Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-10
Fresh fish at culley's this week.


| Fresh fish at Culley's this week.
| Valentines! Valentines at Powers
| DR.. Burkart. osteopatl:. 3G2 West MAR
f! Dr. Lierle, over Walton & White
heads.
The finest line OF valentines in the
| city at Powers
| Our crash sale is a grand success. Do
not miss it. M. r. Andrews.
The Hawthorne Club met Monday at
! ternoon with Mrs. +. l.. Meeker.
Plenty of those canned goods at
rushing out prices at Culley's.
Valentines! Valentines! Call and
see them at Powers 2s East Main.
Household goods for sale; also baby's
new go-cart. Call 2o7 North Second
avenue.
Wednesday will be the last day we
offer the pure linen 121a cent crash for
| s 1-3 cents. M. r. Andrews.
! A two line want ad in the T.-R. can
run two days for twenty-five cents and
it speaks twice to $4,000 people.
| We have the largest line of lace cur
| tains in the city from which you can
make selection. Lee, Benedict & Co.
We have a complete line of chate-
LANES, and all the latest novelties in
bags, including the Netsuke. NJ. +. An
drews.
Mrs. Lottie Lewis and Mrs. Kate
Harter will entertain the Royal Neigh
hors' aid society at Mrs. Lewis home,
512 South Second street, Wednesday
afternoon.
T.. u. Tatman, who will open tailor
ing emporium at 10 West Main street,
Feb. Is, made a special study of dress
suits while III New York recently Sc
lecting his spring goods.
The members of the Presbyterian
church will tender Rev. and Mrs. F. w.
Russell, who are soon to leave the city
for Boulder, Col a farewell reception
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George j..
BiXson, on South Fifth avenue,
"Wednesday evening.
The Entire Nous Club met with Mrs.
George Whitton Monday afternoon.
Refreshments We're served by the host
ess. The guests of the club were Mrs.
C. H. Whitehead, Mrs. Hiram Willard,
Mrs. Thad Evans, and Mrs. Cushman,
of Lake City.
Signet Chapter No. 3s Royal Arch
Masons, will hold a special convoca-
ton for work in the r. A. degree this
(Tuesday) evening, Feb. 10. Banquet
follows work. Visitors cordially in
v;ted. Members please take notice that
gayel falls at 1880 p. m. l. I. Forbes.
Fl. P.
Work on the Iowa Central, coal
chutes, which was planned to be done
lat both Oskaloosa and Olds last fall,
but was not owing to delays. was COM
menced Monday. The chutes at the
former place will be of twenty pockets,
while those at Olds will be OF ten
pockets. About two months will be
required to complete the work
The regular meeting of the Political
Equality Club will he held with Mrs.
Watson Roberts, Z North Fourth street,
Wednesday evening. The subject will
be. What is the Most Important Cues
ton to be Settled by the Present Con-
gress?" and will be IN the nature of a
general discussion.
The February broadway" contains
the ltaest portrait of Miss Marguerite
Sylvia, who appears next Thursday eve
ming at the Odeon in THE Strollers."
Miss sylvia is a woman Of the most at
tractive personality and has an irresist
ible charm of manner, both on and oft
the stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter oleson, who have
been spending the past two months
in Norway visiting relatives, arrived
home Monday evening. Mr.. Oleson
was formerly foreman of the LeGrand
Quarry Company's quarry at Timber
Greek. but has been promoted to, the
foremanship of the companys quarry
at Mt Vernon Mr.. and Mrs. Oleson
leave for Mt. Vernon this evening.
The literature department of the
Women's Club of which Mrs. May r..
Montgomery is chairman, was enter
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs. S.
p. Knisely. The life of William e.
Gladstone was the subject for the af-
ternoon. Much enthusiasm was shown
in considering the work of Gladstone as
6 statesman and scholar. AT the close
of the program refreshments Were
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
| James Cammack.
George Proud, the armless vagabond
who was but recently discharged after
having served repeated Jail sentences
| in this city for intoXication, is in Jail
at Oskaloosa on like charge. Pending
| in the police court there is a case in
! which Proud is complaining witness.
and Art Cooper and Eugene Ford, two
1 young colored men. defendants. Proud
claims the colored men held him UP and
robbed him.
A misunderstanding among the union
| carpenters of the city came near inter-
4 e1.;,,r. witty, tho Patterson