Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-22
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The City in Brief

| Dr. Lierle, glasses fitted.
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| Boost for good band concerts.
Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist
DR.. Wood. eve. throat, nose, and ear
Union band fair tonight. Forney's
hall.
New Orleans molasses in bulk, pure
article. Olson.
Ferguson's eight-piece orchestra al
band fair tonight.
Simkins & Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers. 216-21S East
| Main.
Our new spring suits are in. Come
and make your selection early. M. f.
Andrews.
Three days more of the great bar
gain sale of wall paper at Simmons
book store.
Home grown radishes and lettuce,
head lettuce. caulitlower, parsley and
Kalamazoo celery at Olson's.
come early 'tliN 81 N'>''
pick of the bargains of the wall paper
sale at Simmons book store
Dr. Cora Williams, diseases of wom-
en- and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
bank Hours 1912 a. M, Ia p. m.
Attend thu Royal Highlander dance
Monday evening February "a. Admis-
sion so cents per couple Redmen hall.
Be sure to patroniZe the Sundell res
in town. You get a first class meal for
20 cents.
TONES for falling hair. superf1uous
hair, removed without soaring. Mani
curing and chiropody. Phone $40.
Arson Stroud, Arson bldg. room >.
Buttermilk bread is moist but not
doughty Order a loaf and you'll use
no other. Look for the green label
Robertson & Strub. wholesale and re-
tail.
Mr.. and Mrs George Carney OF State
Center. were in the city today. being
on their way to Alberta. Canada, where
they will reside. They will stop for a
weeks visit in Gladbrook before leav-
ing for the north
Don't forget when you want plumb
ing, heating and electric lighting done,
to come to the big store. 20 North
we know how to do it right. Buchan-
an-Boughton Co.
Mrs. John C. Irwin los South Third
street. was hostess Friday afternoon to
the Royal Neighbors' Aid society.
Three guests We're present, Mrs. Car
uthers. Mrs. Baldwin of jewell, kas.,
and Mrs. f. r. Barker. A very pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed.
The Palmer College Concert Com
pany composed of Hazel e. Dinges.
pianist. f. Roy Grimes violinist. Susie
l.. Richards soprano and Anna f.
Moffit reader. will give a program
Tuesday evening at the Christian
church at S:15. Admission Is and %
cents.
One of the plcasantest tokens of
coming days lies in the appearance of
the new drama by Hal Reid called
1.-The Cow Puncher," which comes to
the Odeon Sunday night, Feb %. 1t
has already established a great record
in the large cities as an excellent pro-
duction Of western life as it has also
in all cities where it has been produced.
Prices, 25. 35 and so cents.
Mr.. Harry Hopkins. Junior member
Of the firm of Hopkins & Son, tailors,
has just returned from Chicago where
he went to gather the new ideas, in
styles and fabrics for mems clothes.
Mr.. Hopkins makes several trips to
eastern points each year and keeps
in close touch with the newest ideas
of the trade While In Chicago Mr..
Hopkins took a special course in cut
ting for individual styles that are to
be much worn this season.
The bi-weekly dancing party of the
knights of Pythias club was held last
night in Red Mems hall, and was at
tended by sixty couples. The party
was a Martha Washington affair, and
the hall was decorated with flags. The
dining tables were adorned with
hatchets and small flags. and the tables
We're waited on by the following young
ladies attired in Martha Washington
costumes: Mary Crowl, Winifred
Chamberlain. Clara Rails, Ruth Mos
Grip, Hazel Arnold. Lois Cronk Grace
Hopkins. Fannie Flower and Irene
Eason. The party was in charge of the
ladies. represented by committee
composed of Mesdames c. H. White
head. G. w. Darling, w. A. Anderson,
and Walter Leech.
A delightful High View club party
was enjoyed Friday evening at the H.
w Shove home. 402 North Fourth
street. those who entertained being
Messrs and Mesdames Shove, E. E.
Hood W. H. Gilbert. w. A. Miller and
E. ]. Frush. Mrs. Hattie Andrews, and
Mr. Harry McCombs. Flags. hatchets
and George and Martha Washington
pictures were effectively used as dec
orations. In an advertising guessing
contest. Mrs. Charles w. Hughes won
the prize. Charades and conundrums
We're also enjoyed, and old songs We're
Those who waited upon the
guests at dinner, were Misses Ida and
Marie Shove, Esther and Jessie Hole.
Anna and Clara Andrews and Maud
Morey Miss Strauss, of Milwaukee,
was the only out-of-toWn guest.