Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-06

80 cents.
Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug company.
Such waists you never saw as Simon is
showing at 90 cents.
Mrs. G. f. Stansberry. of Gilman,
was in the city today.
at Schicks feed yard.
Big masquerade dance at Forney's
hall, March II. Six cash prizes.
Big masquerade dance at Forney's
hall, March II. Six cash prizes.
MIR. f. w. Armstrong. of Cedar Rap
ids, was in the city today on business.
Buy one now-S4 cents only-for a
beautiful taffeta satteen petticoat at
Simon's.
Mr. l.. l.. Putzel is confined to his
home suffering from a severe attack Of
pleurisy.
The Marshall Sunday School Teach
ers' Union will meet In room % of the
Methodist church at 80 O'clock Mon
day afternoon
The Iowa College Glee Club was in
the city for a short time Friday even
ing en- route to Ames where the club
in concert.
Get good meal for 90 cents at Sun
dells next time you're in town In
spected meats and good wholesome
meal served for only 20 cents Good
enough for anybody.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Mccain, of Des
Moines, who has been a guest at the
ID. I. Denmead home for week. COM
ing for the theater party last Monday
night, returned home this morning.
w E. Thomas, of near Dillon, has
brought suit against the Dillon Farm
ers' Elevator Company, for $177.30 for
1916 bushels of corn, which he al
leges he sold the elevator for SO cents
a bushel
The ninth and closing party of the
winter series given by Our Club, was
enjoyed at Red Mems hall Friday night
by about forty couples. Mrs. W. L.
Busby of Quincy. ILL.,, was an out Of
town guest.
Mr.. and Mrs James Andrews, living
lust west of the city, who have been
spending the past two months in Pas
adena and Whittier, CAL, and other
California and western cities, will arr
i've home tonight.
C. Ewald, well-knoWn resident of
he city, and for years employed as a
holder by the Lennox Machine and
A. e. Shorthill companies. expects to
cave Sunday for Hutchinson, Kan
where he expects to engage in business
or himself.
Mr.. Charles Ufford, of Kalispell,
Mont, who has been spending the win
er in the city at the homes Of his sis
ers-in-law, Mrs. Fl. L. Thorpe and
Mrs. E. "a Crandall, and other rela-
ives, left for his home Friday
A pleasant meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist church was held Friday aft
'rnoon at the home of Miss Alice Pat
erson, 406 East Church street. Re-
reshments We're served following the
business session.
A party consisting of James Lucina
ind family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lucfna
md baby and their friend, Mr.. Charles
Iausafus, left for Adaza, Greene coun-
Y, for a weeks visit. The men will
go on to the northern lakes
or a duck hunt
A large number attended the meet
Of b0 .v;o lot, OF
CENTRAL Church of Christ, held at the
ONE of Mrs. w. H. Scott. 81 South
'ourth street Friday afternoon. A
of mothers work was en-
Dyed during the afternoon.
Mr.. Carlos A. Vallejo, of Buenos
Tres, South America, arrived in the
ity Friday morning and is guest ut
the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Lef-
er. Mr.. Vallejo is director of the en-
eriment stations of the department. of
griculture of the Argentine Republic.
T. S. Cartwright, of this city, has
rought suit in the district court
gainst the Great Western railroad for
LEGGED delay to a shipment of cattle,
Y which the shipper claims to have
,st $331.64 by decline in the market,
hrinkage, and additional cost of car
lg for the animals.
"A Message from Mars which will
e presented at the Odeon tonight has
record of three consecutive years in
'ondon and two consecutive years in
-ew York. The production is complete
| every detail and is one of the most
leasing of comedies which will be wit
essed this season. Prices 25, so, Is and
Messrs. B. w. McComber and Charles
ruce, of this city, have been booked
,r an eight weeks tour in vaudeville
ut of Des Moines on circuit of Iowa
ties and towns. They will do double
Urn, consisting of manipulating
unit and musical act. The opening
ill be in the Airie opera house at
Done Monday night.
Mrs. A. E. Palmer left Friday night
r Seattle, Wash, to join her hus-
md at Rainier, whore the family ex-
ects to live on ranch. Mrs. Pal
er will stop at Minneapolis en- route
visit week or so with her daughter t
rs. Charles Gerlach. Another daugh- l
r, Mrs Jesse Walker, accompanied s
rs. Palmer as far as Minneapolis. I S
r. Palmer has been in Washington 10
nee last fall 7
The officers and committees of the :,
ty Federation of Women's Clubs, :, q
e. presidents of the clubs which be-
ng to the federation, and the depart
emit chairmen of the Women's Club,
e to take luncheon together on We'd