Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-03
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The City In Brief
kodaks+ at Nswton's.

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Eastman kodaks 1t Newton's.
Turkish baths. Masonic temple.
Loose diamonds at Chamberlains.
DR.. Bullard. osteopsth. Is West Main
Dr. .Nosgle. veterinary surgeon, Nc
Combs barn. phone 81. house 1859.
Plenty Of old papers. q large bundle
for cents 1t Times-Rspublican Office.
wanted-Two unfurnished rooms,
centrally located in modern home Big.
care T.-R.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist
church, first division, will have an all
day exchange Saturday, Feb. 4, at Sin
clair's tea and coffee store.
Mrs. E. R. Lay and niece, Mrs. Rob-
ert Fletcher. the latter Of LeGrange.
ILL.,, went to Grinnell this morning to
spend the day with Mrs. E. A. Steiner.
Limburger brick. imported Swiss.
New York cream, Wisconsin cream.
pimento and Canadian Club cheese at
Carlson Bros. & Willis, 122-124 West
Main.
Saturday will be the last day Of the
big clearance sale at Simmons book
store. Load up on bargains in books.
china. cut glass. etc.. while you have
the chance.
Mrs. George Egbert. 81 East Linn
/ street. who passed thru a severe and
extensive surgical operation at St.
Nhn~
removed to her home today.
Mrs. r. S. Fulmer and Mrs A. L.
Palmer leave Saturday for Chicago.
for several months visit, Mrs. Full
rner with her daughter, Miss Maud
Fulmer. and Mrs. Palmer with her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. R. v. Hyde.
You will have the opportunity to
get the best sheet music cheap Satur-
day. Two copies popular vocal and
instrumental music, all latest numbers,
for % cents. Any two for quarter
can you beat it? Smith Music Com
pany.
Mrs W. T. Bennett. 4o1 North First
avenue, was hostess to a dozen ladies
at five hundred, Thursday afternoon,
complimentary to Mrs. A. " Bennett,
Of Interior. s. D. The prize awarded
in cards went to Mrs. James F. Tug.
A dainty lunch was served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Walter Hammond, Is South
First street. underwent very severe
and extensive surgical operation, in
volving the abdominal cavity, at her
home Thursday. Considering the Sc
verify Of the operation the patients
condition today was considered as fav-
orable as could be expected.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
was entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mesdames Otto Ech, Robert Buchwald,
and j. w. Melton at the Eich home. 307
North Third avenue. Arrangements
were completed for q bazaar, after
which the time was spent socially. The
hostesses served a two-course lunch.
The witenagemote Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. NJ. F. Andrews.
at her new place Of residence. corner Of
State street and Third avenue. The
study of 1.-THE Story Of Costa Berfing."
another Swedish work. was begun The
book Is by Selma Lagerlos, who won
the Noble prize for literature, in 1909.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. T.
Binford.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter L. Clifford and
daughter Katherine. Of Des Moines.
who are soon to become residents Of
this city. when Mr.. clifford and Mr.. L.
J. Jarrett are to engage in business.
left this morning for Bellevue, for a
visit of q week or ten days with Mrs.
GinOrd's mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
and daughter have been guests at the
Jarrett home for few days.
Mr.. o. S. Ellis, second vice presi-
who has been at Hot Springs, Ark.
several weeks taking treatment for
rheumatism. arrived home this morn
ing. Mr. Ellis is greatly improved. but
requiSes the use OF crutches to enable
him to get about. Before going to Hot
Springs Mr.. Ellis was q patient in a
Kansas City hotel for two months
If you will drop me postal stating
your age and occupation, I will furnish
you with information fully illustrating
the new option policies issued by the
Equitable Life Of Iowa, containing all of
the best features selected from forty
four years Of experience. II you are
ance. or adding to that you now have,
you should not delay the matter. H. F.
Casner. district agent, 10 First National
Bank Building, Marshalltown. Iowa,
phone 800.
About fifty Of the members Of the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Central
Church Of Christ entertained their hus-
bands and friends at luncheon served
In the dining room Of the church at
noon Thursday. Short talks were made
by Evangelists Abberley and Miller and
members Of the church and several of