Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-23


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Especially will you appreciate Nell
otone in your sleeping rooms, as nc
room in the house. needs a sanitary
finish SO badly as the room in which
you repose and recuperate. Health de-
mands it. Mcbride 81 Will Drug Com
pany.
Coffeeville, Ft. Scott and Lawrence
Kan, are all good towns about the
same size as Marshalltown but not one
has daily newspaper circulating g
third as many copes as the Times-Re-
publican does. Send want ads to Mar.
shalltown.
Rev. and Mrs p. n. Hines formerly
of this city, arrived here Tuesday
from Kirksville, Mo-, where Mr. Hines
has been taking treatment in sana-
forum for some months. They will
leave Friday for Omaha, where Rev
Mr.. Hines has accepted an evangelical
church pastorate.
Iowa Central trainmen and engine
men We're examined by Trainmaster
r. e. Ryan, at his office yesterday on
the Rock Island rules for the operation
of trains. These rules govern the oper-
alton of the Iowa Central trains, when
they use the Rock Island track from
Manly Junction to Albert Lea, MINI.
"Mellotone" gives a hard but elias
tic, durable, fiat or velvet finish, with
out lustre, that is very restful to the
eye. It is opaque, Is not easily marred,
does not peel off, and may be washed
or cleaned, spots being easily removed.
These qualities make it particularly
sanitary. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
Mrs. &c. II. Hull was hostess Tuesday
afternoon to the Entire Nous Club, at
it's usual study meeting. Facts con-
corning England's colonial possessions
Australia, India and Canada, were
state in response to roll call, and a
round table was conducted by Mrs. w
e. Smelling Tea was served at the
close of the study hour.
A fire alarm called the department
to 1903 Summit street, shortly after 10
o'clock this morning, where a small
field OF cornstalks on the property OF
R. A. Wardman was being burned. The
fire got beyond control and threatened
the destruction of the house, barn and
outbuildings. Fortunately the blaze
burned itself out within a few feet OF
some of the buildings, before the fire.
men arrived and no damage ensued.
Physical Director A. B. Dawson, Of
the Railroad Y. M. c. a., who was to
have gone to Waterloo Tuesday to be
one Of the officials Of the basketball
game for the city championship be-
tween the west and east high school
teams. dill not go as he was notified
not to come. Because OF Inc gloom
which has been cast over that city on
account Of the number who were killed
in the sRock Island wreck near Green
Mountain, the game has been post
|poned until next week.
The Tourist Club. study organiza-
ton Of about a dozen ladies' living in
the east part Of town. enjoyed a de-
lightful social affair Tuesday evening,
given by the club at the home Of Mrs.
p. l.. Hayzlett, 401 East Church street
An elaborate banquet in three courses,
was served at z o'clock, and the Easter
colors, yellow and white, prevailed in
the dainty decorations. AN Easter bell
hung over the table, from which were
streamers Of yellow and white to the
four corners, and under it, occupying
the center of the table, was beau
tiful Easter lily plant in full bloom
The table was lighted by candles
shaded in the prevailing colors, and
tiny. little chickens and Easter eggs
comprised the souvenirs. Following the
dinner, Miss Fannie Quaife gave de-
lightful talk on Scotland and England
particularly the former country. Guests
OF the club were MRS. 3. g. Childs, OF
Waterloo, Mrs. F. s. Boyington, Miss
Qualfe, ana mrs. CLIFFORD Unger. The
club has been meeting every Tuesday
evening, and has about finished the
Stoddard course of lectures, being now
on the last one Canada