Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-31
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The City in Brief

s The City in Brief
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Skate at the Victoria.
DIR. Lierle-Eye and ear.
Sailed nuts at Wachter's.
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Heinz mince meat in bulk at Olson
Toasted marshmallows. Wachtcr'
DR.. Billiard. ostcopath. rs Z. Mali
Snow shovels from zoe to Si.o'
! Horne a. GelVin.
Country dressed chickens for Satur
day trade at Reynolds 4 Sheldon.
Mr. Charles b. Jentsch, of Albior
was in the city Thursday on business
Ed L. Austin continues to improve
and is doing just us well as could b
| expected.
! Mr.. Ray w. Schoenhut left Thursda
for Sioux City, where he will remain
| indefinitely.
Head and leaf lettuce. radishes
caulihower, tomatoes. celery and fame.
sweet potatoes at Olson'S.
The first division of the Congrcga
tional Ladies Aid society will hold ;
bazaar Saturday afternoon at 112 Yves
Main.
Ralph Ackerman's condition still
continues to show signs of improve
ment, and his recovery is PRACTICAL!
assured.
The McCarten Plumbing Compan,
has facilities for quick, accurate work
plumbing that will stay right and b,
satisfactory always.
Pastry specials at Wachters. 33 Wes
Main: Lady curls, oyster paddles. al
mond slices, Napoleons, jelly paddles
cream puffs, wine rolls.
A. j. Roberts, of Gearing, accompan
led to the city Thursday two loads OF
hogs sold to Britain Il Co. by George
Roberts One hundred and tifty-th
head averaged 22O.
Mrs. Charles Bernstein arrived HON,
Thursday night from Des Moines
where she has been for a two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. Caminsky. and other relatives.
Mr.. A. Higgin, of the Marshall Trow-
Ell Company, who has been very Ill at
his home. 207 West State street, suf-
fering all attack of suppuratlng tom
silitis, is somewhat improved today.
Maggie, the 16-year- old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stalker of Haver-
hill, who has been quite seriously Ill of
the grippe, which has aggravated a
case of heart trouble, is slightly inn
proved.
Mr.. II. ]. Benson. Of Union, was in
the city Thursday evening, being on
his way to Des Moines, where today he
was in attendance at meeting of the
directors of the Mill Owners Mutual
Insurance Company
Mr.. Scott T. owings. of Moline, ILL.,.
who, with his wife, arrived here We'd
nesday evening, called by the illness
Of S. c. Bell. returned home Thursday
evening. Mrs. Owings will remain at
the Bell home indefinitely.
Monday night. Feb. 3, The Sherman
Stock Co. will present the four-act
nelo drama "The Village Vagabond" at
he Odeon theater. Ladies free if ac-
by a paid 80 cent reserved
seat ticket purchased before p. m.
hat evening. Prices, 10, 20 and so
cents.
Allen Q. Gorrell, of Centerville
'ormer resident of this city. and
member of the old Marshalltown
oand. spent Thursday in the city on
business Mr.. Gorrell is advance man.
lger for The Man From Arkansaw,"
which is booked for the Odeon Sun
lay night.
Elmer Woodward has received word
rom Minneapolis announcing the
of his brother-in-law, Ed
ward G.. Choate, formerly of this city.
lr. Choate was for many years a
nachinist in the Iowa Central shops
lere. and snare player in the Mar
halltown band.
Mrs F.. E. Barper of this city. who
as been in Des Moines for about ten I
peration, will go on the table at the
lethodist hospital Saturday morning
t 9 o'clock. if the plans as arranged
oday are carried out. Mrs. BARRIERS
ondition is not any too encouraging.
Mrs. i. S. Hynds and Mrs. I. o.
.emble were hostesses Thursday aft
ernoon at the Hynds home, 703 West
lain street. to the Congregational La
les Aid society There was an at
enhance of about forty The hostesses
erved refreshments during the social
our which followed the business ses-
on.
For Sale Well improved 100 acre
rm, 21s miles from Haverhill. Seven
om house, new barn. hog house. dou
e corn crib and wagon shed, hen
,use, granary and machine shed.
anced and cross fenced. also $40 rods
IS tight fence on farm. See us for
ice and terms. Bennett & Binford,
,er 35 West Main street. ;
Sunday night. Feb. 2. the attraction
the Odeon theater will be the sem
rllansaw." 1t is a story of deep heart
terest that will hold one thru it's en-
'ety and it's comedy situations help 1
keep away the tears at just the ]
sht time. Prices, Is, 25, 35 and SO
nts.
Mrs Henry McNeely is in receipt Of s
ord announcing the death Thursday ]