Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-23

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care T.-R.
The Great Divide will be presented
by an excellent company at the New
Odeon Sunday evening.
Arson Stroud, II North First street.
electric facial and scalp treatments.
superfuous hair permanently removed.
Wanted, 1000 ladies to try our cleo
trio irons and see what pleasure IRON
ing day will be. Try one free just for
the asking. Boughton Com
pany.
Miss Pearl Townsend, of Fort Dodge,
will arrive in the city tonight to spend
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Townsend.
satisfactory today following his spera-
ton for hernia, performed at ST.
Thomas hospital Friday.
Miss Blanche Lyle, Of Oskaloosa,
who is teaching school in Grinnell, ar
rived In the city Friday evening to re-
main over Sunday with her uncle, Mr..
A. T. Birchard.
Mrs. Mollie Fogg, widow OF Edward
Fogg, and formerly Of Taylor township,
Is i'll at the home Of her brother, w. F.
Koontz, in this city. Mrs. Fogg is suf-
fering from neuritis.
Mrs. Horace Birdsall, formerly Of this
city, who has been spending the win
ter in California with a brother, was
here for a short time this morning,
while on her way to her home in Oska-
lossa.
The body Of Henry Hull, formerly of
Timber Creek township who died at
Phoenix, Ariz., Tuesday will reach this
city at II: 81 Sunday, and will be buried
directly from the train. Services Will
be conducted at the grave in charge Of
Rev. G. H. Morris.
I will sell my house at No. 9 North
Fourth street. This house has seven
rooms and a bath. good cellar, Lennox
furnace. House is in good condition.
Lot 60x6O. I would consider a trade
for vacant lot in the Second ward.
George F. Thayer.
Danied Zwilling has filed suit in the
district court against e. B. Curtis and
v. Pearson, owners of the MARSHALL
town Dress Club, on a lease for the
store room at lis East Main street,
which the firm formerly occupied. He
claims $144 due and unpaid on the
lease.
I have a desirable building site for
sale with an east front on North Fifth
street, ninety feet wide. The property
adjacent ON the north is improved and
that adjacent on the south has just
been sold to a man who intends to
build on it for his own home. D. w.
Norris, Jr.
H. Schoborg has brought suit in the
district court against C. G. Holdgraver
and n. S. Beale, of the firm of Hold
graver & Beal, grain merchants Of
Haverhill for 500. The petition al
leges this sum Is due Schoborg as a
balance on consignment of corn he
sold to the firm.
Did you find the last spring suit In
bad shape when you got it out this
spring? Don't it need cleaning and
pressing? If it does there is one good
place to send it and that is to the Mar
shaltown Steam Dye Works. Call Ill
on the telephone and we will get your
clothes, fix them up and return them
to you.
Mesdames Byron NJ. Carpenter, John
Irwin and Ed Sharp were hostesses
Friday afternoon at the Carpenter
home, 1O5 Byron street, to the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Central Church Of
Christ. The afternoon was taken up
with the routine business and work,
and the hostesses served refreshments.
About thirty were in attendance.
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The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society was
entertained Friday afternoon by Mes
danes 4. F. Bradford and /. e. Huber,
at the Bradford home, 21O West State
street. The routine business was dis
posed Of and. during the hour spent
socially, light refreshments were en-
joyed The hostesses were assisted in
serving by Misses Margaret WATSON
and Katherine Wells.
The official board Of the MARSHALL
town Savings and Loan Association is
as follows: B. F. Cummings, Fred
Hopkins, Robert Stevens, George Olson,
George Gregory, Roy bradbury, j. I.
Armour, C. F. Schmidt, G.. w. Gilbert
Clyde Whitney, w. C. Mccartney.
George Whitton, president; w. w.
Doolittle, vice president; E. p. Miller,
treasurer; p. J.. Hazlett, secretary.
Any one Of whom consult in reference
to loan or systematic saving.
Mrs M. L. -Meicdey was hostess
Friday afternoon, to Der Deutsche
Unterhaltunga Kreis. Those present
enjoyed themselves socially at the con-
clusion Of the regular study hour. and
the hostess was assisted in serving q
delicious lunch, by Misses Grace and
Amy Brennecke. Guests Of the after
noon were Mrs. +. III. Crapser, Of San
Francisco, and Mrs. Augusta Danskin,
sisters Of the hostess. Misses Eliza
beth Wellemeyer, Meta Schmidt, Grace
and Amy Brennecke, and little Eliza
beth Busby, Of Dubuque.
The address OF DR.. Cora Williams
Choane, on '.Americanitis," delivered
before the CITY Federation Of Women'e
Clubs a few weeks ago, was 80 much
appreciated that many requests were
made to have it placed in come per-
manent form. Owing to this fact the
federation has had the address pub
lished in neat little pamphlet, which
may 10 secured at either Eimmons' or
Hulrs book stores, or ct tho olRiceo ~
the federation. for the nominal sum
OF 10 cents, the proceeds thus secured
to be used in the civic lmprovel -
WORD carried ON by the 8edsTattens