Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-11
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The City in Brief

The big band fair begins tonight al
Forney's hall.
Prizes given for the best walters
Monday night at band fair.
Mr. l. K. Wilcox Of Montour, Sc
today in the city on business.
Smkins & Estel. funeral directors
and licensed embalmers. 216-21S East
Main.
| If you want twenty concerts down
| town next summer patronize the band
fair.
| Tin work done right and at right
prices at NJ. D. Hustons. shop, at 119
West Main.
When in need of hard, dry wood or
nice nut coal. call up South. Side Coal
Company, No "a.
Try sack of "Kelly's Famous" flour
for the best bread, biscuits and pastry.
! Ask your grocer for it.
"Kelly's Famous" is the flour that
will make every lady using it famous
as a bread baker. ASK your grocer
for it.
Have your old clothes cleaned UP and
repaired at the Marshalltown Steam
Dye Works. Your old clothes made to
look like new.
A fine lot Of cakes of all kinds, and
all kinds of fancy bakery goods. at the
Purity Bakery, ITO West Main. Order
this evening.
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sKelly's Famous" -four will make
friends in every household. 1t is white,
clean and the best in the land. Ask
your grocer for it.
Persons who, on their contracts, are
entitled to the cuts run in Marshall
town Illustrated" may have the same
by calling at the T.-R. business office.
The body of Elias Mckee, the mem
Der of the soldiers home who died
Friday, will be sent to Chester, How
ard county, for burial, leaving at 1885
tonight.
One trial of partly seasoned wood
will convince you that it is better than
the full seasoned. 1t lasts longer and
is hotter. Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime
Company.
The Marshalhown Steam Dye Works
will clean up that coat or suit and
press it into shape and perhaps save
you buying new. Ask them about it.
Phone Ill.
The basket ball team of the state
normal school was in the city this
morning on his way to Grinnell, where
%6o 70 M
this evening.
'eKellys 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.
Rev. C. w. McCord of the Presbyter-
ian church will address the mems
meeting at the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
Sunday $3.50 p. IN. Vocal solo by Miss
Edna McGrew.
Great Sachem Stewart Eason, of the
Iowa Red Men, was in Nevada Friday
night to instruct the new tribe in it's
work Mr. Eason will visit the Wa
terloo tribe tonight.
When in town get your dinner at
Henry Sundells for 20 cents. Prompt
and efficient service. wholesome, clean
food, sanitary kitchen Short orders a
specially. Henry Sundell, North Cen
ter street
We have 80 acres Marshall county,
good, gently rolling land, nicely To-
Gated. Buildings all new and good.
noce grove. Close to school-a good
farm and home. For sale at $4,000.
Write or see us. Bell & Hill, Hopkins
block
Mr.. Mahlon Russell, who is a stu
dent at a veterinary college at KAN
sas City. Mo-, and who has been visit
ing relatives at his old home at Ban
gor for month, spent the day in the
city, and will leave for Kansas City
this evening.
The celebrated civilian Kelly's Fa-
nous Flour" is made in new, clean,
modern. up-to-date mill, where they
use only the best recleaned hard wheat
and where their motto is Cleanliness
and quality Every sack of ''Kelly's
Famous is guaranteed to please you or
your money refunded. Ask your gro
Ger for it.
With class of five hundred in sight
for the farmers short course. it is up
to Marshalltown to entertain thess
men and women Of our County as
can do. Everybody who
can sIaie one room or more with or
v:itllout meals for the week oeg,nning
Feb z4-25. please call or phone me at
tho D. Wilbur Store, stating TIE
of rooms and price. Fred M.
Wilbur. chairman entertainment com
mittee.
Citizens Lumber Company. 306
market street. will sell while this
stock lasts: 10000 feet, inch and 8
inch white pine drop siding, at s25 per
! 900 feet: 10000 feet 8 inch and 10
inch white pine shiplap at $40 per L.
600 feet. The stock is suitable for barn
covering, sheds or any out buildings. |
Also 100 good doors, 2 feet 8 inch by |
6 TT. in, q in. thick, at $3.50 each;
$50 good doors, of various sizes, at 81; !
ESQ 2 and 4-light windows, glazed,
single and double strength, from IS
cents to 81 each. Some of them are
24x34, blight. Ruberoid and rubber !
roofing from s1.50 to 81 per square.
Cal, and see us before this stock is
sold, as it will not last at these prices. /
Mrs. Ida Williams and daughter,
Mrs. Sue White. were hostesses at
prettily appointed 6 o'clock five-course
dinner Friday evening. given in honor
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