Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-10

Load deiivered.-Adv.
| n. r. Cliff, Of zearing, was in the
city Friday afternoon, en- route home
from business trip to northern Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Miller, of Clifford,
who have been here with relatives for
few days. returned to their home
Saturday.
Buy your medium, red clover, Alsack,
timothy and millet seed Gall recleaned. )
BoWles & Billings, sos Market street.
Phone 119.
/ We solicit your inspection of our
exceptionally complete line of spring
millinery novelties and trimmings. Miss
Middlekauff.
Try sack Of King Charles flour, it
is guaranteed better than any other;
$1.65 per sack. Your grocer will sup
ply ou.-Advertisement
Mrs. Nellie Jones left Friday night
for treeport, ILL.,, to attend the funeral
of her uncle. Nathan Yount. brother
of her mother. Mrs. c. A. Farber.
West Virginia splint has always been
standard fuel and remains so for the
particular buyer. We handle only the
best grades. Phone 554. w. T. Scott.
Mrs. Robert Miller and daughter
Bernice returned to their home in Ell
dora after spending a week at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barnard.
AS a result of falling from a step
ladder in her cellar, Mrs. Gus Amelung,
corner of Church and Second streets,
suffered a Coles fracture of the left
Iarm.
| More than any other. so we are told,
that Is, there are more sacks Of "Occi-
dent flour sold than any other flour
made. Buy of your grocer. He has it,
ADV.
King Charles -four has already found
great favor among the housewives OF
Marshalltown. The quality is there:
$l65 per sack your grocer.-Adver-
tisement.
Miss Lottie Oldrock, OF scobey.
Mont. who has been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Nancy Timmons, at Mar
ietta. is in the city for short visit
with Mrs. S. H. Reilly.
/ The Chicago & Northwestern's local
passenger No. 6, east bound, was de-
1ayed two hours into this city Sunday
night owing to breakdown Of a freight
train preceding it. west OF town.
j. G. Glenn returned Saturday from
Halstead, Kan, where he has been
since the LIST Of January. On Tuesday
MI. Glenn will go to Waterloo for a
visit and later will go to West Union.
Rev. and Mrs. John Thomson. of
Hampton, the former pastor of the
congregational church at that place,
spent Friday in the city as guests at
the home Of Mr.. Thomsori's daughter,
Mrs. Charles Eckman.
Mrs. w. w. Powers, of Casey, arrived
in the city Saturday night to visit for
time with her daughters. Mrs. F. z.
| Northup and Mrs. Daniel Ohern, the
! latter of Norman, Okla. Mrs. Powers
will go to Norman with her daughter
before returning home.
Mrs Mary Lindsay, sos East Church
street, is quite i'll at her home, suffering
with grip and complications. Her
| daughter. Mrs. L. Dunton, of Creston,
| is in the city caring for her mother.
Mrs. Lindsay's brother, 0. S. Chapman.
! of Bromley, accompanied by Mrs. Chap
man, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chap
man, spent Sunday at the Lindsay
| home.
| 1t is highly spectacular revival of
the French version of Balfe's best
work, The Bohemian Girl" which the
Aborn Opera Company will offer at the
! Odeon theater Wednesday evening, not
| only presenting an entirely new, elab-
10 ,oefx,
but in the effort for realism, introduce
ing much that is new and novel in
opera. including band Of real gyp-
sizes, troupe Of Arabs, numerous horses,
etc. Odeon.
Mrs. Roy Shipton. assisted by Mrs.
Ward Robinson, and Mrs. w. j.. Lynch,
entertained the Ladies Aid Society Of
the Green Mountain congregational
Ladies Aid Society in the church base
ment at an all-day meeting Thursday.
Several of the husbands of members
were present, and fifty in all sat down
to dinner that was served at noon. In
the afternoon the regular meeting of
the aid was held. The next meeting
will be held on Wednesday. March 10.
at the church, with Mesdames ]. B.
Classen, Will Baird, and Harry Nc
Clure as hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Lynn. living four
miles south Of State Center. who have
recently completed a beautiful new
residence on their farm entertained al
large company OF friends and relatives
Sunday. At noon an elaborate dinner
was served by Mrs. Lynn. Among the
guests were w. E. Lynn, OF Oakville:
DR.. A. A. Lynn. Of Waterloo; DR.. and
Mrs. E. c. Lynn and children. DR.. A. r.
Lynn. and Mr. and Mrs, O. B. Waters
all OF this city Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Cunningham. Of Baxter; Mrs. Frank
HummeL Of Cedar. Rapids: and Mrs. D.
r. Jackson. Of Spokane. Wash. DR.. A.
A. Lynn of Waterloo, and w. e. Lynn,
Of Oakyilie, were guests at the home OF
o- E. G Lynn Saturday night.