Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-03

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1 The City In Brief 4
sparks now Studio 10 West Main.
pr. aullaro. oslsopAth. Is west Main
futile. jewsisr. fins watch repairing.
d.. Graham. os1sopath. fremont block.
MArshalltown Dress Club. phone sss.
Nj. Hsr.itt Greene went to colfax
Sec the new millinery at Miss Mid
Advance Easter millinery at Miss
Middlelaufcs.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. JAnney spent satur-
day In Gilman.
See our ad on page 10 Of this issue.
Gilbert Music Company.
Dance ct Forney's hall wednesday
evening. jones' orchestra
supsrintsndeot Aaron Palmer was IN
Dss Notnss saturday onsbusiness.
rhh week We expect to sell muslin
underwear. The Andrews Store.
This, ;week-muslin- underwear our
special-Get our prices. The Andrews
Store.
4 Nee, ,,o,~ ,,a1Y nornr ond oainf at
headquarters. It pays. Simmons
Buy your-musical goods now and
save 50 per cent on every purchase. Gill
bert Music Store.
Plenty OF choice seats can still be
secured for all performances of Ben.
Hur at the Odeon.
Il you want Big Wednesday bargain
day April IL, come to the Marshalltown
Grub rooms tomorrow morning at $3.50.
The Car Workers Ladies' Auxiliary
will meet with Mrs. J. N. Bonnette,
20S West Nevada, street, Tuesday at
ternoon.
Music teachers win do well to select
some good teaching pieces. We have
lot Of them. Gilbert Music Company,
11s West Main street.
Mr.. Clyde Parks and little daughter
Adeline, Of Des Moines, spent Sunday
. III the city with Mr.. Parks father. Mr.
y. K. Parks. and family.
AN those interested in Big wednes-
day bargain day for April IL are re-
quested to meet at the Marshalltown
Club rooms at $40 Tuesday morning.
Chairman
The Sunbeam Society Of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will hold
sale Tuesday evening at the Swedish
LAsthefan church at O'Clock. Articles
to bStsbld are sofa pillows. 'doilies. nb-
rary scarfs and fancy aprons.
M. and Mrs J. B. Bates and family
left. today for Waterloo, where they
are to make their homo at 1877 Logan
avenue, Mr. Bates has bean in the
real estate business here and viii fol-
low the same business there
The Standard Bearers, a juvenile or
ganixatton OF the Methodist church,
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:so
with Mrs C. II. Tidd. 800 North Fourth
street. Each member Of the organiza-
ton has been requested to bring new
member 81 possible.
mrs Hulda Reed. and Mrs. Frances
Naleby, OF What Cheer. arrived Satur-
\ day to visit with Mrs. Reeds sister,
Mrs. Fred w. Carl, 116 North First
street and, also TO attend "Ben-Hur."
Mr.. Cafli and ArA. Reed are cousins OF
Gensral Lew Wallace. author OF Ben
Hur."
q The Marshaltown Poultry and Pet
.
nnonthly meeting on Wednesday night
at the office of F. H. Houghton, Sec
xetary, over Benedict & Brintnalrs
store. Cimmnttees will be chosen to
take charge Of the prirninary affairs
s residential to the winter exhibition in
December.
Warm weather will soon be here, so
Will the moth. Then is when the "tur
will n.y." Store your furs, robes and
winter garments. where security is q
positive certainly. Our cold storage
fur vault 10 proof against moth, fro
ana theft. Write to The Merchants
Transfer and Storage Company, Des
Lime, c., c. Woodmansee, proprietor,
nEarshalltown, Iowa
Mrs James Skegg entertained few
friends at o'clock tea Friday after
noon for Mrs. w. J. Head, formerly of
this city, who is on her way to Colo
Tado Thestea was in the nature of
reunion Of the members Of the Lotus
Club. Of which Mrs. Head was a men,
her during her residence here. The
guests were served by Miss Jane Skegg
and MISS Minerva Biller, Of Harrington.
/ Neb.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Mace was
held from the home. three and one
h4R miles southeast Of vancleve, Sat-
nrdAy afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Mr..
Harris, Of Grinnell, officiating. The
siervice was quite largely attended.
Bunial was in the cemetery near Laurel.
y The pail bearers were Messrs. j. L.
Paul, r. N. Warden, w. d. Ingraham.
Alexander Ingraham. John Turnbull,
and Stacey Wells.
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Rev. and AIRS. Frank M. Wheeler of
Marion township. received telegram
fiday telling Of the death of their
niece, Mrs. Lillian Yerington, which oc-
! currcd at Los Angelo. Thursday night.
B oesparaiysis and general debility. Mr..