Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
DR.. Mershon, IS West Main street.

! Dance at Forney's hall Saturday
Fergusot's seven piece orchestra.
Everybody come and enjoy the mu-
sic at Simons store this evening.
Girls have you seen Swastika jew
elry at Hellberg's? The new thing.
Don't forget the mandolin club plays
at Simon's millinery opening this eve
ming.
culley has cream puffs. Boston
brown bread. fresh baked beans from
the Sanitary bakery.
Boys, if you want to- get the newest
fad in fancy jewelry, send her Swas-
tika jewelry from Hellberg's
Heilberg now shows bracelets in a
very novel way. They can be seen
just as they would look upon lady's
! wrist.
DR.. I. H. Cleland, of Chicago will ad-
dress the mems meeting of the Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A, Sunday, 1880 p. m.
| Miss Jessie Hall will sing.
Rev. Father John NJ. Friedman, of
State Center, was in Des Moines
| Thursday, where he opened with prayer
both houses of the legislature.
The Concordia nahebund was pleas
antly entertained Thursday afternoon
at it's regular meeting. by Mrs. Rob-
ert vogel, 10 East State street
A supper served Thursday evening by
| the Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid So
ciety. in the basement of the church,
was patronized by crowd of go
| The meeting of the lWitenagemOte
club Thursday afternoon was with Mrs.
NJ. F. Andrews. Next week the club
will meet with Mrs. Merritt Greene.
| Pretty parlor pieces i'm loose cushion
and leather upholstering either oak or
mahogany. Come in and see the line
anyway at the D. C. Wilbur store on
West Main street
When it comes to folding go cart
for wear. convenience and comfort for
the baby, the Alvin cart at the D. c.
Wilbur store will be found just the
thing.
Sister NJ Dorothy, superintendent OF
nurses at st. Thomas hospital, who Is
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appendicitis at the mother house hos
pital at Davenport is making most
rapid recovery, and is considered out OF
| danger.
W. J. Allen, the well-known Iowa
Central brakeman on passengers and
4 between this city and Peoria, who
underwent an operation Wednesday at
| ST. Thomas hospital for the removal of
/ a large tumor from his arm, is improv-
| ing nicely.
Mt and Mrs. B. B. Shollenberger,
| who left this city short time ago for
San Francisco, have written to friends
that they are nicely located in Oakland
at 726 Fifteenth street. They had a
very pleasant trip west, and are pleased
with their new home.
Miss Agnes Sears and Miss Matena
Nelson were hostesses Thursday atsthe
home of the former, 1872 North Second
street, to the members of the C. C. B.
club, at most delicious five-course
l o'clock luncheon. The afternoon was
spent in playing bridge whist.
The finishing touch to your Sunday
dinner is cup of delicious coffee. We
have a reputation for selling good
clean, unadulterated coffee and have ii
in several different blends at 25 80, 80
and 40 cents per pound. Will Miller
Moth First avenue grocery.
--> &c.
! Mrs. e. A. Crandall, SIS South Third
street, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to good attendance of the Harmony
Aid society. At the close of the aft
ernoon's business. the hostess served
a two-course lunch, assisted by Mrs.
Fannie Williams and Mrs. H. L.
| Thorpe.
Rev. o. H. L. Mason, of Boone. was
| in the city Thursday afternoon, being
on his way home from Shell Rock
| where he officiated Wednesday after
noon at the funeral services for the late
| Frank Mansfield president of the State
Bank of Shell Rock. The burial was IN
charge of the knights of Pythias.
Do your wall papering and painting
now as we have a large force of COM
| petent mechanics and can guarantee
prompt execution of your orders. We
| carry a large stock of wall paper rang
ing i'm price from . cents roll up to
| the nneSt Q6CCTdllN6 uCol5lS.
Jones. Finkle building.
! Mr.. Burt Warning, formerly of Albion
and this city. VINO has been out all win
! fer with a minstrel show. doing mag
! ic stunt. was in the city Thursday en-
route TO Albion, where he joins Mrs.
Warning. previously summoned by the
illness of her mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warning now make their home at In
| dependence.
A very delightful Chapter BIB. of F,
p. o.. farewell affair for Mrs. c. r.
Patterson, recording secretary, was
given Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. L. r. kellogg, 210 North Center
street. Ii was in the nature of ken
| sington. and dainty lunch was served
| Mrs. Patterson was presented with a
beautiful P. f. O. spoon. as a token OF
the CHAPTERS regard. Mrs. A. Palmer,
a resident P. E. O., was the only guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Watson, OF
Chicago, who have been in the city for
a short time, left this morning for
Omaha. and from there expect to leave
soon for Denver. COL where they will
make their home The change to a
| higher altitude is made because of Mrs.
Watson's health She was recently i'll
of pneumonia, and following the attack
| there have been indications of pulmon-
ary tuberculosis. Mr.. Watson gave UP