Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-07
Rink open tonight.
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Union band fair tonight.
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Union band fair tonight.

Regular dance at odd Fellows hal
tonight.
Mr. E. d. keoppel went to st. An
thony Friday evening for an over.
Sunday visit.
Columbia hall can be engaged fol
lectures dances or lodge purposes Cal
new phone 646.
Dr. Cora Williams, diseases Of Wom-
IN and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
bank. Hours 1912 a. M, IA p. m.
Mrs George p Smith and daughter
Margaret Went to Mason City Friday
night tor brief visit with relatives
and friends.
Let Buchanan Roughton Co do youl
plumbing, heating and electric work
as they know how to do it right. 70
North Center street.
Ruchunan- Boughton Co. are in a po-
sition to do your plumbing. heating and
! electric Work. and will give you the
best of satisfaction. 20 North Center
street.
Mrs. H. r. Marietta. of Oherln. kas..
formerly Miss Eva Wilbur. of this city
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
| Myrna, spent yesterday in the city
With relatives and friends.
Dr. w b. kibbey left Friday even
! ing for Ruthven. where he will sup
| crintend the moving of the MARSHALL
| town Shooting clubs shack from Lost
Island lake to Lake Trumbul
Remember Buchanan Boughton Co.
are sole agents for the celebrated
Douglass Low Down CLOSETS and there
are more used in Marshalltown than
| any other make, as we have installed
| hundreds.
Come in and get all kinds of in
spected meats. Our shop is clean
turnout and all our meats are young.
We sell as cheap as anyone. New
phone 907. old 199N. VOORHEES, mar
ket, % North Center street.
For Sale-Seven-room dwelling, fur
mace. bath, toilet. electric lights. ce-
lnent walks. fine shade. fruit for fam
| lily use. east front. fine lot. 3 rooms in
basement. Possession April I. VIII
be sold cheap. part time at per cent.
See us at once. Bell & Hill.
| For Sale Seven room house. new.
good barn and out buildings. and six
lots, situated three blocks from car
| line and we are Offering this place for
a quick sale at price that will sell it
within a weeks time. See or write
Bennett & Binford.
| Mrs. Flora Gardner and son Victor,
of Tama, arrived in the city this morn
| ing for a brief visit with Mrs. Gard
rers sister. Mrs. n. A. Harris. Mas
| ter Victor is the T.-R. carrier boy in
| 1'ama. and is one of the best and most
careful carriers in the papers employ
! The W. c. T. U. met Wednesday at
| ternoon With Mrs. c. A. Bishop. 80
| North Second street The attendance
was good, and an interesting meeting
was enjoyed. After the business SEES
sion, the union was addressed by Miss
Jessie Hulsey, on the subject of Loyal
| Temperance Legion work.
| Stewart Eason. great sachem Of the
| Iowa Red Men will leave Sunday
morning for Sioux City, where he will
+, be present at the initiation of a large
lass of palefaces on Monday night.
! ON Tuesday evening Mr.. Eason will be
at Fort Dodge to attend a similar
meeting and at Dubuque on Wednes-
day night he will institute a new tribe.
On Thursday night, at Oelwein, Mr..
Eason will institute another new
tribe
Mr.. Fred Fullmer, who has been
spending the winter at Plattsvile, Ont
with Mrs. F'ullmer. at he home Of the
latter's parents. reached home Friday
| evening. Mrs. Fullmer's health is inn
proving. but she will remain in Canada
during the summer Mr.. Fullmer
| stopped enroute for brief visit with
his sister. Ms. +. D. fireman. at Au-
rora H.. and before he left Aurora
received a letter from Pasadena. saying
that her mother. Mrs. Sarah F'ullmer
was still very low and not expected to
| live
Adrift In New York is one of those
rare stories which exist just for them
selves not for any problem or reason.
| Interest is aroused for the characters
and then the spectators cannot help
! being interested in their fate. 1t is de-
| lightfully charming and interesting
with the glamor or romance running
| thru from the start There is also
plenty of genuine comedy together with
interesting specialties making it. one
Of the real interesting plays of the
|. season. At the Odeon Sunday night,
March 8. Prices %. So and so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. McCreery and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sandoe We're hosts
and hostesses at the McCreery home.
! 704 West Main street. Friday evening.
| to n very delightful meeting Of the
| Carcaway club. Dinner was enjoyed
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