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


sentlemen's watch chains and fobs.
You can find what you want in the big
assortment.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Haradon went to
Cedar Falls this morning to visit Mrs.
Haradon's parents over Sunday. Nom
day Mr.. Haradon will 90 to Colfax for
a weeks vacation.
DR.. f. J. Neiman. assistant state
veterinarian; DR.. w. H. Serisht. -.
sistant practitioner. Office and veteri-
nary hospital, lot and 100 East state
street. Office phone 404. residence
81.
There viii be box social and enter
tainment at the Prairieville school
house. district No. 2, Taylor township.
Wednesday evening. March 8. ct 1880.
Everyone cordially invited. Ladies all
bring boxes.
Again We desire to cali your atten-
ton to our line Of patterns for spring
suitings. We will make every endeavor
to please and satisfy you. and serve
you to the best OF our ability. Swanson
& Sholstrom, tailors.
The season Of 1910 Is the ewenty-nfth
anniversary of the Al G. Field Greater
Minstrels. It is the only organisation
Of its kind In the world that has been
continuously successful for one-fourth
Of q hundred years.
F.. C.. Carter, conductor on Iowa
Central passenger trains Nos. and .
today. left his run in order that he
could have q short vacation. Frank
Snyder. Of Osl<aloosa, will have charge
OF the run during his absence.
REV. : =. stauffscher and wife have
zone 20 Cedar Rapids owing to the Ill
ness of Mr.. stauffachers brother. Levi
1tauffacher, q well-known clothing
merchant Of that city. Mr.. Staunacher
IL very low with heart disease and kid
ney trouble.
The Fidelity Carvings Bank estab-
lished I'm 1899. with seventeen years
experience in handling savings ac-
G. ITS offers unusual Advantage to
depositors. This bank has paid 4 per
cent interest on deposits since Il was
! orsanixed. One dollar starts IN &C.
count.
| News from New Sharon to the
Times-Republican tells Of the death at
Cherokee, Okla, OF Mrs. David Steen,
a niece Of Jud Garfield. OF this city.
Mrs. Steen was native OF this county,
and was the daughter OF Mosley Can
field who died about twenty-five
years ago.
Charles seleine. who was called to
Dayton wednesday. owing to the death
Of his uncle. o. NJ. Thin. return
ed home last night. He was accompan-
led by his brother in-law, John Isaac
son, Of Dayton, a former resident OF
Marshalltown about twenty-five years
ago. This IL Mr.. Isaacson's first visit
here in twenty years. He will spend Q
few days at the Seleins home ana with
his brother. Charles Isaacson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sandoe and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry v. Speers were hosts
and hostesses to the Careway Club and
other guests Friday evening at the
Sandoe home. sos North Center street.
Dinner at g.: 80 o'clock was enjoyed. af-
ter which the evening was spent In tho
usual way, with five hundred. The
hostesses were assisted In serving by
Misses Leila David. Josephine Gabel-
man. Lucille Willard and Hazel Sandoe,
and Mr.. Harry speers.
E. L. Hewitt, q farmer living on tho
Merritt Greene place. six miles south.
west Of town, lost a valuable roam mare.
weighing 1890 and valued at $175. thru
peculiar accident Wednesday eve.
ming. As the mare was being led out
Of the barn she Kicked at a dog. and
when she came down on her feet one
leg broke thru the partially frozen
crust Of earth. The animals leg was
broken. necessitating shooting to re.
lieve the beast Of it, suffering.
Mr. ana Mr.. n. 3 Fletcher. who
were called to the city owing to the
death Of the latter's mother Mrs. Jane
Click, left for Chicago Friday afternoon.
Miss Anna Healion. who makes her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher. 10
succeeding nicely in her work as
court reporter, position she held here
before going to Chicago. In = recent
case in which the Standard Oil Com
pany was interested at jackson, Tenn,
the company made q special request
that Miss Healion be Assigned to the
work Of reporting. and Miss Healion
was sent 20 Jackson to take the cAse.
Mrs.. Ada Wilbur. 8 West Lincoln
street. entertained q dozen little girls
Friday afternoon from I to o'clock. Ia
honor OF. the 9TH anniversary Of her
daughter, Helen Dee. After various
games had been INDUCED In. the little
guests were seated at one long table
and delicious supper was served. Mr..
Wilbur was assisted by Mrs. W. =.
Innes In tho center Of the table was
Z birthday cake on which burned four
candles, ana which was surrounded ~
southern smilax. AZ each end OF the
table were candelebra, IN which burned
yellow candles, the color scheme being
yellow ana white. A Jack Horner pie
was . feature ef the occasion. and eaeh'
l.ttle reass found at the end Of her RIB
bon pretty gfft. Little Miss sss:@ss 80
oofvea aumorous pestty pee0ents from
her eueota. Included among the guests
was agts. Lydia, A. Powers. Of GeneA
q, ~ litlls hostssD, GREAT 0raasa
mother.