Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-01
TIMES REF BEIcAN. MARsHALLrowN. IOWA
real musical act at Isis
Eat green label buttermilk bread.

A real musical act at Isis
Eat green label buttermilk bread.
DR.. Builard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Watches cleaned and repaired.
Hodges
Fresh cut carnations on sale tomor-
row at Levin's.
Eat baked chicken at the Y. W. G. A.
Saturday night.
See Massey and Bolton, the musical
kings, at the Isis.
Jones signs anything. Over the Lyric
theater. phone 161.
Our usual line Of fresh vegetables fol-
Saturday. McCord & Wing.
Call the Gem City dairy for milk and
cream OF quality. Phone 154.
You can buy nice California celery
leaf lettuce, cucumbers and cauliflower
tomorrow at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
Our prompt delivery service contin-
ues to grow in popularity. Telephone
US your drug wants Old Reliable Drug
Company
Mr.. J. r. Manship and H. w. Trow-
bridge, of LeGrand, were in the city
Thursday while on their way to Union
on business.
A New Home sewing machine VII
make your home complete. Be sure
and visit our sewing machine parlor
S1S IN Schmidt
How about a fine smoked Finnar
haddie. Marshall's kippered herring. OF
a big fat Irish mackerel for Sunda!
breakfast? Culley has them.
Basketball at the Y. NJ. c. A. satur'
day night. The Union high schoo
team plays the boys from the inter
mediate department. Game called at
o'clock.
Mrs. Carl Whited, 7O9 West State
street, went to Lee Center. ILL.,. Thurs
day where she was called by the deati
of her father, John Daw. The funera
was held today.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Matsen am
daughters, Miss Carrie Matsen and Mrs
David Carlson, also the latters nus
band leave tonight for southern Can
fornia to make their future home.
The explosion OF a gasolene stove
slightly burned w. A. Smith, marble
cutter. los East Church street, and die
some damage to the room in which tn
explosion occurred late Thursday af
! tornoon Mr.. Smith was lighting tn
stove when Il exploded. His face an'
| hair were a little scorched, but he wa
not seriously burned. The furniture o
the room was damaged to the extent o
s25 or $50 before the department go
, the fire out.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Rail
! road Y. NJ C. A. was entertained a
! the Y. w. c. A. rooms Thursday after
noon by Mrs j NJ Fort. the president
Mrs. ]. w. Pursel, and Miss Gertrud
! Miller. About twenty five were presen,
and routine business was trans
acted During the social hour plan
numbers by Miss Marjorie Miller an
, Miss Gertrude Miller, were enjoyed, ar
fording those present chance to hea
the new piano Gently installed at tn
I Y. w. G. A rooms. Light refresh
! naents were served by the hostes-es.
Several young people gathered at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Snidel
1913 South Second avenue. Thursda
evening in surprise on Misses Lydi
and Ida Snyuer, and spent the even
ing pleasantly with games and must
Lunch was served by Mrs. Snider, as
sisted by Miss Alice Stone and Mis-
Martha Plum. Those present wer
lcIodys ETiSher Hazel Orchard. Mabf
Jentzen, Jessie and Rodger Condit'
| Agnes. Helen, and Fred Knorr, Ma
land Leonard aildebrand, Marie an
Russell Lukehart, Alice and HERNIA
Stone. Martha and William Plum
Merle and Floyd Bartlett. and Georg
! Erickson.