Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-01
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The City in Brief
Diamonds at Chamberlain's.

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Diamonds at Chamherlain's.
Ladies admitted free at Victoria
! DR.. Kierulff fits glasses perfectly.
DR.. Migheu surgeon and physician
A handsome line of fobs at Allen's
Assembly dance tonight Forney's
hall. Evening tickets so cents.
Good, dry kindling wood. ready for
fire. South Side Coal Co. Phone "a
There will be travelling man al
Chamberlain's Monday with a full line
of jewelry and diamonds.
Freight and Passenger Agent w. r.
Sterrett, of the iowa Falls Short Line,
was in the city this morning on bust
ness.
"kelly's Famous" -four will make
friends in every household. 1t is white,
clean and the best in the land. ASK
your grocer for it.
Chaplain Mason who is popular with
Marshalltown men, will speak at the
Railroad Y. NJ c. A. Sunday at $3.50
d. m. Meeting open to ali men.
Tomorrow night the attraction at the
Odeon theater will be the sensational
1nelodrama, My Friend from Arkan-
saw Prices 10. %. SO and 30 cents.
The prizes will be awarded al mas
querade Victoria rink Monday night by
three prominent business men-l. s.
CAN'T Fred Hopkins and Fred II. Pep
per.
Charles Turnkey. of this city. who is
attending Cornell College. Mt. Vernon.
arrived in the city Friday night to visit
over Sunday with his father, John X.
Turnkey.
Suit was filed Friday afternoon by
Frank Neuroth against Edward Davis
ct AL, by which ii is sought to have
the court establish the title to farm
land in jefferson township.
1t may not be necessary to buy that
new suit See the Marshalltown Steam
Dye Works regarding the old one be-
fore you decide. We make them look
like new. 227 East Main.
Psenicka has expert workmen and
will make you a suit that is satisfac
tory in all respects. A good time to
order one of those suits suitable for
all seasons of the year, not too heavy
nor too light.
A representative of leading skirt
will be at the New Eng
land Monday with full assortment Of
styles and cloths. Special orders will
be taken and any one desiring skirt
will do well to investigate.
William M. Arney, living one and
one half miles northwest of Albion, has
been very i'll of grippe. complicated
with threatened attack of pneu-
but is now improving slowly,
and it is believed will make a recovery,
despite his Is years.
You get a satisfactory and satisfying
meal for 20 cents at Henry Sundelfs
restaurant on North Center street. Ev-
erything well cooked. promptly and po-
litely served, and only clean, whole
some food used. Get good meal for
20 cents at Sundell's.
Miss Grafton. of Chicago sister Of
Mr.. Murray Grafton. POI East Main
cr's home of pneumonia The crisis in
the disease is being approached today.
Mrs. Grafton and her daughter came
here a fortnight ago to visit their son
and brother.
"The Village Vagabond" will be the
opening bill of the Sherman Stock Co.
which comes to the Odeon theater |
nent. Ladies free opening night >if /
by one paid 30 cent re-
served seat ticket purchased before I
p. m. Monday evening. Prices 10,
20 and 30 cents.
For Sale Well improved 100 acre
arm, 21s na;.es from Haverhill. Seven
DOM house, new barn, hog house, dou-
ouse, granary and machine shed.
Fenced and cross fenced, also $40 rods
log tight fence on farm. See us for
rice and terms. Bennett & Binford,
yer 81 West Main street.
A change has been made In the time
# Clinton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. ]. Wright. of this city. Instead Of
icing held today, the funeral will be
eld from the Wright residence. All
>orth Second avenue. Sunday after
Don at $50 o'clock Rev. NJ. N. Smith
tficiating. The body. which reached
he city Friday night. will be buried
n Riverside. Fred Wright. of Ma
and Mr. Brit, accompanied the
ody to the city.
The Spinning Wheel chapter D. A. r.
MOVED a very delightful afternoon
'ritiay at the home Of Mrs G. r. Kirby
being the first regular meeting Of
ne new year. A paper by Mrs. w. B.
.ibhny. on Rome" proved highly en-
Artaining. and number of pictures
II the subject belonging to her and
Tiers We're shown. The program fol-
,wed brief business session. and
rents We're served Guests of the
HAPPIER were Mrs Elijah Brown Jones.
Cedar Falls. Mrs. A. Janney and
IRIS. H. L. Getz.
Mrs. George j. Hixson and Mrs. r.
ee We're hostesses to forty of their
lends Friday evening at q o'clock :
inner. The guests included num-
II of teachers and several from out
town. The latter We're Mrs Ross
nd daughters. Misses Belle and Rhea
utter. of Chicago. Mrs. William Bry- ]
ut. of Detroit. Mich. Miss Gertrude
utter. also of Chicago. and Mr..
rank Horton. of Clairmont. Wyo