Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-18
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. % E. Main

DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % E. Main
/ Endless assortment of souveni
spoons al Aliens.
Ferndell and Welch Bros, pure ma
pie sap syrup. at olson's.
Base ball fair, Forney's hall. Satur-
! day, March 81. I'erguson's orchestra
The Excelsior Aid society will NEE
| Thursday afternoon with Mrs. l.. G
Robinson, 100 North First avenue.
When buying Buttermilk bread be
sure it has the green label. Then it is
genuine. Robertson & Strub. Botl
| phones.
| If you need fine carriage or worE
| harness. or harness of any kind. cal
| on l.. S. CAN'T. as he will make the
! lowest prices on the best quality OF
| harness.
| G. s. Nugent of Lscomb. has bought
of Henry Sundel the cottage at 522
North Center street. He expects to
come to Marshalltown with his fam
lily to live in the fall.
For the accommodation of those not
able to attend our opening during the
day. we will keep our store open We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. March
18th and 18th A. H. Simon.
Mrs. A. Arnson, of Lutsen. Mimi,
who has been visiting with her daugh-
George McCombs for three weeks, left
L..
Call at our store and guess on the
number of coffee grains in a sample
of Red Rose coffee. Prizes to those
guessing the nearest. Guess early and
often. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Hellberg Is prepared to fit glasses
and give you satisfactory work at a
reasonable price. He is now able to
give this work personal and prompt at
tention and will be pleased to have
you call.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y NJ.
G. A. will be entertained Thursday af-
ternoon at $50 O'Clock at the w. w.
Wood home. III South Second street.
by Mrs. Wood. Mrs. W. c. Davis. Mrs.
Carl Stoner and Mrs G. c. Thiele.
Messrs. Homer weatherly and
Charles Williams. of Liseomb arrived
home today from Pierre. S D., where
they have taken claims. and where
they will settle next fall. They visited
Mr.. Weatherly's sister, Mrs. Jessie
Harrick, at Pierre.
The fraternity house of the Phi
Sigma Tau, 405 Jerome street. had
close call from being burned down.
Some kerosene spilled on the floor
caused the blaze, which was put out
by the boys. The interior of the build
ing was slightly damaged.
The meeting of the Hawthorne club
was with Mrs. Charles Click. Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. B. A Morgan
was leader. and the subject for gen
eral discussion was to what extent the
of Isaiah can be consid-
cred foreshadowings of the Christ
The Careaway club enjoyed its last
regular gathering of the season Tues
day night, when a banquet was held at
the Pilgrim. The affair was commem-
orative of the day and the decorations
Of the dining room. and the dinner it
self. We're in perfect keeping with the
idea of st. Patriclls day. combined
With white. The women all appeared
in white, wearing the shamrock and
the men Wore bows Of green on their /
apels. Dinner was served at / O'clock |
The tables being decorated with green. /
with crepe paper ropcd about the :
and around the tables Fol- !
wi, n five !, al
n the parlors and corridors Miss
Harriet Schulder and Mr.. E. r. Lay
Won the. honors for progression. and /
Mrs A. Janney and Mr.. r, f. Sears
'or slams. Miss Rhoda Wheeler. of
was the only out-of- town
guest.
In honor of the 10th anniversary of,
he birth of her husband Mrs f. w. i
lay entertained at dinner Wednesday
| small company of old friends who
ither live or have lived at ST. Anthony.
he former home of DR.. and Mrs. Jay.
Dr. jay was not appraised of the plans
md the surprise was complete Mrs.
lay arranged the affair in keeping
With the natal day of st. Patrick the
decorations of the table being in green.
delicious three-course dinner was
erved by the hostess. assisted by Miss
ethel Atkinson. of ST. Anthony and
he hostess brother DR.. G. w. Miller
'here We're present at DR.. Jays ami
ersary celebration Mr.. and Mrs w. r.
atkinson and Miss Atkinson. and
1isses Maggie and Bridget Dunn. of
It. Anthony: Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ma
lie and Mrs Jays parents Mr. and
IRIS. A. J. Miller. of Written. and Mr..
ms.