Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-21
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5 The City in Brief !
Remember the horse sale for Janu-
airy 25.
DR.. Lierle oculist and aurist. Glass
es fitted. fremont block.
Horse buyers from Indianapolis
Hartford, Chicago and st. Louis, jan
uary 20.
| Wanted-Men to cut ice at Soldiers
Home Tuesday. Iowa Artificial Ice ane
Refrigerating Co.
Wanted-Men to cut ice at Soldiers
Home Tuesday. Iowa Artificial Ice ane
Refrigerating Co.
1t is not too early to contract for the
Pittsburg Perfect fence. Write fol
prices or see Schmidt.
Wanted A 16-year-old boy for
permanent position as assistant mail
ing clerk. Apply press room T.-R.
Just the thing to wear now. Ladies
To- button black silk gloves. with soft
fleece lining, for sale at Pratt & BaX-
ter's.
For Sale-One combination book
case and writing desk, one dining room
table, and kitchen cabinet. Call Tues
day, s North Fifth street.
The Royal Neighbors' aid will meet
with Mrs. Ross Sheetz, and Mrs. 5.
Harter at the Sheetz home, 2o7 West
Nevada street, Tuesday afternoon.
Travelling Agent S. B. Jones. of the
Chicago & Northwestern, headquarters
Eagle Grove, was in the city looking
after company business Saturday aft
ernoon.
There is but one guaranteed cure for
indigestion. Mi-o-na stomach tablets.
soc a box if they cure; nothing If they
fail. Sold by Mcbride & Will Drug
Company.
The Ladies Of the Loyal Legion of
Plymouth will give dance in Forney' 5
hall Tuesday evening, January %. Ev-
erybody welcome. Admission so cents
a couple.
Members st. Aldemar Commandery
attention.! Stated conclave Tuesday
evening, Jan. %, for business. Be pres
ent if possible Fred Wallace, Recorder;
/. 7. Forbes, E. C.
Local fuel merchants are exceedingly
busy as the result of the cold snap. A.
E. Wilbur & Sons are always busy fill
ing orders for fine furniture, carpets,
linoleum and draperies.
Teachers examinations for county
certificates will be held Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Of this week, at
the office of County Superintendent
Hostetler. These are the last examin-
ations until the latter part of June.
1t takes two or three hours to wash
the clothes of large family. 1t takes
six to ten hours to do the ironing. A
24-inch clothes mangle will finish all
plain pieces, or about one-half of the
clothes in one-half hour. It's good
value. See Schmidt.
MIS-. n. d. TIdlClS VI 1HNidhopoAASs
Ind, who has been spending the past
ten days with her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Hockey, left for her home this morn
ing. Mrs. Francis came here on ac-
count of the very serious condition OF
Mrs. Rockey, who is i'll of pneumonia,
but is now much improved.
The man who built up Postum until
he had an Independent fortune of $780,
100000 invested in real estate was not
afraid to<spend $3.50 every day for one
year for newspaper advertising. He
talked to so many millions of people
that only a few in every thousand
needed to buy in order to give him the
business he got.
Representative Wallace H. Arney, of
Taylor township. spent Saturday in the
city and at his home on business. Mr..
Arney, accompanied by Mrs. Arney,
went to Des Moines Sunday night,
where they will remain thru the rest of
the session of the legislature. Mr.. Ar
ney will return home perhaps every two
or three weeks.
A party of friends, composed of about
SO0piOo, SUI pIioSA MI. anu Mis-.
Leon Gregson at their home, 706 East
State street, Saturday evening, in cele-
bration of the 9th wedding anniver
sary of the couple. who were presented
with beautiful rocking chair. A nice
supper was also produced and all en-
joyed general good time. Another
surprise to Mr.. and Mrs Gregson was
the presence of the latter's two BROTH
ers, Messrs. Lund, from Eldora.
Owing to changes in the plans of the
General Federation of Women's Clubs,
the travelling art gallery will be on ex-
hibition in Marshalltown only one day,
Wednesday, Jan. %, at the Womens
Club rooms, from l to o'clock This
is rare opportunity for the people of
this city TO see line exhibition of Or
iginal paintings. A regular program
arranged by the art and music depart
ments, begins at 2:30 o'clock, which
the public is also permitted to enjoy
No guest tickets are to be used.
The list of patrons" for "Egypta"
is growing each day and the Odeon
will contain one of the most thoroughly
representative audiences in all its his
tory on Monday NIGHT January 90