Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-01
New goods at Chamberlain's
Miller, jeweler, 1OS East Main.
Glasses fitted at Chamberlain s.


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Assembly dance tonight Forney'
hall. Evening tickets SO cents
Phil Hutchinson, of Hampton, spen
the day in the city on business.
SimknS 4 ESte, funeral director!
and licensed embalmers. 216-21S Eas
Main.
Eyes tested and glasses fitted scien-
tihcally. Geo. j. Alien, optical spec.
ialist.
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"kelly's Famous" Is the flour tina,
will make every lady using it famous
for ii.
Mrs NJ L. Parrett 8 West Grant
! street, was hostess Friday afternoon tc
the Court of Honor circle at its regu-
| lar meeting.
| Mrs Harry Thompson,i of Greer
| Mountain. underwent surgical opera
ton at her home this morning, and is
going nicely this afternoon.
Don't fail to hear Chaplain Masor
of the Forty ninth Iowa infantry at the
| l. W. v. ~. NpuIhstN oV y III. MUS
/ ic by the y NJ c. A. orchestra.
! Mr.. Guy A. Meeker. who was called
/ to the city a few days ago owing tc
1 the death of his father. the late j. +
| Meeker. left yesterday for Vernon. b
! c.
Miss Esther Seerley went to Cedar
Falls this afternoon to spend Sunday
with her parents. President II. II. Seer
| ley, of the Iowa Central normal school.
and wife
"kellys Famous is meeting with the
greatest success Of any flour ever put
on the market Fully guaranteed to
| always please the consumer Ask your
grocer for it.
If you've an old coat skirt. suit or
jacket that needs pressing and clean
ing you can have the work done right
at the Marshalltown Steam Dye Works
227 East Main.
Now is a good time to have one of
those all year-round suits made at
Psenickas shop. 1t will pay YOU to
have ii made now. A fine lot of fab
rics to choose from, and style and fit
guaranteed.
Miss Clora Kirk, daughter of Mr..
Willis Kirk. of Clemons who has been
at Guthrie Center for the past month
employed as stenographer, arrived In
the city Friday evening, and took la
ter train for Clemens.
representative of leading skirt
y.
land Monday with full assortment OF
styles and cloths. Special orGers win
be taken and any one desiring a skirt
will do well to investigate.
We can dye that coat or skirt to
any shade of color desired and make
it look like new. The most delicate
fabrics cleaned thoroughly. All kinds
of garments dry cleaned and pressed.
Marshalltown Steam Dye Works.
Mrs George w. Bramer and son
Harold left Friday evening for Gran
lite City, Mo-, where they will visit for
a week with Mr.. Bramer who is en-
ployed as master mechanic in the fac
tory of >the United States Corn Prod
ucts Company.
F. T.. Rupert, prominent Marshall
county farmer thinks an advertise
ment in the Times Republican one Of
the best investments he ever made. A
small sum spent for classified ad
offering sheep for sale brought him
twenty-four prospective customers,
and he disposed of all his offerings at
good prices You can do as well, no
matter what you have to sell.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Palmer, 3O2 North
First street, entertained about thirty of
their friends at $3.50 o'clock dinner
Friday evening. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. B. H. How
ig and Miss Mae Neil. The evening
was enjoyed in playing five hundred.
for which the prizes for progression
went to Mrs. w. f. koontZ and Mr..
James Tug.
Mrs. A. H. Mckay and mother, Mrs.
Ida Conkling, of the City of Mexico,
who have been visiting in this city at
the home of the latters brother. Mr..
Charles H. Whitehead, left Thursday |
night for Mexico, accompanied by Miss
Nettie Ingledue, who expects to re-
main with Mrs. Mckay for a month or
six weeks. Mr.. Mckay will meet the
party in his private car at Ell Paso. |
and accompany them to the Mexican
capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Bailey. upon re-
turning to their home, III North !
Third street. Friday evening. found !
about twenty of their friends in pos
session. the surprise, on both. being in /
honor of Mr.. Bailey's birthday ami I
A delicious lunch had been
prepared. and progressive cinch fur |
nlshed amusement. The feature of the
evening was drawing pictures of ami |
first prize. Mr. Charles Bates second,
and Mrs. Ada Jerome Yetley the con.
,olation
Misses Cicily and Leona Jones. S07
West Nevada street, gave a bob party
Friday evening to a few of their
enjoying the ride were Cora Harter,
ethel Elgin. Lydia Crawford, Ruth
Manages. Edna West, Grace Crecelius,
Eva Watson. Mabel Johnson, Igerna
Ind Blanch Mold. Edna Stewart. Fan
lie Ravens, Cicily and Leona Jones'
After the ride they went to the home
II r. c. Jones' where a bean guessing
contest was enjoyed Lydia Crawford
winning first prize. Eva Watson second
,rize. and Igerna Mold third. Emery
Zones and Fred blessing had charge of
he party. Mrs. Jones served popcorn
nd candy.
The funeral Of Helen Northup. the