Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-15
Giulf5-Republitr,a
The City in Brief
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Skate at the Victoria.

DR.. Billiard, osteopath. IS E. Main
Big masquerade tonight at band fai
at F'orney's hall.
See our Quicker Yet washing ma
chine. Horne & Gelvin.
Teams wanted to haul ice. Enquire
at river. Marshall Ice Co.
We carry complete stock of alum
mum ware. Horne & Gelvin.
Regular Pythian dance tonight a
castle hall, beginning at $3.50.
Just received supply OF specia
automobile batteries. A. w. Carroll 4
Co.
A beautiful line of rugs. and othe
floor coverings, just received at Mar
ion Cards.
w. H. Hood will have csosing on
sale January 20, five miles northeast
Marshalltown.
If interested in the fish and gam
laws of Iowa, ask Horne & Gelvin 70
abstract of 1908.
More than four miles of Val ant
torchon laces on sale at DC per yard
at NJ F. Andrews.
The Calisophian club met Tuesda!
afternoon with Mrs. {. Roadaouse, ant
continued its regular study
Be sure your flour is labeled Kelly:
Famous and you will have the bes
your money can buy. Ask your grocer
for it.
Attend the annual clearance sale
Everything at discount price. Netti'
Ingledue & Co., the up-to~date dry
goods house.
.kellys Famous" flour will make
friends in every household. 1t is white
clean and the best in the land ASH
your grocer for it.
New rugs and new furniture arriV'
ing daily at Marion Cards. Your IN
spection of this magnificent stock il
invited. Marion Gard.
The art and music department OF th'
Women's club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. w. I. Bennett
4O1 North First avenue.
Everybody come. entertainment a
Willow Hill school house, Taylor town
ship, Thursday evening. jan. l6. at
o'clock. Admission and 10 cents.
Twenty per cent discount ON table
linen. napkins and all donlestics DUR
ing our clearance sale. Nettie lngledue
g. Co., the up-to-date dry goods house
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Sunday night January L. the sensa
tional melodrama, entitled "The Hid
den Hand will be the attraction at th'
Odeon theater. Prices rs, So and 81
cents.
Rev. P. H. Hines. of the State Street
United Evangelical church, is at Man.
liz. where he will remain for ten days
assisting in special services now In
progress.
NV prices on furniture and fioo1
coverings are always 20 to 20 Pc
cent lower than my competitors. A II
per cent discount for cash. Isn't thi:
worth while thinking about? Marion
Gard.
The Shakespeare society enjoyed it
weekly meeting Tuesday afternoon
the T. P. Marsh home, with Miss Ger
trude Tomlinson. The regular read
ing was continued.
c. o. Whitnell Tuesday filed sui
against C. F. Ankrum to collect OF
notes. claimed to be overdue and un
paid. totaling $50. The petition say
the notes were given to J. w. Camp
bell, and assigned to their presen
owner.
L. A. Girton, of Melbourne, Iowa
says he inserted a For Sale in thu
Times Republican Offering male pig:
for sale and the results were more
than satisfactory. He sold every pie
thru the medium Of the advertisement
and had calls for as many more.
We have the largest sock of blanl
books in the city and can supply yo'
with anything you may need in tina
line. We have few aumbers tina
will be sold at special prices to clos
them out Get your blank books a
this store Simmons Book Store
The celebrated civilian Kelly's Fa.
nous Flour is made in new. clean
modern, up o-date mill, where they
use only the best recleanrd. hard whea
and where their motto is "cleanlines:
and quality Every sack of "Kelly's
Famous is guaranteed to please you OF
Ger for it.
Birth cards issued by Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Crellin. of Minneapolis. an
nounce the advent of son, who ha
been christened Thomas Dale. Mrs
Crellin was formerly Gertrude Gear
hart. of t;ldora. daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Il. f. Gearhart, now of Arapahoe
Neb Mr.. Crellin is a son of Mr.. ant
Mrs C. Crellin of this city.
Mrs. W. H. Gilbert, AIS North Fifth
street. was hostess Tuesday Afternoon
to sixteen Of her lady friends at
o'clock luncheon. complimentary t.
Mrs r. D. Sprague. of Caledonia
Mimi. The color scheme was greer
and white. and the hostess was assist
ed in serving by Mrs. Charles Hughes
and Miss Maybel French. The after
noon was enjoyed socially.
Chas. Kinninger has added to his
horse shoeing shop equipment Bene-
dict Safety Horse Shooting Rock fol
the purpose of shoeng ugly and unrulA
horses without cruelty to the animal
All ugly and unruly horses will be shoe
at his shop. rear 113-1l7 East State
free of charge, Monday Jan. 20. This
is the only horse shoeins rock in Mar
shall county for shoeins; ugly and ur-
ruly horses. Chas. Kinnnger. agent.
The finest coffee substitute ever
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