Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-25

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The City In Brief !
See the cliff dwellers. Colonial
We can fix your watch. Hodges.
,Fl NJ as-
Ansco Cameras. The Camera. Shop.
DR.. Bullard. osteopath. Is west Main.
Easter opening all week at Miss
Middlekauffs.
Waters, the quality photographer.
over Mayors drug store.
Waters. the quality photographer,
over Mayors drug store.
spirella corsets. Mrs. =. b. Myer,
2os Market street. Phone %.
Extra! Extra! Hear the harp or
chestra at the Princess tonight
You can have your papering done
right away If you see Everist now.
For sale-My home, 400 West Main
street; lot SSx1SS; strictly modern. A..
B. Coppock.
DR.. Ralph Keyser has moved from
the Hopkins block to over Mcbride &
Wills drug store.
The Baptist Hill Bible Class will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs L.
S. Brown, 307 South Fifth street
To Rent-Lower flat, partly fur
nished, or unfurnished. Cook stove
for sale. Miss Gilmore, 2O6 South
Third avenue
1t is truly wonderful that an cleo
trio vacuum cleaner can be made as
light. durable and efficient as the Eu-
reka, for s35. c. F. Schmidt.
We have nice stock Of Franklin
county Southern Illinois nut Just the
thing for a range. w. T. Scott Green
trading stamps with cash purchases.
Why wait any longer to have that
papering done? We have the men who
know how to hang it. We have a large
and we'll selected stock to select from
ranging in price from 5 cents per sin
gle roll up. Let me give you date
Evcrist. opposite the NJ. E. church.
A heavy fall Of snow. variously re-
ported at from two to three feet, fell in
Missouri. in the vicinity of Kansas City,
Sunday 1t delayed north bound Chi
cage Great Western trains operating
thru this city. both No. "a and No. g
the night trains, being Denlnd time. A
| first section of No. 2 was made up at
Des Moines and sent north.
| An amendment to the articles Of in
corporation of the Farmers Elevator
Company, Of Ferguson, filed in the Of
| fee Of the county recorder, provides
for $500 capital stock and 5000 Of
dividend stock, which may be increased
to not to exceed $4,000. The value o,
each share $3.50 and no one person car
own more than three shares.
| DR., Elizabeth Speers- Gillette wa!
hostess Saturday afternoon to thu
members of the Saturday Whist Clut
at their regular weekly social gather
ing. The afternoon was spent will
cards, as usual, and the hostess served
light refreshments. Guests OF the clus
\ were Mrs. Shirley, of Kansas City, Mrs
r. w. McCreery. Mrs. T. F. Bradford
| and Mrs. w. H. Thompson.
| Mrs. A. A. Couser and son Wendell
of Cedar Rapids, formerly of this city
were here between trains this morning
len route. to zeafing. where, they vii
visit Mrs. Couser's parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ira Craft, while Mr.. Couser is a
Anita attending the Des Moines con-
ference Of the United Evangelical
church. Rev. Mr.. Couser has beer
| pastor at Cedar Rapids for the past
| four years. 81 E
The third of the Saturday evening
entertainments at the public library
held partly for the purpose of raising
money with which to purchase the
flower garden awards for the schoo
children, drew the largest patronage
vet enjoyed Saturday evening. The
entertainment consisted Of stereopti'
con views of the most famous place.
along the Rhine, two songs illustrated
with military music. and other graph
aphone selections. 1t is planned Il
tainment.
In celebration Of their respective
wedding anniversaries, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Heinz and Mr.. and Mrs B. +
McCluer entertained company OF
nearly twenty relatives at the Heinz
home, 3O6 Jerome street, Sunday, the
hostesses serving a delicious dinner at
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Heinz had been
married thirty-one years on March 10
and Sunday marked the twenty fifth
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. McCluer
Mrs. Heinz and Mrs. McCluer are sis
tiers.
Invitations have been received by
friends in this city for the marriage of
miss Nellie B. Miller. formerly OF
Newton, to William Clinton Sturde-
want, Of Payette, Idaho. at Payette,
April s. Miss Miller has been teach
ing in the Payette schools the past
three or four years. Prior to going
west she was a teacher in the Tama