Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-24
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5 The City in Brief
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DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
Boost for good band concerts.
Geo. j. Allen optical specialist.
Hickory nuts Native shellbark. Wi
Miller.
Nice country lard at Reynolds
Sheldon's.
Home grown navy beans. strict
fancy. VIII Miller
A. j. Busby. of Waterloo, was in tn
city today on business.
Promenade concert at band fair to
night. Admission free TO everybody.
Childrens and misses spring coats
all the latest styles at NJ. +. Andrews
The Calisophian club will meet witt
Mrs w g. Horn. / North Fourth
avenue, tomorrow afternoon.
DIR. Cora Williams, diseases of Won
en- and obstetrics. Office over Fidelit!
bank. Hours 1912 q. M, IA p. m.
Attend the Royal Highlander dance
Monday evening Fehruary-s+ Admis'
sion 80 cents per couple. Redmen hall
My residence at 1.1s West Summit
must be sold at once-siX rooms, two
blocks from car line: easy terms. F.
Barnes, Soldiers Home.
You can modernize your old home by
Installing sanitary plumbing. Mccar-
ten Plumbing Company are experts
and will do the work right.
Mr.. A z. Strub will leave tonigh,
for Sioux Falls. S. D.. where he will
remain for a week on business. and
will visit his brother. Mr.. Daniel Strub
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rhodamer. of Wa
terloo. spent Sunday in the city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Palmer. Mr.
Rhodamer is cashier of the Leavitt 4
johnson bank at Waterloo.
Mr.. A. H Simon arrived home Sat
urday morning from Chicago. where he
Simon. who has also been in Chicago
will reach home Tuesday morning.
American Lady o;orsets, the new
snug fit. These models are a surprise
and delight to every wearer. they are
perfect in fashion. fabric, finish and
fit. New spring models now. in at NJ.
F. Andrews.
Miss Ida M. Throw. in charge of
the millinery department at the Fair
left yesterday for Chicago. to complete
arrangements to secure the latest and
correct styles in ladies' headwear for
this enterprising institution.
The condition of Mrs. E. L. Kinnan,
shows no material change today COM
pared with Saturday. While it is
thought that she is no worse. she
shows no Improvement. and her con-
dition is, of course, still serious.
Mrs. George w. Cation and daughter.
of Oskaloosa. who accompanied the
body of the formers husband to this
city last week, and who have been Wis
ting the home of Mr. and Mrs c.
w. Cation, returned to Oskaloosa this
morning.
The Palmer College Concert Com
pany composed of Hazel e. Dinges,
pianist. E. Roy Grimes violinist, Susie
L. Richards soprano and Anna E.
Moffit reader. will give program
Tuesday evening at the Christian
church at S:15. Admission is and %
scents.
Mrs. n. w. Lundy. who has been a
patient at ST. Thomas hospital for the
past five weeks. Where she underwent
an extensive surgical operation. has
been discharged. Like nearly all pa
tents who leave the hospital. Mrs.
sLun1y is loud in her praise of the in
stitution and of the care she received
While there
The Sunday school Of the Congrega-
tional church enjoyed an indoor picnic
Saturday evening in the basement.
which was decorated with flags and
hatchets. About $50 were present, and
enjoyed supper about o'clock, after
which the evening was spent with
games, and Mr.. A. E. Ward entertained
the crowd with graphophone music.
Mrs. James F. Zug, ITO North Sew
senth street, was hostess to tiirty-five
of her lady friends Saturday after
noon at a five hundred party. The
first prize for cards was won by Mrs.
Charles Hughes, and the consolation
went to Mrs. A. J. Weadly. The Gee
,orations were in red, and carried out
the George Washington idea. Misses
Lucille Meredith, piano. and Rita
Lewis. violin, played during the three
course lunch at 5 o'clock which the
hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs.
D. S. Nancy, Mrs. L. N C. Howig
and Miss June Meredith.
cole Olson is like an old friend who
has been tried and not found wanting.
This really superior comedy probably is
the most popular before the American
public. 1t will be seen here tomorrow
might at the Odeon tfleater This SEQ
son the piece has been revised while
the plot remains the same, some new
characters have been added, and the
dialog freshened and brought up to
the present. The "yolly gude' Swede
character "Ole," with his quaint humor
is well drawn and does not resort TO
burlesque methods to get his comedy. |
IA strong vaudeville olio is also prom
Used. Prices Is, 25. 35 and so cents.