Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-30

we
try butter. We can use all we can get.
Bring It to US, at 1922 and 124 West
Main street. Carlson Brothers & VIII.
We want to buy chickens. We will
nay tho highest prices. Call US on the
phone ~. or at the store, 1872 and 124
West Main street Carlson Brothers
Z WM. a
wantsd-Frive Intelligent high school
girls to work Saturday afternoon and
evening. Those who are capable Of
selling goods we win pay a good salary.
Apply In person Ut Levins'.
Mr.. Ferdinand Schmidt, student at
Iowa State College. Ames. returned to
the city Wednesday to spend the Easter
vacation at the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Schmidt.
Tho Ladies' AID society of the Pres
bytefian church will be entertained
Rist. 8. n. Cause. and 7. p. Vitek at
the Rist homo. EOS South Firth street.
supper at Swedish Lutheran church
Saturday, April I. from until g.
Menu 10 chicken with gravy. mashed
potatoes. peas, cabbage salad. pickles.
cheese. bread and butter. fruit salad.
cake. coffee.
Miss Edna Deaver was taken to Des
0doines Monday to undergo an opera
ton for mastoiditis. from which she
has suffered more or less for three
years This Is the third operation the
young woman has had. Mrs. Edwin
Grim, Miss beavers mother. will be
with her daughter until she RECEIVERS.
BY consent Of the attorney represent
Ing the American Slicing Machine
Company the judgment entered in its
favor ana against =. J. Robb was an
nulled and set aside. Tho motion of
hobbs attorney for security for costs
was confessed and the plaintiff COM
pany was ordered to file bond for
800.
An enjoyable program. followed by q
box supper. was given Wednesday ev-
ening by the Helping Hand Aid Society
Of the Church Of the Brethren in Mar
ion township at district school house
No. s. Following the program the sup
per was enjoyed. and the sum OF 1850
was realised from the sale of the boxes.
Mrs.. Carrie Jacobs Bond. who is to
appear before the Twentieth Century
Club Saturday evening at tho home Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. D. W. Norris, Jr.. In re-
citAl Of her own competitions. songs
and stories IN verse, will reach the city
tomorrow. Mrs. Bond will be enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Howe
during her shay In the city.
Miss Francis Leedom Hess. OF Har-
fisburg, Pa, arrived in the city We'd
nesday evening, to become teacher Of
elooution at the Marshall School Of
Music. Miss Hess takes the place Of
Miss Parsons. who formerly was at
the head Of this department.. but who
has been compelled 70 give up her work
owing to q nervous breakdown.
We have the only cold storage fur
vault most Of Chicago. Here fur gar
ments, robes, suits, and overcoats can
be stored, With positive certainty Of
i their SAFETY from moth, fire. and theft.
Our receipt - your guarantee Write
: to Mefcnants' Tzs.=se: and stnrage
Company, Des Moines, Iowa, or see
WHITE TRAINER Line, c. c. woodman-
So. proprietor. Marshalltown. Iowa
Tho funeral Of, Arthur Brock WAS
ana Mrs. Joel Brock. nve miles east Of
the city at 1880 o'clock Tuesday at
tesnoon. Rev. Leroy Gallagher, OF
Green Mountain, OBLIGATED and the SER
vice was very largely attended. The
naked quartet Of the Green Mountain
4 Consregational church sans. There
woeo very many floral o@sringA In
eluding . handsome piece from the
8aIe4 lodge Of this city. Of which Mr..
Brock was . member. and another large
pjece from young men friends Of this
city. The pail bearers, al Of whom
ate aasmbsss of tie 1alee lodge wers