Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-13
Embroidery sale at NJ. F. Andrews.

Embroidery sale at M. f. Andrews.
DR. Bullard, osteopath, % II. Main
Prizes given to the best walters a.
the band fair tonight
Route Agent Probst. Of the Adam!
Express Company, was in the city Sat
urday on business
Miss Alice Noggle. who has been ii
of grippe returned to her school in
Taylor township today
Mrs. j. A. Waller arrived home Sat
1rday evening from Davenport. where
she has been visiting her parents. MIR
and Mrs. Fred Martens. since Christ
mas.
A. r. Birchard. who has been very
seriously sick at his home. has so much
| improved that he is now able to be up
and walk about the house a little each
day.
Messrs. Glenn and Ray Deetz. OF
Miledgevile. H.. arrived in the city
Saturday evening. and will remain for
a weeks visit with their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. FL c. Timer, and with
their cousin, MIR. Harry Timer and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Deal. Of St
Anthony, who have been visiting in
Rowan and Bows with relatives. have
returned home. While at Rowan they
were the guests of Mrs. Deals cousin.
they were there they attended the
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l have hired Mr.. Fred Schutzenbach
as my meat cutter and have given him
full charge of the meat market de-
partment and will keep fine line OF
fresh and smoked meats, and dressed
chickens on Saturdays. Give me your
orders. Phone new EGG. old 1877. and
get the best for your money. j. l.. In
man.
The young ladies employed by the
Spencer-Letts Coffee Company gave a
surprise Friday evening in honor of
their foreman, Mr.. George Glenn SOC
West State street. The evening was
spent with music and games, and a
dainty luncheon was served by Mrs.
Glenn. assisted by the Misses Johnson.
Those present were Misses Anna Heb
erin. Lenx Thorpe. Hudah johnson.
Ella Bosoom. Rosa Kearns. Mamie
Berg, Helen Johnson and Agnes
Keefe.
The funeral of Hilda Haglan was
largely attend Saturday afternoon from
the residence, 425 Swayzee street, Rev.
c. w. McCord officiating. The music
was furnished by a ladies' quartet from
the Presbyterian young peoples So
ciety, composed Of Misses Minnie Berg |
gren, Florence Gustafson. Adeline Will |
lin and Maude Ertel. The pail bear
ers We're Messrs. Walter Bowen. Ben |
Frank Lockwood and Will Norman.
The many floral offerings were very
pretty.
There are many stock companies on
the road, but few are good. The Empire
Dramatic Company is known turnout
the United States as being one of the
best. The company numbers twelve
people, presenting all new plays. with
special scenery: polite vaudeville be-
ing introduced between each and every
act. Be sure and go on the opening
anu Dt convinced lildl IIllS ~
the best company now on the road
at popular prices. Ladies will
be admitted free when accompanied by
one paid reserved seat ticket pur-
chased before p m. tonight. Prices
10. 20 and 30 cents.
Mrs. George Lamson. OF Garner. ar
rived In the city Saturday evening, and
will remain for a visit of two months
with her daughter, Mrs. G. w. Bart
mess. While here Mrs. Lamson will go
to Des Mones to visit an uncle, Mr..
Brown, whom she has not seen since
The day she became bride. almost
forty years ago. Shortly after Mrs.
marriage the Browns moved
to distant state, and Mrs. Lamson
had lost all track of them. 1t was not
until notice of Mr.. Lamson's death,
,hree months ago. that appeared in the
old home paper at Maquoketa. that Mr..
Brown knew Of his niece's where
lbouts.