Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-11

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Onion sets-Now is the time to buy
onion sets. We will sell you either red
or yellow sets, at cents a quart and
white sets at 10 cents a quart. Carl
son Bros. & Will.
To the lady of the house, if you wish
to solve the sewing problem buy one of
our electric sewing machine motors
They Fit any machine. Put out on trial.
Standardization Company.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet Thursday evening with DR.. and
Mrs. l. F. Kellogg. Mr.. Frank
Speaight, Of London, will give Dick
ems recital, presenting "Pickwick
Papers" T.
Messrs. George Kliebenstein, James
Carlton. and John Frederick have re-
turned from Willow Springs. NO..
where they have been looking at land.
The three brothers, in law were in the
wreck of the Frisco limited. but1escap-
ed injury. - %g
Stereopticon views on civic life, and
good speakers to explain them and tell
OF other subjects Of interest, at the
Congregational church tonight under
women's Clubs. Admission free, and
all will be made welcome.
Mr.. w. F. Times arrived home Mon
day from Omaha, where he and Mrs.
Innes were summoned few days ago
owing to the death Of Mrs 1nnes' Sis
ter, Miss Lulu Canaan. Miss Canaan
died following an operation for hernia.
Mrs. Innes will be home Thursday.
Order your Easter flowers at Ford's.
We have a large stock of Easter and
Gala lilies, hydrangas. lilly-of-the-val-
ley, hyacinths, carnations, roses, daffo-
dills, narcissus, and sweet peas. Plenty
of ported plants. Green house at 107
South Third avenue. "the busy place"
The funeral Of little Norman john
son, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p johnson, who died in convulsions
Monday afternoon as q result of eating
the home 2Oe West Railroad street,
Wednesday afternoon at $50 O'clock.
Rev. CLAUS Qualen will officiate.:~
Mr., and Mrs. A. Janney entertained a
small company at dinner Monday even
ing, complime ntary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Ackert, of Chicago. and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Seager. The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Ackert, Mrs. Margaret Ackert. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. g. Click, and Miss Ida Dugan
Mrs. Elmer Belt, Mrs. Lee Darr. and
Mrs. G. w. Belt entertained at the G..
w. Belt home Wednesday evening a
company Of twenty-five friends in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Darr, who
leave for Luray, Colo. Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs Darr will settle on ranch.
Supper was served by the hostesses at
8 O'Clock, following which the hours
were spent socially:
Mrs. M. A. Swift. of Waterloo. mother
Of Paul Swift, the Waterloo Reporter
calculator who was one Of the victims
of the Green Mountain wreck and was
q patient in st. Thomas hospital for
several weeks as a result Of his injur-
les, spent the day In the city with
friends. Mrs. Swift's son has q dam
age suit Of $4,000 pending against the
railroad company. and 1t IL expected
that the case win come to trial very
soon. Mr.. Swift will be permanently
crippled az result OF the injury to one
Of his legs. which Is now two inches
short II
Officers OF the Indoor Baseball League
Of the Railroad r. NJ. c. A. were un-
able to agree on the number Of games
that should be played to decide the tie
between the gymnasium class and the
Marshalltown Buggy Company team at
the meeting held for that purpose Nom
day night. A second meeting II to be
held tonight, when II 10 expected that
the question will be decided. The Mar
shalltown Busy Companys team re-
fuses ito play more than one game,
while the gymnasium team wants to
play q series Of three games. Fuller.
captain Of the former team: told the
officers last night that II forced to
play series OF three games. his team
would bs compelled to (orfeit two Of