Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-01
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The City in Brief

The City in Brief t.
Have Hodges repair it.
A real musical act at Isis
o. r. futile. jeweler and opticiaa.
0sosIs :. Allen. optical specials.
Eat green label buttermilk bread.
Dr.. 0rahsn. osteopath. Masonic temple
Moving to lis West Main. Henry G.
,Sieg.
Fresh cut carnations on sale tomor-
row at Levin's.
Eat baked chicken at the Y. w. c. A.
Saturday night.
Fresh cut carnations on sale tomor-
row at Levin's.
See Massey and Bolton, the musical
kings. at the Isis.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Evans, Of LeGrand, was in
the city Thursday.
Jones signs anything. Over the Lyric
theater, phone 16l.
SINNERS macaroni coupons redeemed
at McCord & Wings.
Henry Weber was in st. Anthony
Thursday on business.
Everybody is still eating popcorn
crispettes. Try them.
South Side Coal Company has Illi-
nois nut coal. Phone "a.
Eadie Music C9mpany's ware room,
sale, 4o2 South THIRD avenue.
N. F. Miller was in Montour and
Chelsea Thursday on business.
A stove for every young couple mar
ried. Schmidt, the kitchen outfitter
George r. Norris. fire, lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main
DIR. Ralph Keyser has moved from
the Hopkins block to over Mcbride
Wills drug store.
Scott has Kentucky lump that is
sure to please. Green trading stamps
with cash purchases.
Tell the children to ask for green
label butter1nilk brHd. You can taste
the difference BAND fresh every day
Shrubs cafe.
The three act farce comedy. "My
Wife's Family" will be the offering al
the Odeon Sunday evening. Prices 10
25, 35 and so cents.
We make skirts from your own ma
ter I. Style, fit and workmanship
guaranteed The Marshall Skirt Com
paEy, 1O8-11S East State street.
Old Reliable glycerine cream and OLE
Reliable cough balsam have been sold il
Marshalltown for forty-four years ant
the sale Of them are increasing Won
derfully under the new management
Old Reliable Drug Company. j. A
Turner, manager.
The members Of the witenagemot
Club met this afternoon instead o
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Ander
son, on North Second avenue. TIL
meeting was postponed from the regu
lar time, on account Of the city FEEDER
alton meeting at the library.
Z Complimentary to the 9Th anniver
sary of her daughter Pauline Mrs
George Graham, $40 West Churcl
street. entertained the little folks o
the Click school kindergarten thi
morning at birthday party. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess. as
sisted by Miss ina Will, kindergartne
at the Click building.
Canning factory acreage may be ar
ranged for with Mr.. Mossman. the su
perintendent, any time Saturday, Marc
s 2, at the Letts-F1etcher Company of
fees. Here is the opportunity to IN
crease the revenues from your Ian
from so to 100 per cent as compare
with ordinary field crops. Drop in an
talk it Over this week as acreage J
being booked up rapidly.
The Excelsior Aid Society was en-
tertained Thursday Afternoon by Mr.
William Paisley, 500 North Thir
street. The afternoon was enjoyed !
the usual way, and the hostess wa
assisted in serving lunch by ne
daughter Margaret and Miss Patfenc
Wallace. Thirty five members an
three guests were present, the latte
being Mrs. Warren Fraker, Mrs. r. +
Maley, and Mrs. Mosher
The members Of the I. S. G. T. Gu
Joined in q surprise Thursday evenin
on Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sheetz at thel
home. ZU7 west NeVdud SIiecs, III
occasion being the couples twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. The self
invited guests took along appetizin
refreshments, which were served by
ID committee consisting Of Mrs. G. Hurt
Mrs. J. c. Meyers Mrs. S. Harter, an
Miss Esther Sheetz. A delightful so
cial evening was enjoyed. The guest
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Sheetz wit
a set Of silver fruit knives and napki
rings.
Miss Edna Fularton, Mesdames j. l
InSledue, Susie White. Walter Soules
& II. s. Wing, J. e. Frederick. and d. !
Evans returned home Thursday eve
ming from Waterloo, where they wen
Wednesday morning to attend an al
ternoon and evening session or tn
Eastern Star chapter OF that city. q
which time seven candidates wer
initiated. They were also guests at
house party at the home of Mrs. A.
Eyerist during their stay in Water
loo. Mrs. E. G. LETTER and Mrs. 10
seph Mclaughlin, who also went t
waterloo for the same purpose Wed
nesday morning, and were the guest
of friends, went on to LaPorte for
brief visit. Mrs. J. e. Frederick wen
from Waterloo to Reinbeck, to atten
IL an Eastern Star reception at the lat
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