Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24

4ouT grocer mas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SCOTS fuel stock is complete. Clean
coal and careful deliveries. w. T. Scott.
Opening sale of wall paper an week
at IS North First street. MoMurray's
Paper Store.
Tonight, j. Wesley Holland at Meth
odist church. Admission 25 cents
Advertisement.
The Archers will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. B. r. Smith, 8
South Fifth street.
Fine washed imported figs, also
dates. received this morning. George
L. Andrews, grocer.
Fifty gallon feed cooker. fine, heavy,
well finished goods, s11 at your station.
Schmidt's Hardware.
See our line Of fountains and feed
ers fo- poultry. Best line in city. w. E.
Brown. 5 West State street.
Fancy alfalfa seed 1856 per cent
pure at Bowles & Billings. only $40
per busheI. 305 Market street.-Ad-
vertsement.
Misses Katherine Commers and
Eeulah Colby went to Belle PLANE
this afternoon to attend a party given
by friends.
Herbert Leech, the little son of Wal
ter Leech. who was operated for hernia
at the Deacopcss hospital Monday, is
doing nicely today.
Miss Viola Jansen, sos South Sixth
avenue, who was operated for appen-
dicitis at the Deaconess hospital Mon
day is doing nicely.
am selling cream from the II. A.
Cole farm north Of town. 1t is choice
country cream. Telephone 374 Will
lard's Sanitary Dairy.
A. G. Brenneck will leave within 4
few days for Scranton, y. D.. where he
has under process Of orga Eization a
new brick and tile works.
Mrs. Peter Swanson, Of Green Noun
tain who is at st. Thomas hospital,
following an operation on the stomach,
Is making good recovery.
Charles Kobe, Of Colo, who is a pa
tient at the Deaconess hospital, where
he had an operation for cancer several
days ago, is doing very we'll
Revs. Patrick Carroll, Of Cedar Rap
les, and Alfred Meyer, of Watkins,
were in the city Monday night as the
guests Of Rev. ]. ]. Fitzpatrick.
The home and education department
OF the Wouan's Club viii! DE enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
w. f. Estel SO West Main street.
Miss Matilda rigges. OF Melbourne,
who ten days ago went thru al opera
ton for appendicitis at the Deaconess
hospital expects to return to her home
Wednesday.
Help the new hospital and spend a
pleasant evening at Methodist church
tonight; admission % cents. j. Wes-
ley Holland in his Interpretation Of
BLACK Rock. '--Advertisement
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
United Evangelical church will hold !ts
regular monthly business meeting
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Fred
Barnard. 1907 South Third avenue.
For Sale--Household furniture IN
Guiding. two dining room tables, two
gas plates, rug, bed complete. bureau.
kitchen table, rocker stand and ICE
box. Fred Gates. 6h South Second
street.
Az students enrolling for full
course during the opening week a. the
American College of Dcessinaking, will
be given full years subscription to
Pictorial Rcveiw.' Miss Cobb, over
90 West Main.
= Word received from Fairhope. Ala,
IS to the effect that w. G. Clemens. Of
this city, is very i'll. The Clcmenses
went to Fairhope last fall owing to Mr..
Clemens health. He is suffering from
pulmonary tuberculosis. Tho family
lives at 702 East Main street.
Have you seen the large cheese in
the McCord grocery window? Well.
better phone your order in for a piece.
This cheese is 10 be cut March 4. Many
orders received yesterday. The large:
the cheese the better the flavor.
George c. McCord west end grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Cartwright went
to Grinnell this morning to be present
at the wedding of Miss Gala Marie
Hand, of Portland, Ore. and Harry Y.
Wood. Of Caldwell. Idaho, which was
celebrated at noon. Miss Hand is the
sister of Mrs. Paul Norris of Grinneli
During the opening week. the Amer
lean College Of Dressnlakins will give
free to every woman visiting the school
a shirt waist pattern drafted to her
own measurement. taken while sac
waits The regular price of these in
dividually drafted patterns is 70 cents
each. Miss Cobb, over 20 West Main.
A mighty good time to order your
clover, timothy or alfalfa seed; We Will
hold for you till seeding time; you get
advantage Of present low prices.
Phone or sec us for medium red, al
syke, mammoth and alfalfa, CT tim
othy seed We show you purity test
made by state college at Ames. Bowes
& Billings.
The heavy fall of snow in parts Of
Missouri Monday SO crippled the Wa
bash train operating into Abba Monday
night that it made no connecrion what
ever with the north bound N. & ST, L..
train that arrived in this city about
l o'clock this morning. The Wabash
train arrived in Abba with only the
engine, q baggage car, and u mail car.
Now is the time to order your clover
seed, we have pure fancy clover seed,
also alfalfa and timothy seed, medium
red clever testing 99.6s pure at SIT.
$40, so in five bushel lots, freight paid to
destination: alfalfa seed testing. 1855
$40 per bushel, freight paid. We also