Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-28
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The City in Brief

The City in Brief
Pictures without an eye strain. Lyric
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main
Pictures without an eye strain. Lyric
Western drama, ION Ell Canine" rec
tonight. Lyric.
J. E. Powers. Of Liscomp, was in tn,
city today on business.
Special sale on electrical shades; bi.
assortment. A. w. Carroll & Co.
scott's coal office. 1T East Main
with American Express Company.
Fig Sen" tablets, natures own lax
alive, 25 and so cent boxes. Elder.
Observation-Disclosures hat maker.
and apprentices. Miss Middlekauff.
P. r. Wood. NJ. D.. eye ear specialist
ana general surgeon; opposite Pilgrim
Try load Of petroleum coke 70,
your hot water plant. Phone 554. w
T. Scott.
Wanted-At Pilgrim Hotel, expert
enced head waitress and one side
waitress.-Advertiseme
II. j. Benson, of Union, who has beer
to Denver on a business trip of a few
days, returned home this morning.
Tomorrow is clock day. Dainty
handy, beautiful little clocks for 81
cents; real 81 value. Hodges Jewelr,
Store.
Our Franklin county lump has nj
ways given the best of satisfaction 70,
furnaces and heaters. Phone 554. w
T. Scott
Try sack of King Charles -four i
is guaranteed better than any other
sl.6o per sack. Your grocer will sup
ply Observation-Disclosures.
We viii handle your coal order in tn,
very pest manner possible. Best grades
clean coal and careful drivers are oul
hobbies. Phone 554. w. T. Scott.
When passing by, drop in and let u
show you a few of the nifty" new
spring suitings. You'll not be urged t,
buy. Hopkins & Son. the popular
tailors.
King Charles flour has already fount
great favor among the housewives o
Marshalltown. The quality is there
$l.65 per sack your grocer.-Adver
tisement
Master Mechanic W. T. Leyden, O
the II. & ST. L.. went to Oskalooss
Thursday night, and from there left fol
Albert Lea. where he will remain for :
brief stay on business.
Just the handy little clock that ever,
lady has been looking for. A real 5.
value for so cents, because it's clocl
day at this store Saturday and thi!
means Saturday only will you get this
dainty little clock for so cents. Hodges
Misses Ethel Ward and Helen Peter.
son entertained twelve of their cir
friends at cards Thursday evening a,
the Ward home, S East State street
Music was also enjoyed during tn,
evening, and the hostesses served
lunch.
Boardman & Lawrence have filed sui
In the district court against C. B. Mat
son and T. G. WEIGH to collect on ,
promissory note for $3.50, alleged t,
have been given to George w. Curtis
Jr., former banker OF Ferguson, ane
assigned by him to the plaintiffs.
Witenagemote Club members were
entertained at their regular study SEES
sion Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Jennie Wilson, 10 East Grant street
The club is now studying "Bryce's
Travels in South America" Items OF
interest relative to the country were
given at roll call.
Plasterers employed by the super
visors are at work repairing all the
walls Of the court house where the ole
plastering has Clipped or fallen off. A.
result all Of the county offices were
today Uttered with the refuse. The re-
pairing will probably necessitate the
redecorating; of most OF the building
AS surprise to Mrs. James Woods
who is to remove soon from the neigh
borhood to home on Bromley street
fourteen friends in the neighborhood
gathered at the Woods home, zoos
South First avenue, Thursday after
noon. The hours were spent socially,
and refreshments that the guests
brought were served.
Chaplain Jesse Cole. Of the soldiers
home, who has been ill for several
weeks at his home, is not improving
very rapidly, and is able to sit up only
a few minutes at a time. Altho a re
lapse in his case became noticeable
last Sunday, it is believed that the pa
.ient has held his own practically all
week.
When Mrs. William Wycoff, 404 East
Nevada street, struck match in her
kitchen about $3.50 Thursday evening. a
part Of the head alighted in a vessel
containing gasolene. The oil caught
fire and exploded, setting fire to the
interior Of the room. The department
was called and the fire was confined to
the one room, where it did damage Of
$50 or SIS to the building ard contents.
The Harmony Aid Society was enter
Thursday afternoon by Mes
danes Susan Mooney and r. E. Greer
at the Mooney home, 70S West Church
street. Following the business session
the hostesses served a two-course
luncheon, being assisted by Mrs.
MONEYS daughter, Miss Marie Mooney,
and daughter law Mrs. Floyd
Mooney.
AS a compliment to Mrs. Bruce Moi