Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-23
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! The City In Bret
Imp. at the Isis tonight.
Take it to Hodges for repairs.
w. c. Davis. optician, Masonic tenn
pie.
Wanted-Lady clerk at Wachter's
confectionery.
You can buy fresh. delicious bakery
goods at Shrubs Cafe.
Our clearance sale closes tomorrow
night. Larson & Clemens.
More fancy Finnan haddie at Nc
Cord & Wings. West End Grocers.
scott's coal office, lit East Main
street. with American Express Com
pany.
Chicken and noodle supper for 30
cents at the Y. w. c. A., Saturday
night.
Cheese! Cheese! The kind you
want at McCord & Wings. West End
Grocers.
You can buy. fine country dressed
chickens tomorrow at Reynolds 6
Sheldon's.
Special inducements at the vacuum
"a !, af, n ,%,,of
lage Hardware Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. a. Hoadley. 405
North Fourth avenue, are parents of a
son. born Thursday night.
Buy your wall paper now of T. r.
Jones, los East State, and get a 10 per
cent discount on your purchase.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
United Evangelical church, viii hold
an exchange Saturday at Sinclair's.
DR.. ]. F. Battin, formerly over So
West Main, has moved his office to
room 2O6 Masonic Temple Building.
Bread is the staff Of life-then why
not eat the best? Green label butterlnilk
bread will meet your requirements.
Shrubs Cafe.
Cauliflower, head and leaf lettuce,
|cucumbers tomatoes, radishes and
green onions at McCord & Wings,
West End Grocers
Mr. Eldrdge was down from Glenn
ons and bought wall paper from Sim
mons Book Store for the new house
he has just moved into. Harry knows
where to get the biggest values for his
money.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Nichols, of
Minerva, are parents Of a nine pound
son, born Thursday. The little fellow,
who is the couples first born, has been
christened Clifford Delos. Mr. Mich
OILS is son of Mrs. Mary Nichols, 10
North Fourth street, and his wife, who
was Miss Jessie Leonard. is daughter
of Mrs. John Leonard, of Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Stansberry, of
Gilman, who have been in Rochester
Mimi, for three weeks, where Mrs
Stansberry underwent an operation
returned home Thursday night. Mrs
Stansberry submitted to the operation
three weeks ago. An exploratory in
cision showed that the appendix had
twice ruptured but that the system hat
| absorbed the -toxines. What was left
Of the appendix was removed and Mrs
Stansberry recovered so much that she
| was able to return home with her hus-
band.
The funeral of A. T. Price was very
largely attended Thursday afternoon
at $3.50 from the family home, zoe
West Church street, Rev. S. z. Ellis
officiating. There was a profusion OF
! flowers from relatives, neighbors and
friends. The flower bearers We're Mar
garet and Katherine Benedict, Mrs w
S. Devine, and Mrs. Ida Wilbur. The
pail bearers We're Messrs. George A
Turner, j. 0. Monollon, E. e. Benedict
G. A. Mote ]. II. Crabtree, and Der
! Gettle, the latter of Green Mountain
| Interment was in Riverside Aside from
Mr. Prices sons from a distance, al
Of whom were here for the funeral
the only ones present from out Of toWr
were Mr.. Isaac Guile and daughter
Florence, Of State Center.
One hundred thirty mothers at.
/ tended patrons day at the Woodbury
| school Wednesday afternoon. They
saw the regular class work of the
| school and were the guests during {
| program given later. From l: 80 to
o'clock the class work Of each room
was carried on. The program was Civ.
en- in the hall, where the children ant
| the guests gathered. Pupils from al
the rooms took part in the program
which ended with a flag drill by the
children Of the fifth grade in the kin
dergarten room. In the forenoon {
little party was held in the kinder
garten room by Mrs. w. p. James IL
honor Of her son William, who is soor
to leave the kindergarten here wher
his parents move from the city A little
luncheon was served and games were
played.