Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
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Marahalltown Dress Club. phone sss.
Mr.. 9. II. Ross, of Clemens, was In
the city today on business.
Howard D. Wilbur was in Des
Aoines on business Friday.
DR.. Lssrls. eye. ear. nose and throat
fremont block. Glasses nttsd
New and beautiful hat pins for the
new Easter hats. Aliens jewelry store
No better alarm clock than Big Ben.
$3.50. We sell them. Aliens jewelry
store.
Mr.. Ed LaPlant, Of Cedar Rapids.
spent the day in the city and in Nc
Callsburg.
Special tonight at McCord & Nc
Cords. Columbia grafonola and Victor
victrola contest.
My vacuum cleaner is now ready for
business. Get orders in early. Joe
Gearhart Phone 500.
| villa NC az SAIiSotSo neat WEN
til Friday. Glass customers take not
ice. r. w. Chambe. ain
| New shipment of parlor mantcl
clocks. with chimes and cathedral
songs. Aliens jewelry store.
Telephone 1898 for the Marshall
County Citizens Association headquar-
tiers in Forney's hall Monday.
M. c,,
| will meet at the Y. w. c. A. rooms
! Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Corinne Jones, OF Toledo. visit
ed in the city today at the home Of her
cousin. Mr.. ]. c. William. and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Barber. 1O4 North
First street, are the parents Of n daugh-
| ter. born at II O'clock this morning.
For Sale-Modern eight room. two
| story house and nine acres OF land in
city Of Marshalltown Easy terms. F..
! L. Meeker.
Mr.. C. ]. Lander, Jr. Of Chicago.
| who has been in the city for short
| stay on business, will return to Chi
caso tonight
Mrs. NJ. e. -Casner. OF Jesup. will ar
rive in the city this evening to visit for
a week or ten days at the home of her
| son. Mr.. H. E Casner.
We sell and guarantee the famous
Holmes & Edwards silverware. Many
beautiful patterns from which to
choose. Aliens jewelry store.
Principal J. c. Nelson was in Ames
Friday night, where he was one of the
judges OF the debate between teams
from the Ames and Boone high schools.
Mr.. A. e. Pickett went to Toledo
this morning to attend the funeral Of
the little son Of his cousin, Mr.. F. M.
Saddler, which was held this after
noon.
Mr.. Charles E. Patterson. formerly OF
this city. but who has been living In
Portland. Ore. for few years. arrived
days on business.
The Iowa Legion Of Honor degree
team will give q dancing party at the
old Masonic hall Thursday evening.
March 80. Admissions for gentlemen IS
cents. ladies 10 cents.
Marshan Ledge. No. s12, B. P. o. E..
initiated q class Of nineteen Friday
night q banquet following the cere-
monies in the lodge dining room. Most
Of the new members were from Grin
nell. ..n,@.sg
| Andrew Goodmanson returned to the
city Wednesday evening from Aber-
deem, g. D.. where he has been since the
first Of the month at the bedside OF his
nephew. G. w. Swanson. who has been
seriously sick OF pneumonia.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Stanton,
who died at Beresford, S. D.. was held
at o'clock Friday afternoon from
the Nazarene church. in charge OF Rev
w. d. Merryalan. There was pretty
display OF flowers. Interment was In
Rtverxide.
wachters menu for Sunday dinner:
Ice cream, vanilla. strawberry. and
chocolate. Metropolitan brick ice
cre~ m, maple mousse. pineapple ice.
ere e mint Ice Phone Ats white.
| 80 i, sst Main street. Order early for
prompt delivery.
Miss Ada e. Young. OF Gilman, ar
rived in the city Friday evening to visit
| over Sunday with Miss Clara L. White
neck. Miss Whitenack, who is teach
ing school near Melbourne. came FRI
day evening to remain over Sunday
i
with her parents.
The body OF James A. Gageby the
Tama member OF the soldiers home
who died Thursday afternoon, was sent
to Marion this afternoon for burial. A
brief service was conducted at the hos
pital morgue parlors by Chaplain Cole
before the body was taken to the train.
| Grass that was burning on the lot
at los North Ninth street and which
threatened. to ga: beyond control and
burn nearby buildings, caused an
alarm Of fire to be turned in at ao,ut
2 o'clock this afternoon. The depart
ment put out the fire just before 1t had
reached q barn.
Mr.. F. A. Crosby, executive secretary
of the Chicago Boys Scout Council. ar
| rived in the city from Des ,Moines this
morning. Mr.. Crosby addressed q
large meeting Of boys of the city at the
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. this afternoon.
This evening he will tell a group Of
boys of the Boy Scout movement at .
second meeting which IL also to be
| held at the association building.
Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Gallagher. Of
Green Mountain, were in the city this
! morning while on their way to near
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