Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-22

cheap. M +. Andrews.
Have some nice brood mares con-
signed for the sale January %.
For the balance of this week ladies
skate for 10 cents at Kinks rink.
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For the balance of this week ladies
skate for 10 cents at Kinks rink.
Schutzenbach, South Third avenue
for good meats Also all kinds of con-
diments.
Horse buyers from Indianapolis
Hartford, Chicago and ST. Louis, jan
uary %.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Killmar, of Mar
settles, ILL.,. are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. f. NJ. Johns.
All womens and childrens coats go
at y price. Some good styles among
them. NJ F. Andrews.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid dance. at
Forney's hall, Friday. January %. Ad-
mission 10c, evening tickets soc.
Don't spend your money for cloth
coat when you can buy fur coat for
the same money. M. f. Andrews.
Il
The w. r. c. aid society will meet
with Mrs. Virginia Jones. over us
East Main street, Wednesday after
| noon
Remember what CulleN says about
"Culley's Best -four. You can try it
at Culley's expense. There is no other
flour quite so good.
Miss Ila Hill. of Green Mountain,
who underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis at St Thomas hospital a
few days ago. is doing nicely.
The Schutzenbach meat market.
South Third avenue, is enjoying big
trade in steaks. Do you get yours
there? They are nice and tender. You
ought to give him trial order
| The funeral of Mrs. Emily King was
| held from the Soldiers Home assembly
hall this morning. Rev. Elijah B..
Jones, officiating The body was TAX
en- to Manchester today for burial.
There is no worry about the plumb
| ing work when it is done by the Nc
| Carten Plumbing Company, because
when they do it it is done right. Talk
to our patrons and be convinced.
Breaks up a cold in six hours-noth-
ing gives quicker relief in coughs and
colds than Hyomei Goes right to the
spot and kills the germs. Money back
| if it fails. Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
The Ladies of the Loyal Legion of
Plymouth will give ladies' dance in
Forney's hall tonight. Everybody well
come. Admission so cents couple.
Ferguson's six-piece orchestra will
furnish music.
Chapter BIB. of P. E. O., met Monday
afternoon with Mrs I. o. Kemble.
the reading being from Great Books
AS Life Teachers" Mrs. McKim,
p. E. o., but not a member of this
chapter. was present.
Dr. N. c. Morse, of Eldora, was in
the city Monday evening between
trains, being on his way to Des Moines.
where today he was in attendance az
the annual meeting of the Surgical Clin-
ical Society of Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Chaplin, Of I'm
ion, were in the city Monday, leaving
in the evening for Hammond, La.
where they will remain for some time.
They also expect to touch at different
points of interest in Florida, and will
not be home until the latter part of
March
Mrs. III. P. Bigelow, who was called to
Eldora by the very serious sickness of
her mother, Mrs. Rathbone, returned
home this morning. Mrs. Rathbone is
suffering from a complication of dis
eases, due to general debility and old
age, but when Mrs. Bigelow left this
morning, she was somewhat improved.
Miss Florence Gale the beautiful and
talented American actress, universally
accepted as the best Juliet since Mary
Anderson, will soon be seen in this IA
vorite role at the Odeon Friday even
ing. January %, assisted by a strong
acting company and a superb scenic
production.
The Entire Nous Club members were
entertained Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Harry Waterman. As
the birthday anniversaries of several in
the club occur this week, the regular
study was dispensed with, and a social
afternoon was enjoyed. during which
refreshments We're served.
Burt Isenhart, who has been en-
ployed as assistant day baggageman
at the union station for the past five
months, left for Missouri Valley Mon
day night, where he has been assigned
to duty in charge of the Northwestern
pumping station at that point. Guy
Miller succeeds him in the baggage
room.
The foundation for the new Nc
Combs Bros apartment house at 209-
2091a East State street, is practically
completed. and the Work of construc-
ton will be pushed just as fast as the
weather will permit. If conditions
prove as favorable during the rest of
the winter as they have SO far. the
building will be ready for occupancy
by April /.
Mr.. c. krCener, of Melbourne was
in the city Monday, coming to consult
a specialist regarding mastoid trou-
BILE that has developed within recent |!
days, from contracting a severe cold. |
fering for about two weeks Mr.. |
kroener went to Albion Monday even |
ing to spend the night with his son-in- |
law, Mr. j. j. Filler, and returned to |
the city today
Chaplain Jesse Cole. of the soldiers |