Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-14
Dance at Forney's hall Saturday.

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Band fair Saturday night. Finkle's
The Scottish Chiefs" a book fol
Highlanders, at Liebig's.
White House coffee. 1t makes delic'
ious drink. Reynolds & Sheldon
Plenty of good butter and eggs al
Appleby & Schick's, Finkle block.
The navel oranges are at their best
Grape fruit and other fruits at Olson's
Heinz cream tomato soup has al
the natural flavor. Reynolds & Shell
don.
Fresh leaf lettuce, Endive head let
tuce. round radishes and celery, al
Culley's.
Maplesota flour at Appleby &
Schick's. Every sack guaranteed OF
money refunded Finkle block.
! BY request of our friends we will
continue our fair Saturday night al
Finlsle's. Marshalltown band.
Maplesota flour at Appleby &
Schick's. Every sack guaranteed OF
L IllOiley TeIulQGu. EllklG DloShs
If your canned fruits are getting low
| try a few cans Of Cream of Orchard
Brand" California goods. They are
fine. Olson, West End Grocer.
/ have two dozen new dining room
chairs, cobbler seat, which / will sell
at Bargain prices Call and see them
e. c. Bates, 103 West Main street.
| The city clerks office will be open
| till o'clock this evening and tomor
row evening for the collection of Feb
ruary water rent. No discount allowed
after tomorrow.
Mrs. j. L. Winery went to Union
| Wednesday evening. called by word an
nouncing the illness of her aged mother
Mrs. c. E. McDill, and sister. Mrs
| Mary Corfe. Mrs. Whinery's stay will
be indefinite, and will be governed en-
tirely by the condition of the patients
| 1t is repeatedly mentioned to Times
Republican men that the want column
| is growing as the result of publicity
AS a matter of fact there never was
a time when as many people were read
| ing these one cent-a word ads SO uni
yersally. or when such advertising was
so valuable.
Mrs. w. NJ Petit went to Eldora
this morning, because of the very Sc
rious sickness of her grandmother,
! Mrs. Harms who makes her home with
Mrs. Petitt's mother, Mrs Alley Adams.
Mrs. Harms is suffering from ailments
due to old age. Her stay will be Of
indefinite length.
We carry the Wild Boys sister stock
ings for girls, the only stocking made
that they cannot wear out in few
days wear. Buy one pair of these and
iery bill down to one -half of it's former
expense. Nettie Ingledue & CO., the
up to-date dry goods house.
Joseph Gaby, who was injured by be-
ing struck by a switch engine Monday
evening, resulting in his submitting to
the amputation of his rig leg and three
fingers of his right hand, continues to
do as nicely as could be expected. at
st. Thomas hospital Mr.. Gaby does
not suffer much now, and is bright and
cheerful.
Valentine party, on Friday evening
at $780, at the parlors of the NJ. E.
church. The Philathean Bible class
will entertain the members of the
Brotherhood Bible class with their
wives and their lady friends. All are
most cordially invited A good time is
assured Come and let us be your
valentine
The funeral of Eugene Hepner, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hepner, 312
North Third avenue who died in Min
neapolis, was held from the residence
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
G. w. McCord officiated. A large
number of the family's friends attended
the service. The body was buried in
Riverside.
c. r. Gaunt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Johnson. o. Cunningham, William
Brand. and d. E. Brush and wife, all of
Ferguson, were in the city Wednesday
in attendance as witnesses in the dis
trict court in the case of the guardian
ship of Mrs. Emily Hoes, of this city.
Mrs. Carrie Hilsabeck. Of Cedar Rapids,
was also here as witness
Mr. Ben Savage. son of Mrs j. L.
Sheets. 400 Park street, who went to
Portland Ore, last fall, to spend the
winter with relatives, has accepted
position as circulation manager of the
Lewiston Idaho, Teller, an evening
paper. He is very much pleased with
his work, likes the country, and will
probably remain Indefinitely in the
west.
The girls basket ball team of the
eleventh grade won from the girls of
the tenth grade by the score of to 5,
Wednesday night, at the manual train
ing auditorium. and the twelfth grade
boys beat the eighth grade boys by the
score of 25. to s. The eleventh grade
girls team, which is made up of most
of the members of the regular team,
had a. difficult time beating the tenth
grade girls The game was close from
start to finish.
The body of Col William E. Small,
the aged father of Mrs. George c. Neil,
who died Tuesday afternoon, was taken
to Brooklyn this morning for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil and daughter Mae
accompanied the body. A son, Mr..
Frederic Small, of Blue Island, ILL.,,
who went to Brooklyn Wednesday to
make arrangements for the funeral,
met the body there today. The funeral
and burial We're this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs P. f. Arney, 608 West