Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-24

fresh lot of Falcon pancake tlou
at Will Mllcr's.
Promenade concert at band fair to
night. Admission free to everybody.
Marion Gard would like to furnish
YOU that new linolcum for your kitchen
Plenty of fancy white clover hone,
and California lemons for the grippe
Will Miller.
We are carrying the greatest line o
mattngs ever shown in Marshalltown
Marion Gard.
On account of the Union band fail
there will be no dance at Odd Fellows
hall Tuesday night.
Attend tho ROYAL Highlander dance
Monday evening February "A. Admits
sion 80 cents per couple. Redmen hall
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Huston. 20;
| North Seventh street, are the parent:
of an elcvcn-p pound son, born Sun.
day.
The Baptist Hill Bible class viii
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
David Lennon. 4oS West Nevada
street.
Mrs. James H. York and daughter
Virginia. of Cedar Rapids are visiting
in the city with Mrs. Works brother
Mr.. c. NJ. Bell and family.
The Victoria Rink will be open Tues
day. Thursday. Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoons. Ladies admitted
free RpSf nf nj inc
80
We think we know what the house
wives of Marshalltown want in floor
coverings. Look our line over and
convince yourself. Marion Gard
Our prices on go-cartS are such that
YOU can afford to get a new one. Come
in and look them over at our new store
on East Main street. Marion Gard.
MIR. s P. Darling. of Green Valley.
Ill.,. who has. been visiting with his
brother. Mr. George Darling for a
week. left for his home this morn
ing.
Misses Rernice Clifford and Esther
Forney went to Grinnell this morning
to visit for few days with Miss Gift
ford's grandmother. Mrs. NJ. G. Cap
prom. and with friends
De-
Master Mechanic John Horrigan, of
the Elgin. Joliet 4 Eastern. with head
quarters in Joliet was in the city this
morning on his way home from Ell
dora, where he spent Sunday with rel
atives.
When ordering Red Rose coffee IN
sist on the Red Package Red Rose is
not sold in bulk: 1 pound packages
only. Insist on getting the Red Pack
age and you will be sure to receive Red
Rose quality.
The supper served by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Elm Norwegian
church at the Swedish Lutheran
church Saturday evening was COM
plete success. and the ladies were kept
busy between the hours of and
o'clock.
Another shipment of tailored suits
ready for your choosing. The price
chear. Panama and shadow braided
coats. nobby emi-titting. silk and
pleated styles with wide folds ana
DldiuSu M. r. andrews,
-
S Presiding Elder w. F. Pitner was in
Grand View Sunday. where he ded-
icated the new Grand View Union
church. Rev. Pitner preached the ded-
icatorial sermon. and raised more than
$500 from the audience to pay off the
balance of the indebtedness
"Sapho" will be the attraction at the
Odeon theater. Thursday. February 30,
and Miss May Hosmer the actress en-
trusted with the leading role. is said
to possess much Of Miss Nethersole's
physical charm and large share of
Miss Anglin's emotional ability. Prices
% IS. 80 and IS cents.
Chippewa Tribe No 40. has issued
to neighboring lodges for
an initiation of class of pale faces
on the evening Of Wednesday. of this
week. Invitations have been sent to
the lodges of Nevada. Ames. Waterloo
and Oskaloosa. 1t is expected to take
into the tribe class of not less than
40
When Iowa Central passenger No.
was ready to leave the city for the
south this morning, the trains crew
was found to be short a conductor.
S B. Chapman, who is out of the city
and Chef Agen have the run, and
was to have been sent from
Oskaloosa to take the train this morn
ing for Mr.. Chapman. He did not ar
rive, and Sidney Rowen was hurriedly
The train was got out a
few minutes late.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Painter left for
Whittier, Calf. Saturday night, being
summoned by a telegram announcing
the very serious illness of Miss Anna
Painter. sister of Mr. Painter. and the !
Youngest daughter of Mr.. Isaac Painter
IF this city. Miss Painter, who has |
been in the employ of Swift & Co.,
both at Chicago and St. Louis for sew
aral years. was compelled to give up
her work about three years ago. Since
then she has been travelling. During
We have just received 1000 squares
If high grade galvanized rubber roof
ng that we are selling at S135 for
ply, s1.75 for ply, and $40 for 3 /
by. per 10S square feet We guaran-
zee this roof for years for ply, 10
;ears for ply, and Is years for ply.
We have also secured the agency and
will soon have large stock Of Tho
Royal field and poultry wire fencing.
This fence is an Improvement on the |