Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-26
Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % E. Main
Big masquerade tonight at band fair.


See our new lace curtains befor
you buy. NJ. f. Andrews.
We carry complete line of carpen
ters tools. Horne & Gelvin.
Genuine Porto Rica molasses fc
cooking or bal>in9 purposes at Cul
ley's.
Another shipment of skirts. incud
ing extra sizes, just arrived at Nj. +
Andrews.
All of our work is strictly first class
and We can guarantee it. McCarter
Plumbing Co.
Fresh water cress. spinach. rad.
parsley at Culley's.
The TirZah Aid society will NEE
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. T. Z
Dicks, 602 South Third street.
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases of WON.
N and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
bank. Hours 1912 a. M, IA p. m.
| --s So
Don't forget that we have Barring
ton Hall coffee, the best 35 cent cot
Company.
The members of the Calisophian club
enjoyed their regular meeting Tuesday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. G.
| Horn, North Fourth avenue.
Fancy Florida grape fruit, tangerines
pineapples and Malaga white grapes.
! Blackllawk naval oranges and New
! York Baldwin apples at Culley's.
So
Buttermill bread is moist but not
doughty Order loaf and youll use
| Robertson & Strub wholesale and re-
| tail
Indoor base ball tonight al the r.
| II. Y. NJ. c. A., Trowel Company VS..
Iowa Central railway. and Business
Men vs.. A. E. Shorthill Co. Gallery
10c.
Miss Katharine Ridseway appears at
The NJ. f, church next Wednesday.
March 4. on the Y. Nj. c. a. course.
Tickets on sade Tuesday. March 3. at
Pappe's. 30 and 10 cents.
Mrs. Margaret A. Burgess and
daughter. Mrs. Minnie E. Allen, who
have been in Omaha visiting with Mrs.
Burgess daughter. Mrs. Jessie Hatch.
returned home this afternoon.
For Sale-The Meeker homestead.
furnished or unfinished. Centrally
located. Steam heating plant. Modern
conveniences. Also premises directly
north. Address F. l.. Meeker. Mar
CT,
Miss Florence Hopkins has as guests
at a house party this week. Misses Ed
ma May Tilton. Josephine Sharp, Mil
dred Cruzan. and Edna Cassidy. all of
Des Moines. The young ladies will be
here until Friday.
Michigan celery. head lettuce. spin
ach. green peppers. fresh tomatoes.
radshes. parsley sweet potatoes.
"oquefort. Neufchatel and Royal cheese
,rd many other good things to be had
1t Pecllham's grocery.
The funeral of j. c. Armstrong will
be held from the residence 407 North
Second avenue. at 1890 O'Clock Thurs
day morning, Rev. e. H. Marshall Of
floating. The body will be buried in
the Marietta cemetery.
Travelling Passenger Agent Charles
Walters and Mrs. Walters, who have
been visiting for few days with Mr.
Walters parents in Iowa Falls. passed
thru the city this morning on their
way to their home in Peoria
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Barber arrived
home this afternoon from Des Moines
where, a few weeks ago, Mrs. Barber
underwent an operation for the remov-
II of gall stones at the Methodist hos
,ital. Mrs. Barber is gaining her
trength slowly, and is making a very
satisfactory recovery.
The body Of Elias Kuhns, who died
in Baxter. was brought to this city
Tuesday night, and this morning was
aiken to State Center for burial The
oody was accompanied by Mrs. kuhns,
Mrs. Martha kuhns, Mrs. John Pur-
ell and Misses Nellie and Blanche
<uhns and Mr. Vern Kuhns. All the
members of the party attended the fu-
leral, which was held in Baxter Tues
lay afternoon.
What looks worse than photograph
NAT IS warped up ana CURED like an |!
Nd Withered leaf. 1t looks cheap and
cheap. Your friends do not value it, |
nd you are ashamed of it after few
Teeks' time. Photographs with the
oame Brown on them do not warp or
url in the least, but retain their shape
nd fine appearance for all time. What
they do cost a little more? You have
,ork to be proud of and something that
lakes your friends happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Soules. living five
lilies north of the city, celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their wedding
tuesday,, and the day was made the
occasion of the gathering of the young
1arried peoples club of Green Noun
Tin. Twenty-Five guests We're enter
aimed at the Soules home during the
lay, an excellent dinner being served
noon. In the afternoon an infor-
1al musical program was given The
My guest from a distance was Mrs.
c. Nichols Of Liscomb.
We have Just received 1000 SQUARES
high grade galvanized rubber roof
lg that we are selling at s135 for
ply, $1.75 for 2 ply, and $21O for 3
by. per 10S square feet. We guaran-
ee this roof for years for / ply, 10
ears for 2 ply, and Is years for 3 ply.
We have also secured the agency and
viii soon have large stock of The
loyal field and poultry Wire fencing