Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-20

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tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
Now is incubator time. The Klon-
, dixie will give you wonderful results.
c. F. Schmidt.
Why pay s1.5o per bushel for pota-
toes when you can get good ones for
$1.25 at Bruster's? r
Mesdames A. P. Mason. Harry Dill
lon, and c. d. Boutwell,. Of Union. spent
Tuesday in the city.
Ben Hur dance, Red Mems hall,
| Thursday evening, March F2l. Ways
orchestra. Evening tickets SO cents.
Mrs. r. E Lindquist, of Huron. s. D.,
who underwent an operation for tumor
at st. Thomas. hospital, is recovering
steadily.
Start the day right-serve pancakes
| They're delicious All grocers sell
Favorite brand.
Mayor George E. Morcy e. Fl.
Trease, j. R. Meekins, Homer Boyd.
and Bernard Moore, of Liscomb. were
in the city Tuesday. u
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ty lump are excellent Goals for furnace
USE Scott carries them. Green trad
ing stamps with cash purchases.
The Shakespeare Society meeting
Tuesday afternoon was at, the home OF
Mrs. A. c. Daily. The reading OF
Hamlet" was continued, and later the
hostess served a two-course lunch.
! There is economy in purchasing the
smaller sizes of California oranges For
eating purposes they are as desiraole
as larger sizes and. as they cost much
less by the dozen, housekeepers VIII
find them real economy.
For sale-Three mares in fcal. one
mare years old, not in foal: one mare
/ family broke, sorrel; one gedlins
driving horse, broke double; one plug
working horse. $50 will puy him. n
Weber, back Of postoffice.
Thomas Wilson, Of Winnipeg. Man,
will arrive in the city in about weel
to remain for a month or longer with
his brother. Mr. Henry E. Wilson. Mr.
Wilson and his parents have beer
spending the winter at Ocean Park
Cal
w. C. Kaiser, of Clemons shipped a
car of hogs to Chicago out Of this city
Tuesday afternoon. The consignment,
was accompanied by Henry Phelps
and son Earl, Of Clemens, who also
shipped one car of cattle and one o,
hogs Robert Ridgeway, of Bromley
had a car Of cattle on the same train
and Ed Ross, of Bromley, shipped q
mixed load Of hogs and cattle.
The Royal Neighbors Aid Society
I was entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. David Myers 40 East Nair
4 street The afternoon was spent II
making aprons and sewing quilt blocks
and after the business session the hos
4 tess, assisted by her sister, Mrs. L. s
Il Gantz. served a three-c course lunch
Guests Of the society were Mrs. H. A
Hyatt and Mrs. f. ]. Schoenhut. u
4 Rev. w. H. Scott and daughter. Mis-
4 Lola, left Tuesday evening for I;
months visit in Texas. On their wa,
south they will stop in Tulsa. Okla. fol
a few days visit with relatives Will.
zen route to San Antonio. where they
will also stop briefly and from the
latter place will go to Pearsall, Tex.
where they will be guests for severa
weeks at the home Of Judge and Mrs
S. P. Dow and family. Judge Dow ant
Rev. Mr.. Scott were classmates a
Bethany College, Bethany. w. Va.
about forty years ago. and delightful
reunion is anticipated as they have
not seen one another since their college
days. Rev. Mr.. Scott and daughter
were accompanied as far as Tulsa by
Mr.. r. W. Scott