Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-15
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George u Allsn. optica. specialist
Dr.. Bullard. osteopath; Is West Main
!. w. N. Gilbert, Of state Center, was
in the city today.
Mrs. G. f. 'Capron. Of State Center
spent Monday in the city,!
J.YH. Summerville, of Newton, spent
Monday in the city ON business.
DR.. Cora Williams choate. physician
Fidelity Bank building. Phone So.
Eggs at 20, cents dozen are lots
cheaper than meat, Try them at S. p.
Johnson's.
Wanted-Modern cottage with barn
on or before April 1. No children. NILS
care this office.
The bible study class Of district NO
s will meet with Mrs III. j. Allard, 407
North Fourth street Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Be sure and take advantage of the
Easter hats at, the. oldest and largest
exclusive millinery establishment in
Marshalltown M. Middlekauff.
Miss Ella Zug was hostess Monday
evening to the regular meeting of the
Literary Clan. The story. Of E'Lohen-
grin" was given by Miss Della Whin-
cry, and piano selections from the
opera We're given by the hostess.
The Ladies Guild of ST, Paurs
church met Monday for AM all-day
sew. at the home of Mrs. p. T. Den
mead. A special business. meeting, to
decide about carpetings the new church
was held in the afternoon, Lunch was
served at noon by. Mrs. +. A. Brown
Mrs. A. M. Parker, and Mrs. Denmea
A large number was present.
Miss Edna Sears, who has been act
ing librarian of the Grinnell library
for short time, owing to the library
being without a regular librarian, re-
turned to Grinnell Monday afte,
spending Sunday at her home. Miss
Sears will remain in charge of the
Grinnell library for week longer, by
which time it is expected a regular
librarian will be placed in charges
The friends of Mrs. James G. Swan,
of Minneapolis, who was Miss Ethel
Elliott before her marriage, will be in
terested in knowing Of the death of Mr..
died at Reinbeck Saturday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Swan are at present in Rein
beck, where the funeral is to be held
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Elliott,
of this city, will go to Reinbeck for the
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Henderson, of
Los Angeles, who were married short
time ago, arrived in the city Monday
and remained during today visiting
with friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Hender-
son came from Conrad, where they
have been visiting Mrs. Henderson's
parents. They will return to Conrad
Wedn esday, and expect to leave for
Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs. Henderson
was Miss Alice Blanche before her
marriage, and for a time lived in this
city.
The body Of w. F. Treadwell, presi-
dent of the State Bank of Fairbank,
and former well-known resident of
this city, reached the city at II o'clock
today and was taken to Riverside,
where brief services were held in
charge of Rev. James Rayburn. Among
many floral pieces from friends in
Fairbank and this city the Rebekahs
of this city sent flowers. "A delegation
from the Rebekahs was present at the
burial service. The pail bearers were
Messrs. j. L. Carney, A. N. French, E.
Tuffree, H. v. Speers, 3. A. Beeson,
and l.. S. Kilborn. Mrs. Ireadwell,
daughter. Mrs. Eta Agnew, and
brother, Mr.. Moore, accompanied the
body to the city.
The business department of the
Women's Club enjoyed a most inter-
esting and profitable meeting Monday
afternoon at the home of Miss Fannie
Russell, sos West Main street. Deeds"
was the subject of the afternoons
study, and at the close of the discus
sion, Miss Russell displayed number
of old manuscripts, among which was
land grant given as a bounty, and
signed by President Buchanan, in 1855
Another was Canadian mortgage,
given many years ago, and unique for
its extensiveness. Other papers were
shown which have been in the Russell
family for over 100 years. Light re-
freshments followed, and several inter-
esting games were enjoyed.