Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-09


MIR. I. e. Wilcox of Montour, spent
the day in the city on business.
DR.. Cora Williams Choate, physician
Fidelity Bank building. Phone 62.
Many leading ladies of the city veal
the Spirella corset Made to order
Marshalltown thru a megaphone al
the Baptist church Friday night, March
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/ will sell on terms to suit purchaser
residence los West Church. j. C.
Dunn.
May Benedict Murray will have he,
millinery opening on Thursday anc
Friday.
Two second hand Domestic sewing
machines for sale, $3.50 and S. C. F
Schmidt.
spirella corsets fitted to any figure
Will not take the permanent bend al
the waist. 10 West Main.
California grape fruit, Sunkist or
anges, all sizes, a full line of Kinds
pickles at Whitney Bros
Mrs. E. D. Hamilton and sister, Miss
Florence Throw, went to Des Moines
Tuesday for a few days visit with
friends.
Our office will be open Thursday
March 10, until 9 p. m. No discounts
thereafter. Marshalltown Light, Power
& Railway Company.
Rev. John Arthur, pastor of Grace
church, Cedar Rapids, was in the city
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services at ST Paurs.
Wanted-An experienced saleswoman
to sell ladies' ready made wear can find
a position by addressing, "SaIeswom-
an" T.-R., Marshalltown, Iowa.
Mr.. c. l.. Rogers, of Union, was in
the city Tuesday, being on his way to
Des Moines, where today he was in at
tendance at the good roads conven-
ton.
A pleasant and well-attended meet
ing of the Royal Neighbors' Aid So
ciety was held Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
John Twigg, 1905 West Boone street,
being the hostess.
The Shakespeare Society met Tues
day afternoon with Miss Alice Patter-
ter's Tale" The meeting next week
will be with Mrs. Harriet Sutton.
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Russell Catren, the 4-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Catron, 111O Cole
street, who was made very dangerous
ly ill by ptomaine poisoning in oysters
is much better and now out of danger
Ladies: Be sure and attend the mil
1inaru 0nanjnp n Nav Pana1jct ny.
rays on Thursday and Friday. 1t will
afford you an opportunity to see the
SWEETEST line of millinery ever shown
in Marshalltown.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George A. Holt. A social hour
followed the general discussion of the
study topics, and light refreshments
were enjoyed. The attendance was
tgood.<s-.s+-. - -.
Miss Christine Robertson was hos.
tess Tuesday evening at her home or
South Ninth STREET.-THE the monthly
business meeting of the Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society. The at
tendance was good, and social hour
and the serving of refreshments fol-
lowed the business session. u
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Ladies, if you want buttons to match
that new spring dress, let us make
them for you. We have sixty styles
and sizes to select from. We also have
the white back button moulds for white
or wash goods, and remember we press
skirts for % cents. Beeson & Lambert,
over 119 West Main street.
Miss Margaret Benedict was hostess
Tuesday evening to the regular month
ly business and social meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Central Church Of Christ. There was
a good attendance and, following the
business session, social time and
light refreshments were enjoyed. The
st. Patrick's day idea prevailed in the
latter, as well as in the games played.
Music was also enjoyed.
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An open meeting Of the Court of
Honor was enjoyed at Red Mems hall
Tuesday evening by about $50 lodge
members and their friends. r. p. Cam
eron, of Ottumwa, state manager, and
Deputy Dicks, of Rock Island, ILL.,, We're
present, and gave brief talks concern
ing lodge matters. A program of reci-
tations and music was given, refresh
ments were served, and dancing
brought the evenings enjoyment to a
close.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Ankrum, of Craik
Sask, Canada, formerly of Clifford
were in the city Tuesday, being on
their way home after a nine weeks
visit with Mrs. Ankrum's parents Mr.
and Mrs. William Glenney, two and
one-haf miles west of Union. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ankrs.1 also visited the formers
brother lin law, Mr.. A.. B. Mallow. at
Kanawha, and with relatives and
friends at Clifford and Lawn Hill. Mr
and Mrs. Ankrum left for their home
Tuesday might.
Edward Killaee, I'll Bromley street
an old-time employee of the Iowa Cen
trail, but more recently in the employ
Of the Lennox Machine Company, was
taken to st. Thomas hospital today
suffering from PROSTATE trouble ant
blood poisoning. Mr.. Killaee's condition
is very critical Mr.. Killaee is better
known as Ed Kelley, change of his
family name having been adopted and
used when he came to this country
This apparent change in name, it will
be remembered, caused Mr.. Killaee
considerable annoyance a few years
ago when he applied for a pension, and
necessitated his producing proof that
Edward Killaee and Edward Kelly
were one and the same.