Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-30

Mairs, Over 100 East Main.
Mr.. John A. Clemens, of Clemens
was in the city on business Friday.
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases Of WON
en- and obstetrics Office over the FL
deity bank.
We don't want the expense of NOV
ing our big furniture stock. You car
save money by buying now. Marion
Gard.
Mr.. Charles A. DEUEL. and daughter
Miss Pearl, returned Friday afternoon
from brief visit with friends in Des
MoineS.
MIR. and Mrs B. L. VOORHEES,, who
have been visiting in Grinnell with
friends for few days, returned home
this morning.
Cook stoves, ranges, soft coal heat
ers and also five hard coal heaters
that will sell at prices to move. Bates
103 West Main.
Think it over Then decide to go to
built furniture and discount of more
than third.
Master Phaietous Hurd went to Ne
vada Friday afternoon to remain over
Sunday with his brother, Mr. Emery
Hurd and wife.
/ Give the Marshalltown Dress club
a trial with that skirt or coat. We
make a speciality of all kinds Of ladies'
work. We also fit and alter skirts.
Both phones.
Miss Anna Penders, of Rockwell, who
has been Miss Mary McMahons guest
for a week, went to Oskaloosa Fri
| day evening to visit her brother, Mr..
Richard T. Penders.
Mrs. D. Molison, of Story City, and
Mrs. Catherine Black and daughter.
Miss Harriet j. Black, of Emmetsburg.
are visiting at the home of Mrs. D. e.
Collins, North Second avenue.
See Tony Psenicka about that suit
or overcoat. He has the fabrics, the
workmen and the style to please you.
You'll get better satisfaction from one
of Psenickas tailor made suits
Marshalltown lodge, No. 312, B. P. o.
ice Sunday afternoon at $3.50 at the
invited to be present. NJ. S. McFar-
land, exalted ruler.
The ladies of st. PauPs Guild enjoyed
kensington Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. D. T. Denmead Mrs
Knisely read Christmas story, and
music was another pleasant feature of
the social afternoon.
Trousers and suits. We are making
to order. In fact they are making
sensation. Why is it? Simply this:
a man gets garment made here and
he is satisfied. He tells his friend,
and so it goes. Swanson, the tailor.
Aliens gold watches are the talk
of the town. Never so many beautiful
ones shown before and every one
good time keeper. as well as first
class make. Buy the boy nice watch,
a reliable one and that means buy it
Of Allen.
About a dozen former pupils of Miss
Minna Carr. now of ST. Paul, in the
business college here, spent a pleasant |
evening with her Friday, at the home
of Miss Inez Ray, All North First av-
enue. Music was enjoyed and light |
were served.
Mrs. H. c. Fuller of Lehigh, who
was called to the city by the sick
ness of her sister. Mrs. c. w. Hughes, |
departed for her home this morning.
Mrs. Hughes was able to be removed
to her home Thanksgiving, and she is
making a rapid and complete recov-
cry.
a Thanksgiving night dancing party
at State Center attracted number of
young people from this city who were
the guests of Miss Agnes DoWd. The
party comprised Misses Mary. Anna,
and Josephine Mcmahon, Theresa
Jordan, Mary Windsor and Georgia
and Anna Penders. of Rock
we'll: Messrs. w. C. McCarten Edward
md William White, and Bernard
Brady.
With Buster Brown this season
IN added feature will be the Hughes
Musical Trio who come from the
eading vaudeville theatres where for
several seasons they have been head
liners. For this season they have pre-
pared some new and decidedly novel
musical conceptions which will receive
heir first local presentation on the &C.
,asion of the engagement of Buster
Brown" at the Odeon tonight Prices
IS, so, Is and 81.
The finest Coffee Substitute ever :
made has recently been produced by
Or. Shoop of Racine, Wis. You don't
ave to boil it twenty or thirty min
ties. MADE in a minute" says the
loctor Health Coffee" is really the
losest Coffee Imitation ever yet pro-
uced. Not a grain of real Coffee in S
t either Health Coffee Imitation is i
made from pure toasted cereals of &
rains, with malt, nuts, etc. Really it
you'd fool an eXpert-were he to I'M =
drink it for Coffee Sold =
y c. H. Culley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. McNeeley Q
ntertained at their home, 4O1 West {
lain street, Friday evening, a COM
any of fifty guests at a $50 dinner,
to Miss Grace Conlee, +
Galesburg, III. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
owley Of Clinton, and Mrs F. S. u
,aufmann, of Los Angeles, assisted II
lie host and hostess and the guest of /.
onor in receiving. Five hundred was
oft