Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-15


We believe In nne soods-we sell
them. Aliens jswelry store.
Misunderstanding horses at West
End Feed Barn. Went state street.
The best lire embroidery in the city
for 10 cents yard. Benedict 4 Brint-
nall.
Your choice Of fifty all wool dress
skirts for t2.9S to close. Benedict &
Brintnall.
Remember the last chance to get bar
gains during the next ten days at In
mans store.
We are selling fresh country eggs
for Is cents q dozen. Bruster's. North
First avenue.
Mems work shoes-a great variety to
pick from. 32.50 shoes. 31.75. E. @.
Wallace. The Shoeist.
The Baptist ladies' will serve a CO.
lonial supper on washinston's birth
day. Tickets IS cents.
Early spring trowserinss. some very
new patterns, especially priced for
early buyers. Hopkins & Son.
The Harmony Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs c. H.
Schechter and Mrs. e, r. Warning at
the Schechter home, sos East Main
street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the 7. NJ. c.
A. will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Amelia Rebel and Mrs. T. b.
Haines at the Redel home. 106 North
Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Odett left Tuesday
might for Wells, MINI, to visit Mrs.
Odstt's mother. Mrs. A. Whitney. They
will also visit in Minneapolis and st.
Paul before returning home.
Mr.. F. Strauss. Of Milwaukee, who
has been guest at the homo Of his
daughter, Mrs. g. r. Feinberg, for q
month, left Tuesday for Rtp0n, Wis,
his old home. whore he will visit his
son, Irwin Strauss, before returning to
Milwaukee.
There will be plenty Of bad. sloppy
weather before you can wear oxfords
Why not save money on that pair Of
shoes you wiz have to have to last till
then? We can save you money for four
days-Wednesday to Saturday. e. q.
wallace. The shoeist.
Look for the label. A small green
label put on every loaf Of buttermilk
bread that We make. that 10 your pro-
lection that you are getting the best
bread that money can buy. 1t is for
sale at all grocery stores. Look for
the label. Shrubs cafe.
Mrs. Luther Pemberton, Of Hartland,
submitted to an operation for frontal
sinus, or abscess Of q cavity OF the
frontal bone. at st. Thomas hospital
this morning ana for . minor opera
ton. Her condition following the
ordeal was very satisfactory.
The Hawthorne Club members spent
the entire day Tuesday at the A. q.
Click homo. giving up the regular study
meeting to devote The day to sewing for
the poor, assisting Mrs. Luther Ray.
charity agent, and Miss. Susan Lamp
man, visiting nurse. A basket luncheon
was enjoyed q noon.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Presbyterian Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor was
held Tuesday evening with Miss Mamie
Mayer, III West State street Follow
ing tho business session the hours were
spent socially ana refreshments were
served. Valentines were used In the
decorations.
Fire ct t:lS TuGsday evening. at the
home Of p. II. Naley. 6l1 West Boone
street, called out the department. A
curtain up stairs had becos1s ighited
by . woman roomeF who intended
throwing a piece OF lighted paper into
. coal bucket but hit q lAce curtain in
stead. The curtain blaxod up. and an
alarm was turned In The damage
was confined 10 the curtain.
Mrs. q. A. Smith ana Mrs. A. P. Bratt
were hostessss Tuesday afternoon 1t
the Smith home. lo3 East Church street.
to the Eastern Star Circle. After the
routine Of business the hostesses served
q two-course lunch in which a color
scheme Of red ana white prevailed. Red
hearts and red carnations were used
as decorations. Guests Of the circle
were Mrs. W. J. Van Derveer, Mrs.
q. 9. Thompson ana Mrs. p. L. Hayz-
lett.
The funeral Of George B. Robinson
was held from the home. sos West
Boone street, at . O'Clock this morning.
Rev. C. II. Morris officiating. The serv-
ice was attended BY many OF the
friends and neighbors. The body, ac-
companied by the members OF the FAM
fly, was taken to Hampton for burial.
The pail bearers were Messrs. C. II.
Smith, ID. e. Hole, A. Janney, George
9. Nugent. w. A. Anderson and H. r.
AcMahon.