Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-23

Main street.
Lettuce. radishes. celery. parsley.
pineapplss, caulihOwer. and sweet po-
tatoes. at Culley's.
George J. Allen. who has been in
Clinton for two weeks. returned We'd
nesday evening.
ROLAND Oppice returned Wednesday
evening from Colfax, where he has
been for two weeks taking treatment
for rheumatism.
We have several bushels Of good
sound small potatoes. which we will
sell at Is cents per bushel. L. 8. Peck
ham Grocery Company.
Bethany" 10 being reproduced gen.
ally all over the country because OF Its
popularity. You can hear It tomorrow
night 1t the N. E. church.
Special for Friday and Saturday. one
lot wash and Heatherbloom UNDER
skirts for 81. Nettie Ingledue 4 Co.,
tho up-to-date dry goods house.
Messrs. w. r. Williams and e. H.
Lundy. Of Eadora. were in the city
Wednesday afternoon, being on their
way to Guthrie Center on business.
Larson & Clemens big clearance sale
will close Saturday night. Do you need
a new pair OF shoes? II you do, we
can save you money. Larson &
Clemens.
Masquerade ball at Forney's hall
Monday evening. Feb. q. Prize to the
best representative character, most
comic costume, and the best masked
norson Admission 10 cents.
Masquerade ball at Forney's hall
Monday evening, Feb q. Prize to the
best representative character. most
comic costume. and the best masked
person. Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. J. H. Tucker. Of Chicago is in
the city as the guest of Mrs. Edith F.
Turner, and in company with Mrs.
Turner will leave next week for q
pleasure trip thruout the south.
The Lady Maccabees will give a play
at the Red Mems hall Friday evening.
Feb. "a. Charitable purpose. Admis-
sion 10 cents. Evening dance tickets
IS cents. Everybody welcome.
"Theres a reason'' for buying your
groceries and meats at Carlson Broth
ers & Will. We give you quantity.
quality and service. If you don't think
so try US. We appreciate your trade.
122-124 West Main street.
Misses Laura and IIilda Ronneberg.
of Seattle. Wash. are in the city for
visit Of few weeks at the home OF
their cousin, Mr.. Samuel Swanson
The Misses Ronneberg formerly made
their homes in this city. the former
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Northup for
several years, and Miss Hide with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Click.
Mrs.. g. 3. Lusby. 6l21 North First
avenue. entertained At her home We'd
nesday afternoon a company Of twelve
sirls friends Of her daughter. Ruth.
who that day celebrated her 18th an
niversary The decorations wefo In
keeping with the spirit Of Warning
toms anniversary. Mrs. Lusby served
refreshments, assisted by her dANgh-
ter Eva and Miss lima Ahrens.
The Junior efideavor society Of Cen
tral Church Of Christ held George
washington social AZ tho church We'd
nesday afternoon from 3 TO $3.50. The
hours were enjoyed playing eameA
and the decorations were In keeping
with the day. Refreshments were
served by . committee composed OF
Lenore Bullard. Rachel Patton. Kath-
crime McCord, and Gladys Workman.
The W. r. Anniversary Club. the
members Of which Z include couples
from this city ana surrounding country
points, met Tuesday in an ENJOYABLE
session at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Rank. east Of town. The occasion
celebrated the seventeenth anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs Rank. and the day was
spent pleasantly In a social way. m
Guiding a sumptuous dinner at noon.
New members were received In tho per-
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Parsons. Of
Prairieville. The next meeting will be
held with 'Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson
in Timber Creek township. on March 2
the twenty-ninth anniversary OF Mr.
and Mrs. Hudson falling on the LIST.