Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-02

DE. Burkart, oSteopath, SU2 w. MalH
Travelling Auditor John Mershon, of
the Iowa Central, and Minneapolis ~
ST Louis, spent Friday night in the
i city
Costumes for the masquerade at the
band fair tonight can be secured at
Brennecke's tailor shop until 9 p. M
Prices reasonable.
First class farm loan investments
can be obtained from Sutton & Evans,
! farm loan attorneys, p. O. Box Sc, Tul-
sa, Indian Territory.
Perolin Sweeping Material is per-
| feet dust and disease germ destroyer.
4 Don't fail to see the excellent display
of it at the d. c. Wilbur Store.
The Christian Church Ladies Mis-
sonary society met Friday with Mrs.
Edwin Farber, 2O41s North Fifth street,
and enjoyed an interesting meeting.
| Mr.. George LaPlant underwent quite
a severe operation for fistula this NOR
| ing at his home, los South First ave-
nue., but rallied nicely, and is doing as
well as could be expected.
| The Flora De Voss Company will
present new comedy drama at the
Odeon Sunday evening. Prices 10. 90
and 30 cents. Moving pictures and
specialties between the acts:
Stomach dosing does not cure ca
tarrh. Breathe Hyomei, and the med
ication reaches every spot where the
catarrh germs are present. Mcbride &
| TN,.,,.~ No, .nll y,o
Unity court No. "a, Tribe OF Ben
Hur, will hold its regular meeting OF
Monday night, February II, instead of
on Monday evening, February 4. Mem
| bers please take notice. G. b. Nc
Combs chief.
Dr. Fl. l.. Getz, permanently located
at the old stand. 210 East Main street.
Office hours s 10 8, and 10 to II a. M,
3 to and to s p. m. New phone 440.
residence, Stoddart hotel. Phone, new,
245, phone old, 227.
/ Anthony Psenicka has new and
hobby line of fabrics for spring suit
ings. They are the latest patterns and
can make your suit to fit and look we'll
Besides the cut will be correct and
strictly up to date
The regular meeting of the Methodist
| Church Woman's Foreign Missionary
society was held Friday afternoon with
| Mrs. c. w. Sparks, 514 North Third
street The meeting was very interest
ing, and quite we'll attended.
The L'Avenir club, social organiza-
ton composed of young ladies, held it's
initial meeting Friday evening with
May Mcnamara, los West State street
Music was enjoyed and later in the
evening the hostess served refresh
ments.
Did you ever stop to think why we
are doing business While others are
looking for work? 1t is all in a nut
shell our prices are within every
body's reach. Suits made to order. SIS
| National Merchandise and Tailoring
Company
Superintendent Aaron Palmer, who
has been In Maquoketa for a few days
preparing to move the family to this
city, will arrive here. accompanied by
Mrs. Palmer Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Palmer will at once take up their res
ldence at Ill North Third street
Did you ever stop to think why we
| are doing business while others are
looking for work? 1t is all in nut
shell our prices are within every
body's reach. Suits made to order. SIS
National Merchandise and Tailoring
Company
A platform meeting with short talks
by men from various walks of life will
be a feature of the meeting at the
Railroad Y. NJ C. A. tomorrow at $3.50
p. m. There will be short talks by a
lawyer, a grocer. dentist, and several
business and railroad men. Music by
the Crescent Mandolin Club.
There was quite a good attendance
Friday evening at the social enjoyed by
the city union and young peoples
Christian societies. in the basement of
the Congregational church. The af-
| fair was planned by the union social
committee. composed of one member
from each society. and various inter-
esting amusements had been provided.
Refreshments of frappe and waters
were served
Mrs. James Crabtree, sO4 West Linn
SlESGl. Is very SCliOuSIy olSh VIII Sdll.
Ger of the stomach, and her condition
is such that it is feared that she can
not live long A daughter. Mrs Harry
| Cammack, of Chicago. who was sum-
moned on account of her mothers crit
ical condition. is With her. Mr.. Cam
mack arrived this morning. He will
probably remain only over Sunday, but
Mrs. Cammack will be here indefinitely.
The Ladies of the Maccabees, their
husbands and friends, to the number of
about 225, gathered at Red Mems hall
Friday evening to enjoy program of
vocal and instrumental music, and rec
litations. A substantial lunch was serv-
| ed, followed by dancing. The affair
| was given by the older members of the
hive, in honor of the new ones. num-
boring fifty seven, secured during the
year 1906, and was thoroughly enjoyed
by all.
Mr. Fred Busby, who is attending
Rush Medical College, Chicago, is quite
i'll at his apartments threatened with
an attack of pneumonia, Word has
| been sent by his brother, Manager A.
j. Busby of the Odeon, to have him
brought here if his condition will per-
NIT. that he may have home treatment.
Pneumonia is very prevalent in Chi
cAgo this winter and classmate and
one of the professors of the college
died ONLY few days ago.