Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25


Skegg's store and get an Easter SOU
venir.
The w, B. ladies will hold an ex-
change at Abbott's store Saturday af-
tern0on.
wanted-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Mrs. M. j. Pierce,
telephone. 1905.
ST. Margaret's mission will hold a
candy and novelty sale Saturday at
Simmons Book Store.
A larger and healthier hatch Of
chickens insured with a Klondike in
cubator. G. F. Schmidt.
st. Margaret's mission will hold a
candy and novelty sale Saturday at
Simmons Book Store.
The best ia none too good for you.
Try Van, the modern shoe repair man.
and get the best. II North First street.
The bible class of districts 16, II
10 will meet with Mrs. U. S. Bentley,
207 South Fourth avenue, at 1880 this
evening.
Everist has the men and wall paper
to do your work when you want it.
odist church.
Everist has the men and wall paper
to do your work when you want 1t.
Place of business opposite the Meth
odist church.
We are headquarters for Easter
kid gloves. siig gloves, ladies' new
ties, neckwear, and a fine line Of BELTS
BENEDICT " sBrintnall
The story hour at. the public library
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, will be
in charge of Miss Carolyn Anderson.
1t will be for the kindergarten and first
and second grades.
] The meetings to be held In, the Cen
trail Church OF Christ next week by DR..
Youkum. the divine healer, are under
the auspices Of the Nazareues, not the
Central Church of sChrist.
You can not have anything nicer for
Easter morning meal than Anchor
brand ham or bacon. 1t is used in
nearly every home in Marshalltown:
all the best grocers and butchers sell 1t.
When you make your order up for
tom morrow, be sure and include a good
supply of Anchor brand bacon and
nam. IL Is SCiu ny 1SeiAy oil IiiS
grocers and butchers. Britain & Co.
make this brand
\ The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
M. E. church appreciate the kindness
and generosity Of Mr.. E. p. Hamilton,
proprietor of the Fair" store, by his
contribution to them Of $67.57, being a
certain per cent Of his sales during the
day Of March %.
/ The entertainment committee Of the
X. NJ. c. A. lecture course wishes to
call your attention that the last num-
per, for which Ex-Governor johnson
had been engaged, will be filed by the
great violinist, Ole Theobaldf, next
Wednesday evening, April 8.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Jane SEQ
field. was conducted from the Spring
by Rev. w. M. Force, OF this city, and
was very largely attended. There were
many beautiful floral offerings from
friends. Interment was in the Timber
Creek cemetery.
Britain & Co. use nothing but the
best corn fed Iowa hogs in the making
Of Anchor brand ham, bacon and lard.
Every hog is inspected by government
inspectors, which. is a guarantee that
It Is wholesome. Include some Anchor
brand goods In your tomorrow's or
der. You can get 1t at your grocer's
or butchers.
Or. and Mrs. w. F. David entertained
u dozen friends at g. four-course
pollock Easter dinner Thursday even
ing, complimentary to Mrs. George
Ehroyer and Mrs A. L. Bayne, Of
minneapolis. The table was decorated
with yellow tulips, and yellow and
white prevailed In the menu, while the
ices were in the. form of Easter lilies.
Cards furnished the evenings enter
fainment, and the prizes were voted to
the guests OF honor.
Miss Agnes Sears and Miss Bessie
Parker were hostesses at the formers
home Thursday afternoon at q bridge
party In honor Of Mrs. Lloyd Maxwell,
who Il soon to leave for Chicago, and
adrs. George Shroyer and Mrs. A. 4.
Bayne, Of Minneapoliss Between forty
ana dfty Of their lady friends were
guests. A de3tgs1kful afternoon was en-
3oyed with cards. following which a
6ainty two-course lunch was served.
The hostesses were assisted in serving |
BY A(issss Carolyn Anderson, Esse
Hathaway, Ruth Balch, and Florence |
37arTtA
Fire. supposed to have been started |
by sparks from a passing train Of the
Chicago Great Western. Wednesday,
burned quite I tract Of meadow. q hay /
stack and an old and empty barn on |
The old Sherman Wolfgang farm, now
pwned by W. l. DeClow, OF Cedar
Rapids. situated east Of the city. about
half . mile from the limits. A force Of
DerhaDo twenty-five neighbors and
lArmefs prevented the flames from do
me- 4ux tner Gs1ls65. I ne ioss 10 e.ti-
lnatee q about $50, and there was no
lnSukano& IS. -. spsis j. 7s