Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-16


/ -four. Prompt delivery.
We have few thousand dollars tt
loan OH farms at per cent. French
Turner.
Buy your patterns of us. We hav
the Pictorial Review. Benedict 6
Brintnall.
Millinery opening at Miss Emm,
Otis. Wednesday, March II. Remem
Der the date.
Educator crackers are wholesome
and palatable For sale at Peckha1
Grocery Company.
| We invite our friends and patrons tc
visit our store tomorrow, March II
miss Middlekauff.
Don't forget Miss Otis milliner,
opening. Wednesday. March II. CLASSY
effects in her usual style.
The Ladies' Reading Circle held it.
regular meeting Monday afternoon a.
the home of Mrs. Giddings.
DIR. Cora Williams, physician Office
over Fidelity Savings Bank. Hours 10
IL a. M, Ia p. m Phone 81.
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The w. r. c. Aid Society will meet
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. r.
Doty, 500 North Second avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Andrew S. Alb.
bolt will be conducted from st. Mary.
church at $3.50 Thursday morning, Rev
]. j. Fitzpatrick. D. D.. officiating.
l Tho third annual fra tarno1 fair nv
six degree teams at Forney's hall
March 20 to q. Exhibition drill each
| evening. NO chance books used at this
fair.
I have 700 pairs of mems. women!
and children's sample shoes, which
am closing out regardless of cost. Now
| is your chance for bargains. ]. L. In.
man.
| Fresh spinach, radishes, onions, Gu.
cumbers, tomatoes, beets, turnips. car
rots, head and leaf lettuce, fancy Bald
+ win apples, just In. PeclSham Grocery
Company.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Societ,
will attend Mrs. Andrew Abbott'l
funeral in a body at $50 a. M, Wed.
Ss7
quested to be present.
| The funeral Of Edwin Sawyer, OF the
soldiers home, was held from the as.
sembly hall, Chaplain Cole OFFICIATING,
Monday afternoon at 8 O'clock. Inter.
ment was in the home cemetery.
The regular study meeting OF Chap.
ter BIB. OF p. E. o., followed by an en-.
joyable social hour, was held Monday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. 8
Mcfarland. 800 North First street
Russell. the 5.year-olds son of Mrs
Hattie M. Ross, living four and one
half miles south of the city, is very III
1of typhoid fever at the home Of Cecil
Rogers at Laurel. The lads mother Il
with him. e.. .,.......,,..
A. Westerbeck, of Haverhill, Iowa
who has been in the lumber, coal and
machinery business for twenty-sis
years, has decided to retire from
business. having recently sold his in
terests there.
March days are hard on delicate and
tender hands and faces. Our glycerine
cream is the correct thing for lady or
gentleman, also the baby. Charles J.
Lander, old reliable druggist, corner
Main and First avenue.
| The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Lora A. Bennett, 81 North First av-
enue, Wednesday afternoon Miss Mar
garet Wintringer, of Evanston, ILL.,, ma
tional secretary Of the. Loyal Temper
ance Legion, will address the meeting
At the meeting Of the Second Bap-
list church, held Monday night, it was
decided to improve the church build
ing to the amount Of $500. Rev. R. P.
Palmer was appointed by the church to
take charge of the work of soliciting
funds. ~
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+ The Mars ha1lt'own Sunday School
Teachers Union met Monday after.
noon at the Methodist church. After
the lesson, a display Of African curios
and Japanese and Chinese curios and
pictures was enjoyed.N Mrs. Lee Atkin-
son invited the members of the union
to social next Tuesday afternoon,
March %, at her home.
The Phtlathea Bible Study Class Of
fifteen members, Of the Methodist
church finished Monday evening, an
eight weeks study course, of which
Mrs. Ella McKim has been the leader.
The meetings have all been held at
the ]. A. Cattell home Mrs. McKim
was presented with a, purse Of money,
as a token of appreciation other serv-
ices.
st. Margaret's Mission met with Mrs.
H. B. Heitshu, Monday evening. After
the regular meeting. one Of Its mem
bers, Miss Gertrude Powell, who is to
be married to Mr.. Howard N Nichol-
son, Of this city, Saturday evening
March 20, at o'clock, was delightfully."-
surprised by a kitchen shower, and the
gift Of a dozen solid silver teaspoons.
Mrs. Heitshu then served ight refresh
ments.
The Belle Of Arcadia" musical
novelty in every way will be presented
on st. Patrick's night, March II. at the
Odeon by the Manhattan Musical Com
edy Company. The play is refreshing
in dialogue and funny situations; ele-
giant dressing, notable cast, approp-
rate scenery. catchy music, novel
specialties and an American beauty
chorus make up strong musical or
ganization. Everything new and up-to-
date. Prices, rs, IS, so and Is cents.