimming, such as curtain lights new
and recovering tops, seat covers, and
whatevsr pertains to auto or carriage
trimmings He is the man that has
taken care of the auto and carriage
trimmings Of the Buggy Company for
years. will commence where they left
off. J. j. Finley does auto, carriage ana
buggy painting. No better painter in
the state Of Iowa. On account of his
increasing business was forced to take
to other quarters in addition to his
,Statenstreet shop Phones will be in
stalled $50 that the public can commu-
nicate with observation-disclosures