Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-14
Vote for the interurban.
It's tonight. Finkle's hall.

| The Voice of the Street by ErHes
Poole. at Liebig's.
Dr. Lierle, oculist and aurist GLASS
es fitted. fremont block.
Vote! Vote! Vote for the interurbar
and new Marshalltown.
4 Be sure and vote for the interurban
and greater Marshalltown.
so Long, Mary" I'll meet YOU at the
Royal Highlander carnival tonight al
Finkle's hall.
Woodmansee can save you money on
your groceries. Corner Church street
and First avenue.
1t is your duty to vote tomorrow on
the interurban tax aid question Make
it Marshalltown day.
Our sweet potatoes this week are UP
to the usual high standard of excel
lence. Reynolds & Sheldon.
The Royal Neighbors' aid society
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Irwin, los South
Third street.
See the installation of officers at Fin
kles hall tonight. by the Royal High
landers at s o'clock. Admission free
before that hour.
Nickel plated warming bottles. to
warm the bed. to keep your feet warm
in the buggy. See Schmidt for new
and handy speciahies.
Miss Elda Jackson, who has been Wis
i ira, NJ
Des Moines, formerly of Marshalltown,
a week. returned home this morning.
1 ----~~ So
Rev. o. Qualen, pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church, spent Sum
day in Dunbar, where he filled the pull
pit of the church there Sunday MORN
ing and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Durham. 119
South Ninth street, informally enter
tanned few friends at o'clock din
ner Saturday evening. A most pleasant
time was enjoyed.
The condition of Louis Armbruster
| remains practically unchanged today.
In some respects he is better than he
was Saturday, and in other ways he
seems not so we'll.
Special Notice--We Will make to or
| der for you So pair of pants free
with every suit order for the next thir-
| ty days. National Merchandise Tailor
ing Co.. iii East Main street.
Special Notice-We will make to or
der for You So pair of pants free
with every suit order for the next thir-
ty days. National Merchandise Tailor
ing Co, Ill East Main street.
The polls will be open from a. m.
until p. m tomorrow to allow all vot-
of the tax payers have signed the Pc
tition. and all should vote for the in
terurban.
The travelling art gallery of original
paintings will be in Marshalltown on
January 90, % and "a under the di-
rection of the Woman's Club. The
program to have been given January
is has been postponed until January
90.
Do not forget the big semi-annual
sale at the D. G. Wilbur Store. Moth
ing will be reserved during this sale.
and you will have the opportunity of
the year for getting just what you
have needed for your home at the low
est possible figure.
Mrs. Peter Paulson, of LeGrand, who
is making her home for the present
with her uncle, j. T. jackson and fam
lily, is the mother of an eight-pound
girl. born today. Mr.. Paulson, after
a brief visit here, returned to LeGrand
today. Mother and babe are doing
we'll.
Byron Webster's condition is about
the same as it was Saturday. except
that in sitting up Saturday he over
did himself little and suffered hit
tie from the effects of the exertion,
SO that he was not allowed to attempt
to sit up again Sunday. His general
condition is no worse.
Owing to the popularity Of our for
mer sales we are going to have a.
sale from January Is to February Is,
during which time our immense stock
of new and good goods in the way of
furniture and floor coverings will be
priced lower than ever before. The
d. C. Wilbur Store on West Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buttschau living three
miles northeast of this city, returned
Saturday night from Rochester, Mimi,
where they have been for the past
month Mr.. Buttschau entered the
hospital there, and was operated on
for tumor of the intestines. The oper-
alton was successful but he is still in
weakened condition of health, altho
getting along as nicely as could be ex-
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Speers en-
tertained at dinner and cards Satur-
day night small company of their
friends at their home, 4O7 North Cen
ter street The dinner was planned as
a surprise for Mr.. Speers, whose birth
day anniversary fell on Sunday. Din
ner was served in five courses, the din
ing room being decorated in red, and
rose buds were given as favors. The
guests gave Mr.. Speers a table book
rack
Announcement is made by the enter
tainment course committee of the re-
turn engagement of Mr. Elias Day, as
the fourth number Of this
years Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. course.
Mr.. Day made many friends on his
Mr. Dlay made many friends on his
no