Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-22


es fitted. fremont block.
Plenty of Seal Shipt oysters, Stand
ards and Selects at Cuheys
Culey has many bargains in 10 cent
canned vegetables and fruits.
Superintendent c. S. Hayden, Of the
Iowa Central, spent Thursday in the
city
Trainmaster j. Il. Mccarthy. of the
Iowa Central was in the city Thurs
day on business.
We guarantee Little Ratchet flour to
give satisfaction. Peoples Cash Gro
Gerry. ITO East Church.
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See ow. new take down square: latest
inter box and many other tools that
are new. Horne & Gelvin.
Remember the auction sale of house,
hold goods on the east side of the pub
lie square, ut p. m, tomorrow, Sat
urday.
Manager A. j. Busby. of the Odeon.
was In Grinnell Thursday night to
witness Maharah's MINISTRIES, who
showed at the Colonial.
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We want every woman In MARSHALL
town to see our new spring and sum-
mer dress goods, We have many ex-
elusive patterns not shown elsewhere.
NJ. l.. Andrews.
Mahara's colored mnstrels will be
the attraction at the Odeon Sunday
evening. The company numbers 30 of
the best colored artists. Prices 15, 25
80 and 80 cents.
We show a full 36-inch wide bleached
linen at 80 cents a yard, for dresses.
This is an exceptionally good value at
this price. Nettie IngIedue 4 Co, the
Up-to- Date Dry Goods House.
Iowa Central freight engine, No 65,
which has been repaired in the local
shops, was brought out Thursday and
limbercd up. preparatory to being sent
to Monmouth, for service out of that
city.
We have just received a new line of
silk shirt waist patterns. These are
the very newest novelties shown. and
can be found on sale at Nettie Ingledue
& Co.. the Up to date Dry Goods
House.
Why pay rent when all you need to
DO is to draw your own plans and adj
vertise for party WHO will build the
house for you and sell il to you on
will soon be building for other peo-
pie.
The four Nortons will present their
musical comedy in three acts, Break
ing Into Society," at the Odeon Monday
evening. The company number thirty
five people and all special scenery is 1
used. Prices 25 so. 70 cents and 81.
Seats on sale tomorrow.
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Mrs. III. L. Thorpe was hostess to
the members of the Harmony Aid So
ciety at their regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon. A large attendance
was present. After the business meet /
ing the hostess served refreshments.
The next session. tt, be held at the
home OF Mrs. George L. Mason, will
be the annual meeting of the society.
Mr.. r. r. LounsbArry, Of Alliance.
Neb., who was called. to the city early |
this week because OF the sickness of
both his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. L. Lounsberry went to Des
Moines this morning. From Des Moines /
he will return to Alliance. Both Mr..
md Mrs. Lounsberry are now much
Funeral services for the late r. N.
Rooms were held Thursday afternoon
rom the residence, $40 May street, |
md were in charge OF Rev. w. II. Scott. |
Members of the Fraternal Bankers
Reserve, of which Mr.. Rooms was
attended in body, and pail
bearers were chosen from among the I
of the society Interment
in Riverside.
The funeral of Charles Hudson was
argely attended Thursday afternoon
Jesse Cole, chaplain of the Iowa Sol |
Tiers Home. officiating. A great many |
IF Mr. Hudson's former neighbors, liv- |
ng southwest of the city. were in at
.endance Miss Edna Burroughs and |
Mrs. Guy Barber sang. Interment fol- |
owed in Riverside
Marshal Thomas Riley, of Oelwein, |
passed thru the city Thursday evening, |
having in charge Paul Michaels, a g.
boy of Oelwein. whom he was
taking to the boys industrial school at
Eldora Mr.. Riley formerly lived in this
city, about six years ago, when he was
employed for a time in the bridge and
building departments of the Iowa Cen
trail.
Mrs r. n Downing and daurhfpr. 4
Mrs. Kate Downing, 124 East State |
street, entertained twenty-five of their
ady friends at cards Thursday after
noon. complimentary to Mrs SavacoQl, |
If Columbus, O. Five hundred was the
afternoons amusement. Mrs. Ella |
Stoddart cut with Mrs p. l.. Hoag for |
both the progression and slams prizes |
being the successful one each time
She presented one of the prizes to Mrs. !
The consolation went to |
Mrs. f. S. Hynds. A three course dim |
Ter was served al $50 o'clock. the |
lining room being decorated in red and !
green, with red carnations and cam |
lies to enhance the effect. Red carna-
ions were given as favors, and the |
place cards proved a delightful sur
Prise, as they bore small pictures Of
he guest of honor. Music by the |
Turing the dinner hour
The Souvenir CLUB was entertained |
At the c. n. Hull home. 40S West State
street, Thursday evening, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hull and Mr.. and Mrs. p s.
Balch. A three-course dinner was
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