Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-03
Ladies admitted free at Victoria.

Extra fancy queen olives in bulk
only 40 cents Il quart at win Millers.
| am again in situation to make .
per cent real estate loans. VIM. Bat
tin.
TO have the fashionable figure of the
day. wear one of our new form Aneli-
can Lady corsets. Nj. IT, Andrews.
Vice President A. p. Spencer. of
the Western Grocer Company. ar
rived in the city from Oskaloosa this
morning.
Butte. choice. % cents. fresh eggs,
20 cents u dozen. Old Mutual stand.
s. T. Shepaldson, prop, l.. X. ldso,
manager
Mrs. l.. b. Brown returned home TO
Des Moines Monday evening. after a
ten days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas McLarnan.
Madam Butterfly lecture tonight by
Ralph Mason Hix. E,ade Ward Music
store. Songs from the opera by Miss
May Smith. Admission % cents.
Mrs. f. f. Northup. who recently I'M
! dcrWeng an operation at St Thomas
hospital. is doing nicely and making
"a gradual Improvement each day.
Mr.. George Smith. credit man of
! Let's, Fletcher Company. who has
been in Chicago on business for a few
days, returned home this morning.
Mrs. c. f. Arney. of Iowa town
ship. who has been quite seriously
| i'll with "A threatened attack of pnou-
menia. is very much improved to-
day.
/ f. w. Armstrong has brought suit
against Ezra w. and Jennie s. Smith
| to collect on a note for $3l5. given to
| +. Adad Tucker and assigned TO the
! petitioner.
| The regular meeting of the home and
| education department of the Womens
| club VIII be held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. J. w. Burroughs. 304 East
| Church street.
! The Entire Nous club was entertained
Monday afternoon by Mrs. j. w. Bur
roughs, 304 East Church street. After
the regular meeting a lunch was
| served by the hostess.
women to purchase tickets for the
katharine Rdgeway Entertainment. at
Henry Pappes tomorrow morning.
Prices so and Is cents.
Bradshaw Bros. wholesale milliners
of Minneapolis, have filed suit against
Clara Krause by which they seek to
collect claim of stills, alleged to be
the unpaid balance Of an account
Short dress sleeves and long gloves
are to be more strongly in evidence this
spring and summer than ever before.
Our new gloves have arrived. Buy now
while the line is complete. NJ. +. An
drews.
b. A. Shuman, secretary of the Bue-
nos Ayres, Argentine Republic Y. NJ. c.
A., who has been in the city since
Sunday, left this morning for Mime
apolis Mr.. Shuman expects to spend
next Sunday in Winona.
The regular meeting of the Literary
clan was held Monday evening with
Miss Charlotte Reid. on North Ninth
street. The subject for discussion was
"lIgyptian Architectural and very
pleasant evening was enjoyed
Judge John f. Oliver, of Onawa,
spent Monday afternoon in the city |
with DR.. and Mrs. j. f. Battin. Judge |
Oliver stopped in the city on his way /
to Grinnell to visit with his daughter
Marjory, who is attending Iowa college. !
R F. wickersham, farmer of
Washington township, has commenced |
suit against the Chicago Great West
ern Railway Company for $50, alleged
to be the amount of damage done to
meadow and grass land by fire, alleged
to have been started by the company's
engines.
Rev. C. w. McCord has been granted
four weeks vacation by the session
Of the First Presbyterian church. The
leave began yesterday, and Mr.. Nc
Cords pulpit will be supplied for the
next three Sundays. Mr.. McCord ex-
pects to go either west or south for
short trip.
c. G. Caswell filed Monday a petit
ton for the March term of the district
court by which he seeks to collect for
a. H. Cogswell. formerly of this city,
attorney fees of $3.50. The petition
says the Dill is lOF services III Tue /
case BROUGHT against CogsWell by
Mundy & Scott.
Following is the result of the indoor
base ball games played by the teams
If the boys ward Bible classes: The
Second ward won from the Third ward
by the score of % to 3. and the First
ward defeated the Fifth ward by the
score of IS to 9. The Second ward
'.B" team forfeited to the Fourth ward
by the score of 9 to O.
Word received in the city today from
Cedar Rapids announces the death
there Monday OF Margaret. the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wit
tel. formerly of this city. The bods
will be brought here for interment.
and the funeral. which will be private
will be held from the home of Mr.
N-itters father. Jacob Witte, 81 Ma
street, Wednesday.
The presentation of Alexandra Du
mas romantic play. "Monte Cristo". a
the Odeon theatcr Saturday. March 1
matinee and night. is a demonstrate
of the truth that a good old play
always more satisfactory to the pay
ing public than a mediocre origina!
production. Monte Cristo" has beer
pulsating and thrilling in the byWay
Of the theatrical circuits SincI 1885 ,