Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-13
Chamberlain. optometr,st
Eastman kodaks 1t Newton,a.

chamberlain, Opt0metrist
II 1000.
Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
4 - rlf.lf ~
Skirts made for 81 at NJ. =. Andrews.
DR.. Wood, specialist, opposite Pilgrim
4 Signet and wedding rings at Aliens
+ Brown. photographer. - West Main
Five per ent,farna loans. VIM. Battin
4 A nice stock Of Carmen bracelets, a
/ Aliens.
Women's wash suits at M. F. An.
drews'.
Give nut-let peanut butter trial
| at Whitney Bros
1 will pay 20 cents per, dozen fol
eggs all of this week. Inman's- store.
There are a few days left in which
to take advantage of the big suit sale
at Simons.
Protect your furs hang them away
in a Tarine moth bag and they will
be safe. NJ. F. Andrews.
Travelling Passenger Agent George
the city today on business.
Concordia Nahebund will meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Pauline
Banzhaf, 312 East State street.
Mrs. F. E. Northup went to Des
Moines Tuesday evening to visit for a
few days with Mrs. L. A. Howig and
other friends.
For Rent-A strictly hrst-class. well
located modern house, eight rooms,
hard wood finish, hard wood floor, new
See S. c. Bell, Hopkins block.
For Rent-A strictly frst-class, well
located modern house, eight rooms
hard wood finish, hard wood floor, new
See S. c. Bell, Hopkins block.
The Excelsior Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. w. o. Butler and Mrs. w. P.
| Watson at the Butler home, 200 North
Seventh street, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Duane Bentley, 4o7 East Main
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the Winodausis Aid Society. The
afternoon was enjoyed in the usual
way.
In South Dakota, twenty-five miles
from Pierre. three miles from two good
railroad towns, REIMBURSEMENT on
homestead for sale cheap. Lock box
102, Marshalltown, Iowa.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Railroad
Y. M. c. A. will meet Thursday after
noon with Mesdames U. S. Bentley, O.
Is. De Witt and c. A. Bingaman, at the
Bentley home, 207 South Fourth ave-
nue..
Mr.. D. w. Norris, Jr., editor of the
noon for Council Bluffs, where he will
remain for few days on business
connected with his newspaper property
there.
Mrs. D. NJ. Dickey, sos West Linn
street, left this morning for a visit
Of week or ten days with her son
Frank, of Buckingham, and daughters.
Mrs. j. S. McKim and Mrs. I. S. Mar
tin, Of Traer and its vicinity.
The Calisophian Club met Tuesday
afternoon, with a good attendance, at
the home of Mrs. c. Roadhouse, 406
East State street. The afternoon was
spent with the clubs regular reading.
The meeting next week will be with
Mrs. J. G. Van Orman.
Suits at 1915, s12.65. $14.95. $17s5.
every suit in the house is included in
one Of these lots, they are worth. up to
$50. You can find what you want here,
as they come in all co1ors and cloths.
Let us show them to you. A. II. Simon,
the home of the smart dresser
Mr. Wilbur Anderson, formerly of
Green Mountain, and a son Of o. l.. An
derson, now Of Vancleve who has been
spending months leave of absence
visiting his parents and friends, left
Tuesday for San Bernardino, Cal. Mr..
Anderson is in the government forest
reserve service.
Mr.. w. A. Miller arrived home Tues
day evening from Aurora, Ill, where.
last Sunday, he was present at re-
union Of the members of his family, at
which were present all of the Miller
joined in Chicago by his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Miller, of Indianapolis,
who accompanied him home for a few
weeks visit.
Several Marshalltown people were in
Grinnell Tuesday night to hear Nine.
Schumann-H eink In addition to those
who went to Grinnell Tuesday morning
there were present at the contralto's re-
cital Mr.. and Mrs. T. l. WATSON and
daughter, Margaret; Mrs. H. V. Speers
and son, Mr.. Harry Speers; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Wilson, Mr.. Ross Salisbury
and sister, Miss Mabel; Mrs. Enola B.
Friend, Miss Jessie Hall, Miss Ella
Zug, Miss Myra jarrett, Miss Helen
Sheridan, and Mr.. Ralph NJ. Hix.
The Beethoven Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. r. c. VAL
entine and Miss Grace Swingley, at the
Valentine home, 6 South Fourth street.
Miss Ella Zug was in charge of the
program, which opened with a paper on
the composers Nevin and Seeboeck, by
Miss Mae Bratt. Mrs. Valentine and
Miss Swingley gave a piano duet,
Country Dance" (Nevin) and Mrs. ].
II. Snyder played a double Nevin num-
Der. Venetian Love Song" and Good
Night" Miss Catherine Sutphen gave
two piano numbers, shepherds Tale
and Shepherds Dance" which were
followed by vocal duet, Spring