Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-07
Lingon berries at olson's.
Read Keller's clothes shop ad.
Purity chocolates. Alexander's.

Purity chocolates, AleNander's.
Plenty of fresh eggs at Olson's.
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DIR. Mighell. surgeon ana physician
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. % East Main
Buy your Pllshury and Sleepy Eye
flour of Olson's.
Mrs. Coye offers Ss5 Stevens suits,
spring styles for $l5
Dill pickles, plain and mixed, sweet
and sour pickles at Olson's.
We stil continue selling high grade
Minnesota -four ut $3.50 Il sack. Kirk
Bros.
| Norway herring. English breakfast
mackerel and imported anchovies at
| Olsons.
| Our 5000 yards of cmbroideries, ali
widths at 10c per yard. These are
great values. NJ. +. Andrews.
| Don't forget the German Rebecca Aid
Society dance and bazaar, Thursday,
February 8, ut odd Fellows hall
| The home and education department
! of the Women's Club VIII meet with
Mrs. Charles Whitehead. los North
Third street. tomorrow afternoon.
During the sale of Inerseal goods on
Thursday afternoon at the Redmen's
hall you can get any OF the goods adj
vertised at the grocery store of Rey-
nods g. Sheldon.
Supervisor w. H. Jones went to
State Center this morning to attend
the Dusell sale of stock and farm i'm
plements, on the l.. IS. Goodrich farm,
south of that place.
Just received fifty dozen necltwear,
all styles. lace collars, turnovers, plain
and fancy stocks. embroidered collar
and cuff sets. All the latest novelties.
M. f. Andrews.
| Let us have your orders for fuel be-
fore the bad storms which are sure to
! come and sure to cause delay in ship
| ments and possibly trouble II not &C
| tual suffering. Gregory Coal Coke and
Lime Co.
The Brlntons have the best moving
picture show travelling. Tonight at the
| Odeon they will show pictures of the
RussianJapan war and the St Louis
| worlds fair. Bargain prices. 10, is and
| % cents.
Mr.. Frank Swearingen. of Liscomb
| township, president of the Corn Belt
Meat Producers Association of Mar
shall county, went to Des Moines this
morning to attend the annual meeting
of the association.
William Gerber of Burlington, ac-
companying the body of his father,
Emanuel Gerber. who died at the Sol
diers' Home Sunday evening. left this
morning for Burlington, where the
funeral will be held, and the body will
be inferred.
l.. l.. Conner and wife are making
preparations to remove to their farm
adjoining Hampton, and are packing
their goods ready for shipment to-
morrow. Mr.. Conner will accompany
the car, and Mrs. Conner will go to
Hampton Thursday.
John w. Boggie, we'll known Iowa
Central brakeman, who has been con-
| fined to his home in this city three
weeks, owing to. illness. resumed his
run Monday evening, going north on
| No. g. H. Groce, of Oskaloosa, who
has been supplying the run during Mr..
| Boggies absence, returned to his home
| Monday evening.
| The Literary Clan met Monday even
| ing with Miss Maybel French, who
gave a good paper on the life and art
of "Winslow Homer" The remainder
of the evening was spent socially and
with light refreshments. Mrs. S. p.
Knisely, tho not a member, will en-
terrain the Literary Clan in a social
way at her home next Monday evening.
The Dancing Club, recently formed,
will hold meeting ut Ely & Dunns
office, over City National bank, this
evening at 1880. Officers will be elect
ed and final arrangements for the
parties made. Already forty have join
ed the club and the success of the par
ties is assured. Hon. e. F. Cummings
was active in securing the member
ship list.
The members of the Ladies' Reading
| Circle met at the home of Mrs. G. S.
Giddings Monday afternoon. The read
ers were Mrs. ]. Fl. HI. Frisbee and
Mrs. Giddings, and a new book was
begun. Wolfgang Menzel's History Of
Germany" in four volumes. which
promises to prove extremely interest
ing. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. James Hail.
The Entire Nous Club met at the
home of Mrs. James l.. Williams, 511
East Church street, Monday afternoon.
and carried out it's program according
to the calendar. The subject for con-
sideration was Hamilton Wright Nab
les Essays On Nature and Culture,
and the readers We're Mrs. f. Fl. Will
ard and Mrs. James T.. Williams. The
meeting next week will be at the home
of Mrs Jennie Williams SOP South
Second avenue.
The board of supervisors Monday
ordered purchased a new and larger
book rack for the east wall of the
vault of the county recorders Office,
which will give space for the storage
of ninety-two additional record books.
The old rack will be taken out and
placed in the vault in the auditors Of
flee. Movable book racks were also
ordered purchased for the county
treasurer's office, so all Of the tax
books and records may be placed in the
vault when the office is not open. The
board adjourned until Wednesday
morning.
The recently discovered spots on the