Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-15
Skate at the Victoria.

Big masquerade tonight at band fair
at Forneys hall
Air rifles from rs cents to s1.50
| Horne Il GelVin.
Buy the Apex coaster wagon, price
81. Horne & Gelvin.
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| Teams wanted to haul ice. Enquire
at river. Marshall Ice Co.
y lace sale of Importance at NJ. f.
Andrews-7,200 yards at sc per yard to
| choose from.
| Attend the band fair every night this
week. Money will be used for band
! concerts next summer.
! Try sack of "Kelly's Famous flour
for the best bread, biscuits and pastry
Ask your grocer for it.
| New, clean Val and torchon laces
| 1920 yards, all sc per yard. Just ar
| rived, at Nj. +. Andrews
60
Carl Bratt went to Minneapolis last
night and will enter the employ of a
land agency in an office capacity.
The first dance of the second series
of Knights of Pythias club parties will
be held tonight at X. of p. hall.
Five room cottage, gas, electric
! lights, city water. sewerage. bath and
! toilet-A bargain, but must sell quick
| Sl,100. Bell & Hill.
! The regular meeting of the Baptist
/ Hill Bible class was held Tuesday aft
4 ernoon at the home of Mrs. Bramer
| COZ West Linn street.
You can save % per cent by buying
dress goods and silks during our clear
ance sale. Nettie Ingledue & Co., the
up-to-date dry goods house.
Supply your future wants In laces
and embroideries, remember you get
33 1-3 per cent discount Nettie Ingle-
due & Co., the up-to-d date dry goods
| house.
! "Kelly's 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.
Tonight is the last night of the EN-
! pire Dramatic Companys engagement
at the Odeon, when they will put on
! the beautiful comedy drama, "A Hero
of the Hills Prices 10, 20 and 30
! cents.
Mrs. Uriah Bittner, 432 Union
! street, was removed to the Singleton
hospital today for treatment Mrs.
Bittner has been suffering since March
/ last with tuberculosis of the knee
! joint.
/! The Hawthorne club met Tuesday
! afternoon with Mrs. B. A Morgan. and
/ continued it's study of the subject,
(! 'Foreshadowings From the Time of
Isaiah" Mrs A. r. Balch is the leadei'
for January.
Frank Blossoms butcher shop at 80
North Center street, invites your trade.
Best of fresh and smoked meats, poul-
try, always on hand. Prompt service.
Reas enable prices. Give us a trial.
Frank Beeson.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
4 odist church will be entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.
W. Sparks 514 North Third street,
Mrs j. Fl. Mineah. Mrs. Charles Click
/ and Miss Rachel Cannon assisting.
Tomorrow the New England opens
/ up it's new line of wash goods and en-
/ advertisement today will be of espe-
! cial interest to every woman in the
! county and will be worth while reading
word for word.
have hired Mr.. Fred SchutZenbach
/ as my meat cutter and have given him
i full charge of the meat market de-
/ partment and will keep a fine line Of
fresh and smoked meats. and dressed
chickens on Saturdays. Give me your
orders. Phone new 266. old 1877, and
get the best for your money. j. L. In
! man.
( Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Lainson, who re-
! turned from Cedar Rapids Monday
! night, where Mr.. Lainson spent Sat-
urday attending the annual meeting
i of the Hawkeye Commercial Mems
association, went to Gilman Tuesday
ITO spend the day with Mrs. Lain
! sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Sparks.
! Master Clyde Gard, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Marion Gard, 102 North Ninth
street, fell while returning home from
| school Tuesday afternoon, and sus-
tanned a fracture of the right clavicle.
| Young Gard was II years old Tues
day. and his playmates had become
aware of the fact and were attempting
/ to administer the customary spank
/ ing In the tussle the boy fell
/ Charming Grace Cameron comes to
/ the Odeon Saturday night. January Is
! in what is promised to be one of the
best musical hits of the season. 1t is
called Little Dollie Dimples" and af-
! fords' Miss Cameron more scope to
/ display her ability than any vehicle in
which she has yet been seen. She is
! surrounded by company of forty well
] known comedians. singers and mu-
! sicians. This is the second year OF
! this successful attraction. Prices %,
! So IS cents. 81 and s1.50.
! The ROYAL Highlander drill team and
/, the herald and guide entertained Cap
| tain J. e. Starboard. wife, and family,
/ of Des Moines, Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Erlacher.
Games were the feature of the evening,
after which a dainty three course lunch
/ was served. 1t was learned during the
evening that it was the birthday of Mr..
Starboard who was here for the work
of installing the officers of Iowa castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Starboard will return to
Des Moines tomorrow afternoon.
The funeral of Miss Lucy o. Nc
Broom was held Tuesday afternoon