Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-19
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The City il, Brief

The City in Brief )
AANnNNAA-
Ask for Anchor brand ham.
DR.. Wood. eye. ear, throat. Glasses
Picture framing at simmons store
Fine sauer kraut. Peckham Grocer,
company.
For the Monarch malleable range Sc,
Horne & Calvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. stonestreet were
In Union today.
Regular dance at Forneys hall Wed.
nesday evening. Jan 20.
Mr.. Harry f., McCombs was in Des
Moines today on business.
Married peoples dance, Forney'.
hall tonight Hot coffee and lunch.
For wash boilers, clothes wringers
and washing machines see. Horne 6
Gelvin.
Mrs. ]. G.. Keefe won the Hawkeye
kitchen cabinet in the White Fawr
Hour contest.
Inman's store is closing out lot OF
mittens and boys and mems caps al
way down prices.
We have some very nice automobile
robes which we are offering at very low
prices. j. S. Perry.
Remember we have the finest oysters
in town. s;ealshipt In clean, sanitary
cans Pecliham Grocery company.
The regular study meeting Of the
Ladies Reading circle was enjoyed
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Marie Spear
being the hostess.
The home, of Mrs. Ernest Pepper, 513
North Second street. which has been
under quarantine for spinal meningitis
was released today.
4. The name Anchor brand means quail
ity. See that it is on the ham, lard and
bacon that you buy. Sold by all first
class grocers and butchers,
The regular meeting of the business
department of the Women's club was
enjoyed Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. I. t. Forbes, 403 North Third
street.
Mr.. Man! Did you suggest to your
wife that you would like some Cameo
hominy for dinner Wednesday. Tell her
it is easy to prepare and the whole
family will like it-even the baby. Try
it.
Those intending to leave orders for
sharness for early spring delivery should
do so now, as our shop is very busy
and orders will be executed in the Or
der received We will do all in our
power to get them out on time, but we
/, urge you to leave orders as early as
possible ]. S. Perry.
General Secretary j. A. Whitmose,
of the Sioux City Y. M. c. A. is in the
3 city for a short stay, while making
ready the fslmily's household goods Goi
Shipment to Sioux City. Mr.. Whitmore
was recently chosen temporary secre-
tary of the Sioux City association. The
family has been living at 10 North
Fourth street.
The all rev Hans sir.s2six." Dixon
e Bernard's successful musical fIsce
comedy, will be presented at the Odeon
tonight. The piece contains mixture
Of melo- drama, plain sentiment, pat
tering tunes, general lfveliness and an
outward semblance of everyday life
Shat is more than picturesque. Prices,
Is, 35, SO and 70, cents
According to an order issued by Su-
perintendent H. G. Kruse of the Iowa
Central south bound night passenger
No. will stop at Rockwell and Shef-
field each Sunday morning that it mas
ma ssengers for those two stations. The
reason given for ordering the trains
10 stop on that day is because of the
{ heavy travel between those points on
Saturday.
Mrs. II. A. Kinnan was hostess Mon
day afternoon to the regular meeting
of chapter BIB of P. E. O. One new
member, Miss Minnie Miller. was initi-7
ated Following the business session,
and study hour, with Mrs. G. Z. Duff
field as leader, a social hour and lunch
were enjoyed.
Following the regular meeting of
Frank NJ. Thomas post, No. "a, G. A. r.,
Monday night, L. w Robbins, the new
NEGLECTED commander, surprised the
members by serving refreshments. The
.lSonorary members of the post, Mrs. A.
n. Clark, Mrs. Henry White and Mrs
Fn,ma wearherly, waited on the post
members.
rsrba regular monthly dinner party of
tne Hawthorne club members and IN
v;ted guests was enjoyed Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
% Morgan. Following the dinner, an
,i,,fornal program of songs given by the
l,hostess' niece, Miss Maud Mcintosh, OF
rs Galesburg, ILL.,, with Mr. Ralph Hix as
aeconnanist, delighted the company
srr.,e1ing Auditor II. Bennion, of the
4ama Central. is at Colfax taking treat
,mant for a severe attack of sciatica
,nbicb has affected his feet SO badly
shat he is just now getting able to
wall During his absence on the ROAD
mrave,ing Auditor John Mersen, OF the
1r;nneanolis & ST. Louis, is taking care
~ tba work on the Iowa line. MI
aarsen was in the city this morning,
While ,pi on his way to Mason City juno
ton.
r D wilcox, All North Fourth
sweet :. today brought suit in the dis
frict court against r. RASH a tenant an !
the wilcox farm northeast OF the
oitv The petition asks for aM a. a.
sa.y from the tenant, basing me
S,.:,,,e IN allegations that the pfoVta-