Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-07
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Miss MiddiskauRS new location 4
l26 West Main street.

Eastman kodAkD o. N0wtonS
Miss Middiskau6s new location y
! l26 West Main street.
Call and see our new tine OF millinery
at Ire Wost Main street. Miss Middle-
! kaun.
Come in and sec the new store and
new goods at Miss Middlekauffs. 126
| West Main street.
Messrs. H. p. Page. J. Manifold. and
! g. w. johnson, OF Geneva, were in the
today on business.
Dance in Forney's hall Wednesday
! evening after the Great Northern"
| stereopticon entertainment.
The Busy Bee Circle OF the L. o.
T. NJ. will hold an all-day meeting
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. b. b.
Shollenberger. SO North Third street.
For Sale or Rent-Good modern
home in desirable and convenient To-
cation. Inquire this week only at 401
North Third street. Phone S64 yellow.
The first ten-free Turkish bath and
q good massage to the first ten ladies
buying a ticket at the bath rooms In
the Masonic temple; a. m. to p. m.
The condition OF Fredricka Sinclair.
who is sick of mastoiditis, IS not very
! much changed today. 1t has not yet
been definitely determined when an op-
Grafton will be performed II at all.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Brandt
will be held from the residence. 500
East Boone street, Thursday afternoon
| at $3.50 o'clock, Rev. c. H. Morris Of
A
! Just received another lot Of that
California fruit that we are selling at
Is cents can. You can't beat It for
the money. Just as good as some
that you are paying % cents a can.
Carlson Bros. & VIII. phone "A.
| Tan, brown and grey are the popular
shades for this season in both strips
and checks, altho blue serge will be
| largely worn. You can not fail to find
a pattern to suit you In our large
| spring showing. Why not make a So
lection now? Hopkins & Son. popular
| taiiors.
The office Of the clerk Of courts was
closed this afternoon. owing to the alb
sence Of Clerk of Courts F. NJ. Hara-
don, who Is in Colfax, and the threat
ened sickness OF his deputy. s. H.
J Reilly. Mr.. Reillys physician sent him
! home this morning az he had symp-
toms that indicated that he might be
coming down with some sickness.
g. H. Ruth has purchased of w. E.
Smelling q tract 90x90 feet fronting on
Sixth street in the rear Of the Ruth
home, which gives the property now
Sixth street frontage Of $50 feet. The
price paid for tho parcel Of Land. ac-
cording to tho deed. which was died
this morning. was $1,000.
Miss Flossis Ward, East State
street, was hostess Monday evening to
q dozen young people, members of q
card club. The prize given was won
by Mr.. Louis Bowman, and the con-
s! ISOLATION went to Mrs. q. D. Hunnicut.
Music was also enjoyed. and after
cards. q two-course lunch. in which
green and white pesdominated. was
| served by the hostess assisted by her
mother and sister. Mrs. w. w. Ward
and Miss Ethel Ward. 6hams'ocles
were given - favors.
Mrs. T. A. 6ieg. 10 South Second
street. was hostess Monday afternoon
at the regular meeting Of the business
department Of the NaIshalltown Wom-
ans Club. The study topic was '+Elec-
ton and Civil Rights." and after its
discussion. Mn. Sieg gave out ques-
! tons written upon st. Patrick post
cards. the answers to which were cities
Of Ireland. A number tied in the con-
| test. and the prize. a small Irish flag OF
silk, was given to Miss Minnie Russell.
| chairman Of the department. The Eish
| idea prevailed in the tWo-course tea,
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs..
F. @. Stewart. green being the predom-
mating color. Guests Of the depart
ment were Mrs. May F. Montgomery.
Mrs Emmett Waters and Mrs. +. @.
Stewart.
Mrs. A. G. Morris arrived in the city
Monday from Nova Scotia. and 10
guest at the home Of her husbands
brother, Rev. c. H. Morris. and wife.
! She expects to leave Saturday for
Sutherlin Ore, where her husband.
Capt. A. G. Morris. recently resigned
from the naval service Of Brasil. has
purchased q fruit ranch on which the
couple will reside. Captain and Mrs.
Morris have enjoyed . most interesting
life as the result Of the formers naval
career. begun when . lad Of 1e years.
Both have travelled extensively. in fact.
Captain Morris has been In every coun-
| try In the world. with the exception Of
Australia and New Zealand. and. &C.
companied by his wife, on the English
supply ship Ras Bera, taking coal to
Russia, was caught In the first engage
ment Of the Russo-Japanese war. tho
bombardment Of Port Arthur, besides
being In several bombardments after
- l~at 4 ~l~
was on the steamer Torcantins. for the
Lloyd Brasiliero. Steamship Company.
an auxiliary service to the Brasilian
] government.