Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-13
Geo. ]. Allen. optical specialist
Boston brown bread at Culley's.
DR.. Wood. eye throat, nose, and ear

VI.
st. PatricIl's dance at Odd Fellows
hall Tuesday evening, March L.
Nice chickens and fish at VOORHEES,
meat market % North Center street.
Two hundred street hats. all the lat
est colors, STYLES and patterns. at Sim
on's. only So.
One thousand loads of dirt for sale.
Inquire OF {. A. Palmer i0S West
| Church street
If YOU have a house to rent room
to rent. use d want ad tomorrow Only
a cent a word.
St, Margaret's mission will have a
| candy sale and exchange Saturday in
j. b. simmons window.
Large Queen olives, splendid lot.
only 50 cents a quart al VOORHEES,
/ meat market % North Center
Potato salad with mayonnaise
dressing. special tomorrow. at the
Standard Bakery. 10 West Main.
/ DR.. Cora Williams, diseases OF Wom-
IN and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
| IN. IL.
Special for tomorrow. at the Stan
| dard Bakery. 10 West Main. chicken
/ pie. Home made by expert lady cook.
can cure you of that headache,
backache liver and kidney trouble.
have remedy expressly for your trou-
| bic. DIR. MARS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Ogle. Of Oskaloo-
sa. are spending a week in the city
| with the formers brother and nephew,
w. II. and Frank E. Ogle, and their
| families.
Mrs. A. c. johnson. of Missouri VAL
ley. arrived in the city Wednesday and
will remain for weeks visit With her
| sister in law. Mrs. S. P. Johnson, POS
| South Second avenue.
The basket ball team of Leander
Clark college. Toledo. was in the city
this morning. being on its way to In
dianola. where the team plays the
Simpson college team tonight.
The want ads will contain some in
teresting propositions Saturday. Read
them. There's something there to in
/ terest YOU today. Answer the want
ads Use the want ad column.
/ Miss Immogene Warren, a Central
Iowa Business College graduate. Went
| to Omaha yesterday to take very
| heavy position as stenographer and
secretary with one of the best concerns
| of that city.
! Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Pitner. of Cedar
Ra'.ds. arrived in the city Thursday
| ~ to visit W it'll Mr. Pitner's father.
! K w f. Pitner. Mr. Pitner re-
turned home this morning. but Mrs.
Pitner will remain for few days.
Ella Oliver and Marjorie Ketchum,
who were, to have played in the basket
/ ball game with Mason City this even
! ing the high school gymnasium
| will be unable to play on account of
sickness. Edna Balch and Ethel Liese
| will take their places.
1 At 6 p. m. this evening the boys and
girls from Mason City arrived in town.
| They are to play an exhibition basket
| ball game with the local high school
| this evening in the high school gym
nasium Every one is invited to come
and see a fast game.
l
Mrs w. NJ. Clark and Mrs. c. E. Will
son were hostesses Thursday after
| noon at the Clark home. 2O4 North
Til street, to the Congregational
| L. Aid society. Thirty-fiVe were
| pr, i. and social hour and refresh
ments followed the business session.
A special examination for teachers
will be held in the office of the county
superintendent of schools on March 20
and 81. Those desiring to teach spring
schools who are not provided with GER
tificates should be present at this ex-
animation. Mary E. Hostetler, County
superintendent of Schools.
The Central Iowa Business College
received a call for an experienced
young man stenographer this week.
the salary offered being $4,000 per
month. Progressive business firms are
doing more advertising and employing
as many stenographers as ever. No
line of work offers such opportunities
for the future.
The regular meeting of Der Deutsche
UnterhaltungS kreiS was held Thurs
day afternoon instead OF today. with
Miss Susie Sewer. The regular study
was contnuedI followed by a social
hour and refreshments. Guests of the
kreis Were Mrs. Florence Byrns. of
Chicago Mrs Adams, of Waterloo,
Mrs. l.. Putzel and Miss Feeley.
w F.. Davy, of Dies Moines. who is
at the head of the Brotherhood of AM
erican Yeomen of Iowa, spent Thurs
day night in the city and was a guest
of the local homestead. Other visitors
at the Thursday night meeting Of the
local organization We're Mrs Mary Mo-
BILE of Rock Falls. ILL.,: Mr.. Darner, OF
Anes. and F. NJ Ross and Edward
Foreman. of Laurel.
Mrs Sadie HINES Conroy has re-
turned to the city after an absence OF
q years which has been spent
mostly in California. She came direct
from San Francisco, which has been
her home for the last seventeen years.
Her stay in the city will be indefinite
She is guest at the home of her
brother, f. R. Warning. and family
1851. South Sixth street.
Few plays have attained more
widespread popularity than "Thorns
and Orange Blossoms a virile COM
edy drama, with scenes and plot laid
In England. The story was dramatized
from the novel of Bertha NJ. Clay and
is Of exceptional interest to all ages
and classes. The attraction comes to