Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-10

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;lls City in Brief
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pancs Il Cummings han saturda,
4.eveninE April y.
Everyshing ii, the. drug line. Henr!
\ G. sies. liz West Main.
Dr. french. sve. ear, nose and throa
. spsoixiiSE Masonic Temple building
A fffSssh supply Of Imported swis
chAeoe ist 1cCord & Wings Phon|
I. 2s4.
SCOTS coal office. lit East Mali
street, with American Cypress Com
paiay.a
Dance At I. o. O. F. han Friday night
I April ~. New fioor, good music, Way
Z orchestra.
we always pay the farmers tn
highest market prices for country pro
ducts Bruster.
pr. Ralph Keyser has moved from
the Hopkins block to over McBfids
WINS drug store.
e. h, Evans. Of the firm Of Belden
Evans Company, shirt makers Of MIN
neapoIis. MINI, is at the Stoddart.
The Candy Girl a new musical com
edy, will be the attraction at the Odeol
Sunday evening. Prices rs. IS and s.
cent? tsa' isst ;t'.r.&
Grass = iced. Use -Barwe1rs IMPORTS
Eng1ish lawn grass seed II you wan
the best reaults. McCoEd & Wing
phone ,2sA
The regular weekly study meeting Q
the Baptist Hill Bible Class was he'll
Tuesday afternoon. at the home OF Mr.:
William jennings.
Motorcycles bicycles and supplies
Repair work . speciality. All worl
guaranteed. j. n. johnson, 226 Eas
Main street. Phone 206.
Motordyofts, bicycles and supplies
Repair work specially. All worl
guaranteed, i. J. M johnson, 226 Eas
Main street. Phone 206.
For salesTwenty acres Of grount
near Ferguson. Iowa; fine soil, and will
be priced right for quick sale. Ad
ldresss4et MarsAalltown. Iowa.
For sale-1 am instructed to max
special .ts1ceU on five fine building lots
corner Of First and Grant street. i
order to move them quick. S. c. Bel
The office Of the Marshalltow,
Power, Light and Railway Compan,
will be open Wednesday evening. Apr
10, until . p. m. No discounts ate
that data
The Excelsior Aid Society will b.
entertained Thursday afternoon b!
Mrs. w. o. Butler and Mrs. w. p. Wat
son. at the formers home 209 Nortl
Seventh street
We have for sale two automobile,
some repairs and parts. also acces
SORES. which We no longer need. hav
ing sold our Business. Motor Ac
cessories Manufacturing Company.
Have you carpets to clean! Try y.
this spring. We have the largest ant
best tumbler, also the largest nnt
strongest vacuum cleaner in the city
therefore we do the best work. LaPou
& Heuer. phone 1173 green.
The Car Workers Auxiliary was en-
.stertatned. sTuesday afternoon by Mr.
Fred Barnard. 911 South Third avenue
There was q fair attendance, and tn
afternoon was spent In sewing for tn
hostess. The latter was assisted i
serving by Mrs. Ira McCool.
The art and music department of thu
womans Club will be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mesdames j. A
Martin, Charles Meyers, w. ]. Wander
veer, Albert Odette, P. l.. Hayzlett
G. F.. Thayer. and W. T. Bennett. ant
Miss Vera White, at the Martin nome
4O9 East Main street.
That matchless violinist. Jan Kube
Xix. whose previous tours of this coun
try have aroused his hearers to enthu'
siastic demonstrations, such as no otn
er musician has caused, will make hi
final appearance thruout the United
States and Canada this season. Ku
belik comes to the odeon Tuesday ev'
ening. Seats will go on sale Friday
10 a. m. .5Et.
Harry F. MeCombs who bought the
James Hall property, at 312 West State
street. has begun; to remodel and i'm
prove the house with additions and ex-
tensions, that will make the dwelling
eh3larger and more convenient. The
new owner expects to spend about 81
900 in the improvements. and wher
the house :iSScompleted will occupy II
as a hame
Mr.. Stanton Bowman was host at hi!
home. .187 East Church street, Tues
day evening, to company of about 8
dozen young people. who, enjoyed the
evening playing the card game called
Rum one prize. a consolation. was
awaAded. going to Mr.. Paul Hayzlett
A two course lunch was served by Mrs
T. c. Bowman. assisted by her daugh-
ter. ;Ah6s Madelfne5 and Miss Florence