Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-14
The City in Brief
1884 Chamberlain 1908.
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DR.. Lierle, glasses fitted.
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Chamberlain, optometrist.

Every lady in town invited to see GU
display of hats. NJ. Middlekauff
Miss Middlekauff is showing an un
usual variety of street, tailored an
dress hats.
You get good dinner for 20 cent
at Henry Sundelrs restaurant on Mort
Center street.
One thousand loads of dirt for sale
Inquire of c. A. Palmer, 40S Yves
Church street.
All the sick jobs of heating can b.
remedied See the Great Western Heat
er Company.
Columbia hall can be engaged FOL
lectures, dances or lodge purposes. Cal
new phone 646.
; Mrs. Archie Elson went to Toledo
this morning to spend Sunday Will
Miss Gerte Modlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McMurrsty. :
. West North street. are the parents of d
son, born this morning
Lost-Late Friday afternoon, fancy
gold bar pin. Finder return to Z. r
l. Wanted-Tonight at $50. 400 people
to visit the new Eagles hall. Admis-
sion, 10c. Marshalltown Band fair.
Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Hoffa Sill NORTH
Second avenue, are parents of a ten
pound daughter, born this morning.
Marshalltown Band fair tonight a,
| Eagles hail. The exclusive citizens
band. No state employees. Help the town
boys.
Miss Clara Bauman, of Liscomb, who
is teaching school near Laurel, passed
thru the city this morning on her way
home.
The Tirzah Aid society was peas
antly entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Eugene Crandall, 515 South
Third street.
Beginning Monday we will show a
handsome line of pattern hats and will
add to these every day during the sea-
son. M. Middlekauff.
Have your chenille curtains cleaned
and frightened up at the Marshalltown
| Steam Dye works. All work called for
ana delivered promptly.
A telegram to Mr. and Mrs ]. E.
Lander this morning from Kenmare, n.
D.. announces the birth of son to Mr.
| and Mrs. Fred Van Week
Don't throw away that suit. Have 1t
made like new at the Marshalltown
Steam Dye works. Cleaned, pressed and
repaired at a very reasonable price.
Anson- Stroud do hair work. Bring in
your combings for puffs. Electric
needle work. Facial and scalp treat
ments. North First street. Phone $40.
Mr.. Frank Haddock, of Marietta.
who was accidentally shot five weeks
ago, was able to come to this city to-
day and spent the day at the Frank
Ogle home.
Get your order in now for a spring
suit at Psenicka's and get the best. See
the new fabrics for spring and summer
wear. Get wise on the clothes ques-
ton at ,Psenicka's.
l have a new remedy that will re-
lieve rheumatism, neuralgia, govt, in
one application, and will cure any
MARS, 100 East Main.
Remember the gospel meeting ct the
Methodist church tonight. Enthusi-
astic song service. led by chorus sing
ing. at 1880. Preaching at o'clock
by DR.. A. B. Buckner.
We serve only inspected meats; and
give you good meal for 20 cents.
Plenty of wholesome, clean food. cook
ed in a sanitary kitchen. Henry Sun
dell. North Center street.
Iowa College Glee club of 20 voices.
at Gongrega Gonal church next Friday. !
March 20. 8 p. m. Tickets 35 cents at
Benedict and Brfntnalrs. A limited
number only will be Sold
Dinges q Everist are still located in
the little old building opposite the M. E. |
church. but they have the finest wall
paper you ever saw. Their rent is /
very low. You get the benefit.
Mrs. Archie Elson entertained the
S. E. G. and II. K. club at her home.
POP South Third avenue Friday after
oon. Mrs. Elson was assisted in serv-
ing refreshments by her mother. Mrs.
Ann Speer
The Hall home 3O2 South Th1rd ave-
nue. which has been under quarantine
for cerebro spinal meningitis. was re-
eased today. The boy Elmer Hall. who
has been sick. is improving, and his
indicates that he will recover
st. Patrick masquerade at Victoria
rink next Tuesday the 18th. Two
prizes to be given for two best char
acters and costumes. All those coming
masked and costumed will be admit
ted free between the hours Of and s.
For Sale-Seven-room dwelling. fur
,ace. bath. toilet, electric lights, ce-
nent walks, fine shade, fruit for fam
ly use. east front fine lot, 3 rooms In
basement. Possession April list Will
Ne sold cheap. part time at per cent.
See us at once Bell 4 Hill
Judging from the attendance. il terest
$ steadily growing in the gospel meet
ngs held in the Methodist church
Vital questions that no one can afford
o leave unconsidcred are being pre-
;ented by an able and attractive
,pealies.
Miles Kerleher, who recently bought
Tue, 304-306, invites all his friends and
5 many new ones as he can make. to
all and see him. They viii keep the