Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-07
DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
Dance Forney's hall Saturday.

Mems wool underwear s1.OO quality,
now 75c, at Nj. f. Andrews.
! Some of our new spring suits have
arrived. Come in and look them over.
Nj. Il. Andrews.
1 The greatest lot of sc torchon and
Val. laces ever shown in the city are
on sale at NJ. f. Andrews.
The Witenagemote club held its reg
ular meeting Thursday afternoon at tn
home of Mrs. w. L. Smelling, 5O2 West
Main street.
Sealshipt oysters are better now
! than any time this season. once tried
j always used. Culley's, 1912 South
4 First avenue.
Mrs. Elmer Sutton, living northwest
of Green Mountain, who has been
seriously sick of pneumonia, is inn
proving nicely.
:! Canadian cream cheese, Edam, linn
burger, buttercup brick, Sap Sage,
Neufchatel, appetitost and full cream
cheese, at Culley's.
i VIM. Springer, the grocer at West
North street. is paying % cents per
pound in trade and rs cents cash for
good country butter.
! Pastry specials at Wachter's Satur-
day: Lady curls. oyster paddle shells,
cherry diamonds. cream puffs. Char
lotte russo made to order.
! Attend the Home Guards dance at
a. t...t. 4
cents. Evening tickets % cents. Re-
freshments. Everyone welcome
Rober, T. Hubbard, aged 20, of this
city. and Grace Helen See. aged 20 OF
Des Moines, We're given a license to
wed at Des Mones Thursday.
William NJ Ferguson. of Ida Grove,
, who was called to this city by the
death of his sister. Mrs Henry l..
Slime, left for Ida Grove this morn
ing.
Double header of indoor base ball in
the y. NJ c. A. gym tonight. Iowa
Central railway W. Business Men. and
A. Il. Shorthll No vs.. Railroad Y. NJ.
c. A. Gallery seats. loc.
Carl Lewis. of Taylor township.
reached home Thursday afternoon from
u businessN trip of a week. spent at
Iowa Falls. Sioux City. and Rock Rap
ids. He was accompanied by Frank
Pemberton of Iowa Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Auringer, of Parker,
s. d., the latter a daughter of Archie
Clemens. who have been here since
Wednesday, left today for Iowa City.
where Mrs. r.Auringer will undergo an
operation for the removal of gal
stones.
Sunday night. February 3, the funny
Swele show. "A Prince of Sweden
will be the attraction at the Odeon
theater. Good singing and dancing will
be we'll sprinkled thru the four big
laugh provoking acts. Prices Is, 20, So
and 80 cents.
Burke Lyon arrived home Thursday
evening from Evanston. H.. where he
has been attending Northwestern, and
will enter his fathers office and engage
in the study of law. Mr.. George NJ
Lyon has been confined to his home
several days owing to an attack of
grippe.
The Concordia Naebund enjoyed its
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Jacob Wittel, 302 South
Third street. Guests of the club We're
Mesdames Charles Buchwald. Tomp-
kins, Parks, Joe Hanson, Frank Arnold,
E. E. Boomer. and Joe Mcmahon, and
Miss Lille Wittel
Carl Gustaf Noven. native OF
Sweden. who is living on rural route
No. / out of this city, made applica
ton Thursday afternoon for papers of
naturalization. Noven has been res
ident of the United States since March
%. 1902. and most of that time has
been spent in this county.
Mrs. Mary c. Nash went to Tama
Thursday afternoon With the expec-
tation of taking a position as house,
keeper in the home of Monroe Maiden.
When Mrs. Nash reached Tama she
found the Maiden home had just been
because of smallpox, /
and Mrs Nash returned home on the
evening train.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth |
Hughes was held Thursday afternoon
at : clOCk lIOul lIle I1uSlleS iOlllc,
three miles southwest of the city. !
Rev. James MCGEE officiated. The /
pail bearers were G. w. and A. A. Giles,
Phineas Varnum. w. F.. Wilcox. G.
r. Hudson and A. Melberg. Interment
was in Riverside.
Mr. E. c. Button. of Nevada, is in
the city visiting at the home Of his
Mrs. Albert Lewis, and was
accompanied to the city by Mr.. L. F.
Button. of DEBORAH. The Messrs. But
ton came especially to visit their |
grandmother. who is at the Lewis |
home. Before returning to their re-
spective homes they will visit old
friends at Conrad and Beaman.
E. G. Schroeder, physical director
and basket ball coach Of the state uni
versity at Iowa City, arrived in the
city this morning and spent the day
here with friends. Mr.. Schroeder
went to Grinnell this evening to Off
ciate at the basket ball game between
the University of Minnesota and the
Iowa College teams. Saturday even
ing the Minnesota team plays the state
five at Iowa City.
Conductor e. D. Young. of the Iowa
Central, who has been off duty few
trips owing to his having been sub
poenaed as Il witness in a company
case in the Hardin county district !
oo,,rt rot,,rpa6 from E1dora Th,,rS6a1, l.