Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-25

AID Will meet Wednesday evening W1tE
Thomas Fuller. 40 North First avenue.
! Telephone $40, or call at 121 East
| Main street for Victor records and sup
plies. Open evenings. The Talking Ma
| chine Store.
4 Mrs. A. C. Buchanan and little Hor
| tense Randall arrived home Monday
evening from a few days visit in Ell
dora, independence. and Waterloo.
Fifty-eight head of standard bred
horses and mares to be sold at Gearing,
Iowa March 26 and 81. Also six auto
mobiles, including three new ones. w.
A. Pollock, executor.
Fifty-eight head Of standard bred
| horses and mares to be sold at Fearing,
Iowa, March &c and q. Also six auto
| mobiles, including three new ones W..
A. Pollock, executor.
Canned goods week all the time at
Culley's. The biggest assortment of
| fruits and vegetables. Try those
| canned vegetables for soup, twelve
| kinds in a can for 10 cents. Culey.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
| United Evangelical church will hold a
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
James Debates, 1os West Linn street.
/ Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
John 1. Bell went to Des Moines this
morning, in response to a telegram an
nouncing that his nephew, Jack Nc
Pherson, Jr., was very low. Mr.. Bell
will remain in Des Moines indefinitely.
Mrs Murray Hammer and son Lee
and will remain indefinitely at the
home of Mr.. Hammers mother, Mrs.
Leo Mcnamara, who is ill at her home,
] 400 South Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Updike, of Mason
City, arrived in the city Monday eve
ming, called by the illness Of their
daughter. Mrs W. H. Bennett, 21o
South First avenue, who is Ill Of
peritonitis at st. Thomas hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Loss ar
| rived home Monday from Lacrosse.
death of Mrs. Loss's father, j. c. Foll-
| mer, who passed away Saturday Of
| arterial scerosis.
Big sale of standard bred horses and
| mares to be sold at Gearing, Iowa,
| March 26 and 81. Included in this sale
are High Fly with a mark of 2:04h,
Ante Shucks, 2:07A; Greco B, son Of
| the great Mckinney, and fifty other
good one. w. A. Pollock, Elk.
Big sale of standard bred horses and
mares to be sold at Fearing, Iowa,
March 26 and q. Included in this sale
are High Fly with mark Of 2:04k,
Ante Shucks. 2:07k; Greco R, son Of
the great Mckinney, and fifty other
good one. w. A. Pollock, Elk.
The lecture on Christian Science
dated for tonight at the New Odeon
theater, postponed until further notice.
the lecturer, Mr. Frank H. Leonard
. being unable to be present at this time
Signed, The Board of Directors. First
Church of Christ Scientist, Marshall
town, Iowa
If you contemplate buying an as
G. w. Seidel, superintendent of mo-
tive power and rolling stock Of the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railway, re-
| turned to the city Monday evening
from Moline, where he had been to
spend Sunday with his family. Mrs.
Seidel accompanied her husband and
will be here for week or so.
sortment of canned fruits or vegeta
bles soon, wait for canned goods week,
March 81 and April 5. Special on
Cameo canned goods all week; you can
save 12to 20 per cent according to the
assortment Get the coupon in Fri
days paper. Buy case assorted Get
the price.-Advertisem
IS-.aa 900. 17,,,;n,
national canned food week March 81
and April 6. We expect to give away.
by the plan outlined later, fifty dozen
each of Cameo loganberries. Cameo
one half pound japan tea, Cameo one
half pound breakfast cocoa, Cameo as
paragaus, ETC., ETC., to consumers. Read
coupons in Fridays paper. LET'S
Fletcher Company. Tell the cook"
Mrs. David Catlow, of Albion, was IS
years old Monday, and in celebration OF
the event family party was enjoyed
at the Catlow home. Among Mrs. Cat
lows gifts was box Of orange bios
SONS from Mrs. George Goodell. OF Los
Angeles, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Catlow. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobbs
and family, of this city, AMI Dr.. Jessie
Catlow, of Boone, were at Albion to at
tend the birthday anniversary party.
Mrs. w. A. George, Jr., Of 1o5 Marion
street, gave a party Saturday after
noon from 2 until 4, in honor Of her
son Raphaers 7th birthday anniver-
sary. The Easter idea was carried out
in decorations and menu, the center
piece being basket cut from loaf
Of bread, filled with colored Easter
eggs. Hazel Gordon assisted Mrs.
George in serving In guessing con-
test R.y Everist won the prize. Master
Raphael received many nice gifts. The
guests were Cecil. Roy and Gerald
Everist, Russell and Howard Flower.
somerfield Lusby. Boyd austin, RUS
sell, Sheehey, Edward Hoffa, Karl
Moehrl, Frederick Beckwith and Lyle
Thompson.