Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03

tory prices.
Come in and see the line Of wheels
before II 10 all broken up. Huber. 107
North Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bruce, Of 2O7
North Second avenue. are parents OF .
daughter. born this morning.
Remember the closing out sale At
Gilbert Music store. Now IL the
time to supply your musical wants
Tomorrow win be the last day Of our
Red Fern corset demonstration. Take
| advantage Of this opportunity. e. r..
Lay.
Miss Middlekaun 10 now prepared to
show a hne line Of millinery. Come
in and SEQ the new store and new
goods.
For your Sunday dinner we will have
plenty Of poultry. dressed chickens and
| ducks. They are fine. Carlson Bros
& Will
Apricots. peaches. and plums only
IL cents a can. Excellent quality.
syrup. While they last at Is cents
each. Carlson Bros. 4 Will. phone a.
We still have a few more 50 lath left
| Any one wanting hath at Is cents per
bunch will have to get them soon. Citi-
Gems Lumber Company. Narshalltown.
| lows.
Mr.. L. A. Dixie, Of Britton. 8. D., ar
! rived in the city Thursday night to
visit until tho first OF next week at the
home Of his sister. Mrs. e. n. BaFthol-
emew.
The story hour at the public library
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock will be
for the third and fourth grades. and
will be conducted by Miss Madse Ellis
| worth.
The Edison and Victor records for
March are now on sale at the Smith
Music Company store. Como in and
hear the best collection Of records ever
brought together in this city
Tomorrow IL the last day Of New
toms removal sale at lis East Main
street. After Saturday we will be at
No. II North Center street. which 10 the
first door south Of the Rax theatsr.
At the holiness association revival. at
Pentecostal Church Of the Nazarens
Thursday night, two were converted.
Meetings will be held each afternoon 1t
2 o'clock, and In the evening at 1850.
Bristol viii have large supply Of
dne dressed chickens for Saturdays
trade. They are fat and plump ana the
price IL right. Order early. there will
be enough, however. for Ill. at Bris-
tolls.
The production Of the great world
renowned French melodrama will be
presented at tho New Odeon Saturday,
matinee ana night. Prices: Matinee. 10
and 20 cents: night. Is. Is. IS and 80
cents.
The games Of The Church Basket
ball League. which were scheduled to
be played Thursday night at tho Rail-i
road r. M. C. A.. were postponed on
account Of the absence Of some Of the
players. ~
Mrs. Henrietta Bowman, 1l9 North
Second avenue, was hostess, Thursday
The time was taken up with the re9u-
lar needlework. after which refresh-
ments were enjoyed. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Deakin.
Mrs. Boomer and Miss Rosa Bowman.
You will eat dinner somewhere to-
morrow. may be at homo. it may be
away, II not 1T home. who not eat at
SundelPs. The best place to eat and tho
price 10 only 20 cents. Every effort is
made on the part Of the management
to give you nrst class service. The
markets are searched daily. and only
the best finds its way to the table Try
1t tomorrow.
Miss Rachel 6teinman. Of Chicago.
the violinist who appeared before the
Twentieth Century Club Tuesday eve
ninug and at the Meickley-st. Clair
musical Thursday afternoon. and who
has been a guest at the b. A. Morgan
home this week, left this morning for
Des Moines. where she plays this eve
ming IN tho Jewish synaeos. Miss
Steinman expects to leave Des Moines
Sunday night for Chicago.
Mrs. John Bristol and Mrs. J. r.
Havener who entertained twenty-nine
ladies Wednesday afternoon at a thin
'ble-bee. 1t the Havener home, 8 West
Webster street. entertained at the same
kind Of an affair Thursday afternoon
at the Bristol home. lis North Center
street. whom thirty-one were present.
The afternoons were spent socially.
music was enjoyed. and the hostesses
served light refreshments. The pro-
ceeds. each one present paying 10 cents.
60 into the treasury Of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society.
Mrs. n. o. Grimes, until recently Of
go West Nevada street. whose nus
band has been employed for two years
as an engineer FOR the A. Il. 6nortilitt;
Company. underwent an emergency
operation for infected gall bladder at
the Methodist hospital. Des Moines. on
Wednesday Mrs. Grimes IL doing as
we'll a. could DO expected. according
to word received by friends here. Mrs.
Grimes and 6amily were on their way
to Minnetonka Lake. MIMI. whore they
are going on 4 farm. ana Nrs. Grimes
was visiting her parents In NcCalls-
burg while Mr.. Grimes was getting
settled in the new home. Il was while
lat McCallshurS that Mrs, Grimes was
taken Ill suddenly.
The Harmony Aid Society was en-
tsrtained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
r. L. WATSON ana Mrs. W. l. Nicholson
at the formers home, 10 East webster
street. After . time spent Ia sewing
. guessing contest was INDUCED In.
Mrs. John Bass ana Mrs.. 1lundhsnk
D. A.