Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-21
Dance at Forneys hall Saturday.
Dr. Burkart, osteopath, 302 w. Main.
Drs. Conway. physicians and sur
roonS

Ouu cent. Low price. No OeAseis, -
North First avenue
Post card albums from 10 cents III
TO 81. Liebig's.
More nice country dressed chickens
at Reynolds & Sheldon.
DIR. Lierle, oculist and ,aurist Glass.
es lifted. fremont block.
| All the buyers will be back for the
horse sale Friday. Feb. %.
Special attention given to farmers
wants at Gowdy 4 Crazy horse sale.
Boil meat % pounds for 81, 81,
pounds for % cents, at Flowers mea
market.
The coffee sale at the cooperative
Grocery company continues until next
Thursday.
Try a sack of Little Hatchel
-four for sale by Whitney & Parks
40 East Church street.
| Munsing underwear dependable
/ recommendabe. commendable Sold
only by NJ. F. Andrews.
| On account Of Washington's birth
day, Il legal holiday. the public library
will be closed Friday, February %.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church will meet with Mrs. f. n
Dinges, 512 West Church street, Fri
| day afternoon.
| Oleomargarine. good substitute fol
| butter pure and healthful, Is cents pei
pound. two pounds for 80 cents a,
| Flowers meat market.
The largest stock and the greatest
assortment of fine elnbroideries ever
brought to Marshalltown is now on dis
play at NJ. r. Andrews.
One lot childrens eiderdowns coats
to 4 years size (slightly soiled). worth
$3.50 to s175 To close have made the
cheap price of 80 cents each. Pratt &
Baxter.
The w. r. c. celebration of Wash
ington's and Lincoln's birthdays, to
have been observed at the east court
room Friday afternoon, has been post
poned.
Farmers. attention. We will be III
Marshalltown Saturday, February %,
and will pay highest market prices for
all kinds of horses. Finkle feed shed.
Morrison Bros
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
with Mesdames William and Frank
Clemens, at the home Of the former,
702 East Main street
Rev. Mr.. McCord will give the first
Of series of talks on books, to the
high school pupils, on Saturday, Feb.
%, in the lecture room of the public
library at $3.50 o'clock.
l.. S. Beattie. who has been an oper-
ator In the office of the Iowa Central
train dispatcher at Oskaloosa has been
made a train dispatcher by L. S.
Brown, chief dispatcher.
Fred NJ. Wilbur, of this city, was
Wednesday elected member of the
executive committee of the Iowa Re-
tail Furniture Dealers Association,
which closed it's annual meeting at
Des Moines last night.
We show the Louise stocking for
ladies. Absolutely the best 25c stock
ing made. They have our name
stamped on every pair. This hose has
no equal for wear. Nettie Ingledue &
Co., the Up-to-Date Dry Goods House.
Misses Mabel sOrdway and Alma
Giddings, teachers of the third and
fourth grades, respectively, of the Ar
mold school. are confined to their home
he o,in I've GSi1hort-iS
supplying the place of Miss Ordway,
and Mrs. G. c. Urine is teaching Miss
Giddings' pupils.
The paper read by Mr.. L. C. Abbott,
of this city, before the convention of
Iowa hardware dealers at Des Moines,
Wednesday, attracted much Interest
and discussion. Mr.. Abbott argued
and it was the duty of the business
man to enter politics and give munich
palities and state the benefit of their
business experiences.
Miss Allene Mansfield, PA West
Main street, entertained about dozen
of her girl friends very delightfully."-
Wednesday evening, The guests, by
request OF their hostess, all came
dressed as little girls. Miss Ruth Left
Ter sang, and Miss Sabina Stanton gave
several piano numbers. Light refresh
ments were served by the hostess, as
sisted by her sister, Miss Gertrude
Mansfield.
The young ladies of the Delft Chi,
a birthday anniversary club, were de-
lightfuily entertained Wednesday eve
ming by Miss Lola Putzel, 1O3 North
Second avenue. There were sixteen
guests, including Miss Gladys Salt, of
New York City, and four course din
hostess was presented with pretty
spoon, according to the custom of the
club. The evening was enjoyed with
music and dancing.
Isn't it just little "nervy" to ask
people to walk all the way to your store
to find out what you have to sell or
whether you haye anything to sell or
not? If it pays to carry the bundle
home for them, be it spool of thread or
a good sized darning needle why not
go to them and tell them what you
have in your store? There is nothing
like a parade to arouse ones curiosity
to see the whole show, and the T.-R.
goes into 80 per cent of the homes in
Marshall county
Marshalltown friends who met Mrs
r. C. Greer, of Blunt. S. D.. sister of
Mrs. II. D. Wilbur, while on recent
visit here, will be sorry to learn that
she has been compelled to submit to a