Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-01
Dance at Forney's hall Saturday.


eft.
Plenty of Seal shipt oysters at Cul
ley's.
Buy Globe range for $4,000. Horne
& Gelvin.
Radishes, onions, lettuce and celery
at Olson's.
200 egg Old Trusty incubator for
$3.50. Hore & Gelvin.
Horne & Gelvin sells the Stewart
horse clippers. at s6.75.
You should see Jones for wall paper.
All the latest designs from 5 cents a
roll up.
Mon Reve, all shades. AZ inches wide
$1.25 per yard. Ask to see it. NJ. +
Andrews.
See those pretty china plates at Sim
claii.'s on sale at 100 Saturday, less
than half the original cost.
Sweet navel oranges, tangerines
grapefruit, and Malaga grapes at Gull
ley's, 1912 South First avenue.
The Mystic and Snowflake flour
guaranteed by Woodmansee, corner
First avenue and Church street.
Wine Sap and Jonathan eating APP
pies. fancy Ben Davis and Missouri
Pippin cooking apples at Culley's.
The sensational comedy-drama, "A
Girl of the Streets will be presented
at the Odeon Sunday evening. Prices
Is, %, 35 and so cents.
Why not were corset that is COM
Portable as we'll as shapely? Let Mrs.
Stebbens. in charge of our Redfern
exhibit. talk to you on this subject.
E. r. Lay.
We show the best 81 white shirt
waist ever shown in this city that is
perfect in fit, style and workmanship.
Nettie Ingledue & Co., the up-to-data
dry goods house.
This week and next Mcbride & Will
will give guarantee to refund the
money if Mi-o-na stomach tablets fail
to cure. Don't suffer any more with
Indigestion.
The gymnasium classes of the Y. NJ.
C.. A. will conduct the mems meeting
Sunday afternoon at $3.50, in the Assoc
citation building. Special music. All
men invited.
Captain c. H. Shaw returned Thurs
day evening from Alden, where he has
been holding three days school Of
instruction. Captain Shaw is lecture
er for the Sixth district.
For Rent-Store room, 2ox1SO, base
ment full length; wareroom 20xS0, No.
- East Main, formerly Friends store.
Will arrange and equip to suit desir-
able tenant. G: r. Speers.
Miss Carolyn Anderson will have
public library at 1890 Saturday morn
ing. It will be especially for the chill
dren of the kindergarten and first and
second grades.
Combination, mail, express and bag.
gage car, No. I, which was in the Iowa
Central wreck near Bartlett, Ill, about
two weeks ago, and in which members
of the train crew We're hurt. was
brought out of the local shops Thurs
day after being repaired, and was again
put in service.
Miss Sylvia Johnson, 501h North
Third avenue entertained the Royal
drill team at her home
Thursday evening. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed with games and mu-
sic, after which dainty lunch was
served by Mrs. Johnson, assisted by
NHrc,t ri M, 20
sen.
Earl Perry left for Ottumwa this
to represent the Railroad Y.
NJ. c. A. in the indoor Y NJ. G. A.
state athletic meet, which is to be
held tonight. Mr.. Perry has entered
the fifteen yard dash, and the three
broad jumps The meeting is
the first of its kind which has been
held by the associations of Iowa for
many years.
David G. Vader of Washington town
ship, has traded to Henry G. Neidert,
of Minerva township, 100 acres of land
in Washington township, three miles
east of State Center, for eighty acres
owned by Mr.. Neidert. TheaVader land
was turned in for the trade at a value
Of s13,6OO or $S5 an acre, and the Net-
dert eighty was given value in the
trade of $3.50
p A. Hawley, secretary of the local
civil service board, is in receipt of a
notice from Secretary ]. NJ. Shoemak-
er, of the eighth civil service district,
st. Paul. announcing that an examina-
lion for customs house positions for
the Third district. will be held on
March 20. The examinations may be
taken at either. Dubuque Waterloo or
Sioux City. and application blanks
may be received at the local office.
Nj. and Mrs. Theodore Brown, in
fulfillment Of a promise made last sum-
nel at Camp Louie entertained the
oth,.r members of that camp at a baked
nam dinner Thursday evening. given at
he L. C. Abbott home Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Fletcher, Mr..
and Mrs A. G. Click. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
3. Abbott. DR.. Click, Mr.. Fred Click,
Mrs. A. c. Abbott. Miss Ann Healion,
md Frank and Fletcher Click. The
place cards and decorations We're all
suggestive of camp life,
and number of original and witty
coasts were enjoyed.
The "Jolly Bunch" of the C. /. B. c.,
were most pleasantly entertained at