Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-19
Git1les-Repub6tal
The City in Brief

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Dance Forney's hall tonight.
| DR.. Billiard, osteopath, IS e. Main
| Dr. Wood. eye, throat, nose, and ear
Mrs. G. A. Mold Of Union. spent
| Friday in the city.
| Ice cream at Wachter's. All orders
given prompt attention.
Clocks and clocks-alarm, gilt man
tel Prices always right. At Aliens.
Very complete assortment of solid
silver knives, forks and spoons at AL
lens.
Rev CLAUS Qualen left for Stanhope
this morning to officiate at a funeral
this afternoon.
John Is. Mersen, travelling auditor for
the Minneapolis \ st. Louis and Iowa
Central, was in the city Tuesday
A cash buyer for something. some
article that you don't really need, can
be found. Use l.cent word ad.
e.
Arson Stroud Toilette Parlors. auto
mobile nets for sale. Chldren's hair
cut. puffs made from combings. Elec-
trio needle work. Phone $40.
Mrs. r. l.. kinnan. who has been
sick for several months, is not so Well
again Her condition is not consid-
cred necessarily dangerous, however.
Don't miss Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitch
ellis lecture at the Methodist church
beginning at $50 this evening. This
will be another of the numerous treats
of short course week.
| want to rent modern to room
cottage close in; would prefer to have
someone build me a new house. for
which / would be willing to make a
term lease Address "G-1S," care T.R.
Perhaps you're tired of that phono-
graph or would like to sell some of
those records. A T.-R. / cent a word
ad will sell it for you. Then you can
buy the records you want at the mu-
sic Dealers
Two good games tonight in the Base
Ball League at the r. r. Y. Nj. c. A.
Central Iowa Business College VS.. A.
f. Shorthill Co. and r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.
VS. Marshalltown Trowel Co. Public
admitted, 10c.
The Drake University club will en-
terrain Mrs Hattie Moore Mitchell,
who lectures at the Methodist church
this evening. at the home of DR.. and
Mrs F. P Lierle, 1862 West Church
street. at $50 o'clock, following the
lecture.
This is to certify that DR.. Shallen-
berger the Chicago specialist, cured
my wife Of serious chronic trouble
after suffering twenty years. If you
treat with him he will do as he says.
Write and all questions answered. A.
X Bratteig, Marshalltown, Iowa, r. f.
d. 4.
Mrs. c. o. Lawrence, 1919 South
Second avenue, entertained the II. and
H. club at its regular meeting Monday
evening Cards We're enjoyed, hearts
being the game, Miss Anna Elliott
winning the prize and Mrs. Ed Routh
the consolation. Lunch was served by
the hostess.
The late Joe S. Trigg. the celebrated
Iowa writer on farm topics, said of
Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell: "She has
the faculty of being able to hold the
undivided and earnest attention of any
audience she addresses" Mrs. Mitchell
will give her lecture, "As the Farmer
Looked Back at the Methodist
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L. c. Hampton. 2O7 South Second
street was most pleasantly reminded
of the anniversary of his birth Monday
evening by few of his friends coming
in by surprise to help him celebrate
the event. Various games and music
were enjoyed during the evening, after
which light refreshments We're served.
Mr.. Hampton was the recipient of sub
stantial remembrances of the occa-
sion.
The attraction at the Odeon Sunday,
February %. is "The Cow Puncher.'
1t is the work Of Hal Reid and no writ
er of modern fiction has more en-
of the present day than Mr.. Reid. He
Has idlu HIS play VI Inc NoN uliSii-
err in the golden west His characters
are clean cut and well developed. and
the rich natural atmosphere Of the
plains is never for a moment forgot
ten. Prices IS. IS and so cents.
Mr. Elmer Eldridge, of Iowa Falls,
who has been travelling in northwestern
Iowa for the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
and Coffee Company of Davenport,
spent Saturday in the city. and closed
a contract With the Brauer Acetylene
Lighting Company whereby he enters
that firms employ. Mr.. Eldridge will
move his family to this city as soon as
he can find a suitable home. and have
Iowa territory for the Brauer people.
MIR. Eldridge is son of Mrs. George
H. Beebe. and a brother of Mr.. Charles
Fldridge. of the Eldridge-Beebe Auto
mobile Company.
George Alexander, Of st. Anthony,
one of the many progressive farmers
of the county and an enthusiastic
short course student, was called home
from the short course owing to the
serious illness of his ward, Miss Alma
aged Is. daughter of Mrs.
Minnie Humbert and the late Edward
Humbert. Miss Humbert is critically
i'll of pulmonary tuberculosis. When
her father died Mr.. Alexander was
made her guardian. the Humbert es-
tate being large. and divided among
the minor children and widow. Mr..