Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-17
Geo. j. Allen, optical specialist.

Wednesday evening.
Don't fail to go to the big dance at
Columbia hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs Wcndt and daughter. Miss
Martha, of Dillon, We're in the city Fri
day.
Many are taking advantage of the
special offer OF Jones, the wall paper
| man.
Victoria skating rink open Wednes-
day and Saturday eve. Ladies admit
ted free.
Mr. William Irvine and daughter,
Mrs r. Evans. of ST. Anthony, spent
Saturday in the city
We have the time and the paper.
Have you the place to hang it? If so,
see me- T. +. Jones'
| The Lotus club will be entertained
| Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. I. a. Sieg,
10 South Second street.
A few more Of those granite pans ana
pals to give away with baking pow
der at Peckham's grocery.
| Mrs. George McCombs, 606 East Me-
vada street who has been seriously i'll
of pneumonia. is improving nicely.
| A S13 house safe will take care of
your deeds. notes policies and keep
sakes: weighs 10 lbs: fire proof. See
| Schmidt, the safe man.
Let's Fletcher Co. celebrated Red
Rose coffee will be served free every
day this week from 1880 a. m. to 4:3o
p. m, at E. r. Lays store.
Miss Pauline Andrews. of the aca-
demic department of Iowa College,
| spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Andrews
| Mrs. Charles A. Miller left for Man
kato. Mimi. Saturday to remain
! for two weeks with Mr.. Miller. who Is
travelling in Minnesota territory.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. l.. Mumford of Tama.
arrived in the city Saturday to Wis
it over Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Mumford's brother. Mr.. A. Nj. Worries.
Revival services are being held at
the Friends church. corner of Third
and Main. and will continue indefinite
ly Song service each evening, $50
All are lllNlleu
The big dance to be given by the
NJ W. A. degree team Wednesday eve
ming, promises to be one of the finest
of the season You'll miss something
fine if you don't. go.
Miss Adeline Parker, of Denver,
Colo, who has been spending the past
two weeks in the city with her parents,
Judge and Mrs. ]. NJ. Parker. left for
Denver Saturday evening.
George b. Green, of Waterloo, visited
in the city Sunday with Mrs. Green.
who is here for short stay with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Board
man. and sister, Mrs. Harry j. Rod
gers.
The market day sale Of Herbert &
Sons. held Friday. proved a drawing
card, and many buyers from distance
were present The prices received for
the better class stuff We're very salts
factory.
Mrs. Percy r. Wood, who has been
i'll of blood poisoning due to dog
bite, appears to be improving but very
slowly. A paralytic condition that de-
veloped has not yet been overcome,
and the patient is not able to walk.
Mark Bovee, Jr., Of Holyoke. Col,
who has been visiting with his grand
father, Mark Bovee, of Green Noun
tain, left for his home Friday night.
He will visit with relatives at Omaha
and Tecumseh, Neb., on his way west.
Mary e. Arson, ct AL. VS.. Sadie
Jane Brooks. is the title of suit filed
for the March term of the district court
this morning, by which it is sought to
have the title to part of lots and .,
block 6, Andrews addition, estab-
lshed.
The funeral Of Frank Peshel was
held at the residence, seven miles
southeast Of the city. at IL o'clock
Sunday morning, and was very largely
attended by neighbors and friends of
the family. The body was buried at
Rock Valley cemetery.
Mr. B. r. Shirk, of Sutherland, ar
rived in the city Saturday afternoon,
and was guest over Sunday at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Rodney c.
Wells Mr. Shirk came from Fit. |
ance at the state meeting Of farmers
cooperative companies.
The want ad is two edged, 1t helps |
both the advertiser and the customer.
1t sells for the one and supplies the
want of the other. This is what makes
it valuable to the advertiser. The |
Times Republican is read daily by |
nearly $4,000 people. Among them is |
pretty sure to be q number of people |
who need Your proposition. The ad is
therefore the best medium of exchange
your article for the customers money |
We have Just received 1000 squares
Of high grade galvanized rubber roof |
ing that we are selling at $1.35 for
ply, s1.I5 for ply. and 500 for 3 |
ply. per los square feet. We guaran-
tee this roof for 5 years for 1 ply 10
wears for . ply. and 10 years for ply |
We have also secured the agency and
will soon have a large stock of The
Royal field and poultry wire fencing.
This fence is an improvement on the |
American fence. Our prices will be
right on this Citizens Lumber Co.,
800 Market street. Marshaltown, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs M. L. Mundy 500 |
North Center street. entertained tWen-
ty-fve of their friends at a very en-
joyable valentine party Friday evening.
The house was decorated with hearts
and valentines were extracted from
huge howl of noncOrn Five hundred |