Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-25

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DR.. Ru,,srd. osleopAth. Is West aGa,A
Marshalltewn Drsss Club. phone 80.
Dr DssksrL ssssspata. Il W. Ms.s-
Look In skeegs window for bargsins.
11s East Nain stros&
Dr.. Lissls. eys. sar. nose ana threat
fremont block. 0lassos atto1.
The best watch you can buy for that
boy, -. Aliens 3ewelry store.
Special sale on bedroom papers for
balance Of week. skegg's. l1s East
Main street.
tho Sunday school Teachers Union
will meet Monday afternoon at $3.50 at
the Y. w. C. A. rooms.
! Miss Pearl Il. Deuel. left for Fort
Dodge this morning to visit over Sum
day with Miss Julia Padmore.
Mr.. Frank Placek. formerly Of this
city but now of Minneapolis. spent Fri
day here visiting his father, F. A. PIa-
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eek.
Mr.. A. l. BoremAn. formerly Of this
city, now advertising manager of a Dea
'Moines farm paper. was in the city Fri
day. being on his way to St. Paul on
business.
| F. q. Peck & Son have filed suit in
the district court to secure judgment
against John A. Freese on a promissory
note for $40 which, 1t is alleged. Is past
due and unpaid.
! Masquerade ball at Forney's hail
Monday evening. Feb. q. Prize to the
best representative character, most
comic costume, and the best masked
person. Admission 10 cents.
| We wish to thank our neighbors.
friends and the various organizations
offerings during our recent bereave-
As I move March / to my new
{, studio. over 10 West Main street. all
furnishings in old studio will be sold
very cheap, Monday. Sale includes
plano, desk, chairs. carpets. etc. c. w.
Sparks.
! Mrs. Jesse Rolston. formerly Of near
Albion, who is living now at Mitchell.
g. D.. went to Albion this morning after
having visited for short time at the
home of her brother-in-la Mr..
Thomas McLarnan.
1.-THE Cat and the Fiddle" will be the
offering at the New Odeon Friday eve
ming. A jolly musical Jingle from be-
ginnig to end, with bright sayings that
keep one convulsed with laughter
Prices IS. 80. Is cents. 81 and $3.50.
The Fidelity Carvings Bank estab-
lished In 1888, with seventeen years
experience In handling savings &C.
G. Its offers unusual advantages to
depositors. This bank has paid : Per
cent interest on deposits since It was
organised. One dollar starts IN ac-
count.
Frank H Boardman. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Boardman, lis North Cen
ter street. who Is employed as mailing
clerk OF the Times Republican. was
taken sick Friday with an attack of
appendicitis. Altho he suffered much
pain during the night ne was resting q
great deal easier today.
Mrs. George L Mason. 311 West
Main street. today received word Of the
death 1t Boone. Of Mr.. Martin Brou-
hard, q former resident OF State Center
Mr.. Bfouhard has not been Q resident
OF the county for many years. He 11aa
a brother. Mr.. George Brouhard. living
in Rhodes. Mrs. Mason 10 Q distant
relative by marriage. q
A. Sykes. Of Dss Moines. president
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citation Of Iowa, and e. A. Hin. Of this
city. secretary OF tho Marshall county
branch Of the association, went to Gil
man this morning. A meeting Of the
| feeders. and stock breeders. OF the
southern part OF the county was held
this afternoon at which Mr.. Sykes
spoke.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society was
entertained Friday afternoon by Mes
danes G. A. Smith and q. W. Gilbert
at the home Of Mrs. Smith. 400 East
Church street. Architect Jones, of Min
neapolis. met with the ladies and dis
cussed with them some of this finishing
Of the new church. During a social
hour. the hostesses served refresh.
ments. About forty were present
| Mrs. wilhelmi living east Of the city
who has been a patient at st. Thomas
hospital several weeks. following q
most severe surgical operation for mas.
toiditis and brain abscess. has been
moved to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar wulff. 404 East State street Mrs.
Wilhelmrs recovery has been some
thing quite remarkable. as the chances
were all against her at the time Of the
operation.
bethany will be reproduced by the
splendid chorus which gave the rendi-
ton last evening, in the Odeon theater
Sunday afternoon at 3:15. Admission
free. This will be under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation. taking the place or the regular
mems meeting. The main floor wifi be
reserved for mon only. The gallery
will be open to the general public. The
orchestra has also kindly consented to
| perform.
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