Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-23
Or. MARS, 100 East Main street


Glasses fitted at Hellberg's.
DR.. MARS. 120 East Main street
futile for reliable jewelry repairs.
Notwithstanding and painters
at Simmons book store
DR.. Cora Williams Choate, physician,
Fidelity Bank building. Phone 81.
Hear the Yellowstone Park lecture at
the Central Church of Christ Friday
evening.
District Deputy L. O. Cross, Of the
Modern Woodmen of America, was in
Montour today on business.
Wanted-At once, shoe clerk with
experience to sell and fit shoes. Ingle-
due & Young, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Fresh garden seeds, two packages for
cents. We have red and yellow
onion sets at popular prices. S. p.
Johnson.
The Tirzah Aid Society was pleas
antly entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. George Brinkerhoff, 602h South
Third street.
Mrs. R. H. Lane. of>sTaylor town
ship, has returned home after an
eighteen months absence in California
and Boise, Idaho.
The bible study class Of district No
IL will meet with Mrs. George Wilt
grod, 407 West Church street, Thurs
day morning at $3.50.
Mr.. Thad Travis, Of Omaha, who
v trny 1a1 of 1T, ~,
| the A. T.. 'Shorthill Company, spent
| Tuesday night here on business.
Mrs. A. E. Ahrens and baby daugh-
| ter, of Des Ioines, are here for a
weeks visit at the home of Mrs
Ahrens' parents Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Eason.
| E. q. Mack was able to hobble up
| town, with the aid Of crutches, Tues
day, for the first time since the acct
dent by which he sustained broken
leg several weeks ago.
Messrs. C. j. and Fred Davis; broth
ers, and Roy Holiday, all of Albion
left Tuesday evening for Scabey, Mont.
with a view of securing homesteads in
the new Indian reservation opening,
and locating there.
Mrs. Andrew Coler, of Written, who
has been spending the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Samantha Tyler, at Turon,
Kan, was in the city Tuesday on her
return home and spent the day with
her son-in-law, Mr.. A. B. Strauss.
The Congregation Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet Thursday for an all
day sew, at the home of Mrs c. c.
Urine, 303 West State street. Assistant
hostesses will be Mesdames F. A. Mos
Grip, w. NJ. Clark and j. R. Billiard.
An engine failure, and soft track on
the line of the Iowa Central, between
Hampton and Mason City this morn
ing, delayed the south bound passenger
No. 4 so much that it was two hours
late in arriving at the union station.
The Literary Clan meeting. post
poned from Monday. was held Tues
day evening with Miss Bertha Horton.
Several who were to have appeared
| on the program, being i'll or absent, the
evening was enjoyed socially instead.
H. G.. Strauss, Of Written, was in
the city Tuesday evening, returning
! home from a sojourn of three months
| in Ohio and Pennsylvania, where he
visited relatives and old comrades OF
the Sixty-first Ohio infantry, of which
| he was member.
If It is impossible to secure a vaca-
ton the next best is to secure ticket
to hear Howard H. Hays in his cele-
| brated lecture on Yellowstone Park
| illustrated by motion pictures and
colored views, at the Central Church of
Christ Friday evening, p.isn. Adnlis-
sion 20 and Is cents.
You will be treating yourself and
family right If you eat good ham and
eggs for breakfast every morning this
time of the year. The eggs, are all fresh
and are low in price. There is one
brand Of ham, however, that is better
than the rest and that is Anchor Brand.
Get your eggs anywhere but insist that
you get Anchor brand on your ham.
Glen Boggie, an Iowa Central engi-
neer, who has been in st. Thomas hos
pital three weeks, after having sub
mitted to an operation for appendicitis
and gall stones, and is just able to walk
around little, voluntarily surrended
his room Monday afternoon for the use
of train wreck victims and was taken
to his home, 3O4 South Fourth street
in an ambulance.
The Shakespeare Society met Tues
day afternoon with Miss Gertrude
Tonllinson, 100 North Third street, to
continue it's reading. The ladies were
pleased to have with them former
president of the society, Mrs. P. H.
Hines, from Kirksville, Mo. The only
other guest was Mrs. George Cook.
Light refreshments We're enjoyed dur
ing the social hour.
III. B. Beatty, 312 North Third street,
a grain buyer for Requa Bros, Chi
cago, is confined to his bed with in
juries that, while they are not serious,
have proved very painful. While walk
ing thru the house Mr.. Beatty slipped
on the hard wood floor and fell, badly
wrenching and straining the tendons
and muscles Of his left leg. His condi-
ton today is slightly improved.
Mr. Thead Kirby. Of Cleveland, o., a
former old resident Of Marietta town
ship, arrived in the city this morning.
This evening Mr.. Kirby will go to New
Providence to remain probably during
the summer at tine iIoTIle of his sister
Mrs Ed Wright. Mr.. Kirby is just re-
covering from fractured arm, an in
jury that he received when he fell a
few weeks ago. Mr.. Kirby spent today
in the city visiting with Mr.. d. E. Hole
and other friends.