Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-22
Eggs 24c. Mutual Benefit.

Brown Fuel e Lime Co. can fill hare
coal orders promptly.
Hard nut coal delivered promptly
ut lowest prices. Brown Fuel ~ Lime
Co.
Mr.. j. b. Deutch, ahead of The
Heart OF Maryland" Company. spent
Tuesday in the city.
A regular force of competent paint
crs and paper hangers. Skegg's Wall
paper 4 Paint Store.
Miss Dorothy Smith of 500 Lee
street. who has been i'll of grippe for
several days is improving.
Mrs. Marion Gard, of 1o2 North
Ninth street. will entertain the Roya.
Neighbors Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. j. b. Gray, representing Charles
T. Yale's The Devils Auction COM
pany. was in the city Tuesday.
Percy ONeil special agent for the
| Northwestern, was in the city this
morning looking after company BUSH
ness.
The art department of the Women's
Club will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. +. G. Pierce, East Lincoln
street.
We guarantee to show you the best
81 mohair shirt waist suit in the city.
NJ f. Andrews, IL and IA West Main
| street.
We have the largest stock and the
/ best workmen in Marshalltown. Ask
your neghbors. Skeggs Wallpaper &
Paint Store.
Tonight that funny old farmer.
"Uncle Josh Spruceby," will be seen at
the Odeon. Bargain prices have been
arranged-1O, 20, 80 and SO cents
The Harmony Aid Sicety will meet
with Mrs. Rank. east of the city, to-
morrow afternoon The ladies Will
meet at the A. G. Brenneck store at
2 o'clock.
Miss Pearl Reusch, daughter of Mi
chael Reusch, has decided to fit her
self for work trained nurse, ami
has accepted a position in the Soldiers
Home hospital.
Mr.. w. w. Sears of Des Moines.
spent Tuesday in the city as the guest
of his cousin, Mrs. Ham McGoogan,
and other relatives, being on his way
home from Chicago, where he has been
in attendance at the auto show
Mrs. c. L. True was called to Colfax
this morning by Il telegram announce
ing the death of her father. Mrs. True
was summoned to ColfaX ten days ago
owing to her fathers illness, and when
she returned home he was improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Haskell received
a telegram today from Bridgewater, \.
Y, announcing the death of Mrs
Haskelrs only sister, Mrs. George
Foote. Mrs. Foote's mother. Mrs. Il.
3. Waldo, makes her home with her
daughter in this city.
Have you tried our buttermilk
few who have not. 1t is something en-
tirely new, and first class. There is
more of it sold today than all other kinds
combined, which is proof that it is the
best. You can get it by leaving your
order at Sundelfs cafe.
Hon. T. j. Fitzpatrick, a well known
Dubuque attorney, who is to deliver
an address upon Washington before
the audience at st. Mary's fair this
evening, arrived in the city this morn
ing. Mr. Fitzpatrick will be the guest
of his brother, Very Rev. j. j. Fitz-
patrick, d. d., rector of st. Mays,
during his stay in the city.
The Unity Club met with Mrs Min
ME Rh6ades instead of Mrs. l.. S.
Peckham, Tuesday afternoon, and the
meeting next week will be at the home
of the latter. Mrs. Rhoades was also
leader for the day, the subject of her
talk being Mythology of the East"
descriptions of the Jugger-
naut and Budda and the Dhamma
pada.
Mrs. Colin Roadhouse, 1o4 South |
Third avenue, entertained the members /
of the Calisophian Club at their regu |
lar session Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. |
Eason and Mrs. Covert continued the !
reading of the Lewis and Clarke expe-
dition. Mrs. A. l.. Cox and daughter, |
Miss Grace, were guests yesterday. A I
pleasant social hour was spent after
the reading and light refreshments
were served.
M. A. Ward, of Bromley, member of
the firm of Ward & Pyle, stock ship
pers, accompanied to the city Wednes
day two car loads of hogs, 1874 head,
which We're sold at Britain & Co.'S
yards. The consignment averaged PA
pounds. Ward & Pyle shipped Sun
day, to Chicago load of mixed butch
IT stuff, twenty head, which was sold on
Mondays market. The cattle were
loaded at Marietta, and it was the
first of four loads of stock the firm has /
been able to get out in a week, owing
to the snow blockade and the scarcity
Of cars Another load of hogs is ready
to be shipped to this city today, pro-
The members of the Hawthorne
Club met Tuesday afternoon at the 4
home Of Mrs. T. j. Fletcher The lat H
ter being obliged to be absent from
the city, in Des Moines, Miss Belle II
Fletcher acted as hostess to the club. Il
The subject of the afternoon was
"Lancelot and Elaine" and was given
by Mrs. Kibbey, who traced the deli
cacy and subtlety of the idyll in an
manner. She also ans
wered the questions of how Tenny
son changes Malory's conception of the
story, the connection between Elaine
and "rhe Lady of Shalott," the char
acteristics of Lancelot, and the lands
cape of the poem. EIlaine's song of