Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-01
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II A. F. Urbine. Of Gilman, was in IN
city on business Friday
, Low real estate loans. william Bal
tin, over 1923 East Main street.
SCOTS coal office. III East Mai
with American Express Company.
Dance tonight after the skating g
the new Forney hall. Jones' orchestr,
The greatest egg hatcher in the worl
the Klondike incubator; five sizei
Schmidts hardware
James Lacina, 919 Jackson street. /
quite Ill at his home OF tonsilitis. 70;
lowing an attack Of grip.
Wanted-.At Pilgrim Hotel experi
enced head waitress and one sid
waitress.-Advertisem
we sell all sizes milk bottles Quarts
20 cents per dozen; pints, 60 cents; hal
plnts, 80 cent. Schmidt's hardware.
Mrs. G. Windharer. of cresto1. is ii
the city as a guest at the home of hei
daughter, Mrs. E. G. Matthews, soutl
Seventh street
west Virginia splint has always beer
standard fuel and remains so for thu
particular buyer. We handle only the
best grades. Phone 554. W.. r. Scott.
Miss Mayme Payne, student in the
| central Iowa Business College, went to
her home in Belle PLANE Friday aft
| ernoon to remain over Sunday with
her parents.
Most housewives do not realize the
triumphs of the Gamers art in the
; past decade; for instance, Dairy Maid
| milk hominy at your grocer's. western
Grocer Mills.
Miss Alice Willard. who is student
! at the state university. arrived from
Iowa City Friday evening and will
be here for an er-Sunday visit VITA
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Will
ard.
Is your Easter suit going to be a
stylish three button sack or are you
going to have smartly cut two button
sack? Why not come in now and let
us talk it over. Hopkins & Son, the
popular tailors
>&>
Society We're entertained by Mesdames
L. F. Kellogg and E. ]. Robb at the
Kellogg home, 210 North Center street,
Friday afternoon. Light refreshments
were served toward the close Of the
afternoon.
An af-day sew will be the order of
Monday with the Ladies' Guild of St.
Paups Episcopal church. The members
VIII meet at the home of Mrs. S. p.
knisely. 2OS West Lincoln street with
Mrs. Kniseiy. Mrs. William f. Long.
and Mrs. J. w. Hook.
The Or ,a'si1g CO y ;olrnal under the
mail car Of NJ. & ST. =. sou;h-burnd
night passenger train No. here early
THIS morning, made it necessary 10
take the car out Of the train and hold
the mail here. The pouches were trans
ferred to train No. 10 this forenoon.
The funeral Of George, w. Pierce. the
Belmond veteran of the soldiers home
who died Thursday evening" was held
from the soldiers home this afternoon
at o'clock, in charge of Rev. ]. E.
Stauffacher. George F. Pierce, of St.
Paul, son, was here to attend the
funeral.
Eleanor, the 6-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Coppock, one mile
north ofs Dillon, passed thru an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at her parents
home Friday The case was compli-
Gated with adhesions. The little girls
condition is as satisfactory as could be
expected.
Mesdames c. A. Durham, Mary Will
son, and J. F. Radcliffe were hostesses
Friday afternoon to the members of
the Ladies Aid Society Of Central
Church of Christ, who met at the
church. During the social hour that
the business session lunch
was served by the hostesses.
Mrs. L. H. Johnson, of Maquoketa,
and Mrs. Hetty Johnson, of Clinton,
Conn.,, mother and aunt of DR.. George
NJ. Johnson, arrived from Maquoketa
Friday evening and are guests at the
Johnson home. Mrs. Hetty Johnson, a
Of 50, made the long trip to the
west alone. She would pass for
woman of 60.
w. H. Sloppy has filed suit in the
district court against Henry Long and
". H. Thomas and the Blackhawk Fuel
Company to collect an account of
'240.S5 that it is alleged is due and
unpaid. The petition says merchandise
vas sold to the ]. T. Wright Coal Com
,any and that the defendants, when
hey purchased the business, assumed
he debt.
George Spencer and family, 404 West |
Railroad street, will go to Nevada Sun
lay to be present at the funeral Of Mr.. |
spencer's aged father, Isaac H. Spen-
'er, who died at Story City Friday.
'Ir. Spencer was SO years old. and is
urvived by nine children, forty five
sixty-eight great grand
and three great great grand
hildren.
Members Of the Mayfiower Embroid-
ry Club spent Friday afternoon at the
ome of Mrs. T.. B. ParGee, $50 South
third avenue, where the regular hour
f fancy work was participated in by
he members. Late in the afternoon
frs. Pardee, assisted by Mrs. Walter
and Miss Edith Weeks,
erved q two-course supper. Mrs. Rob-
1son was guest Of the club.
David r. Forgan, president of the
lrgest bank in Chicago says that in
cases out of 100 people
tho buy real estate could have made
lore net profit by depositing their
loney at 3 per cent compound interest.