Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-25
Skate at the Victoria.
Miller, ieweler, los East Main.

Olson's line of coftccS and teas are
the finest in the city, and he guar
antees satisfaction
s. c. Bells condition remains about
the same today, and he is doing as
nicely as could be expected
Ray Andrews, an Iowa Central fire
man, who has been in Mason City for
/. few weeks, has returned home
"kelly's Famous" is the flour that
will make every lady using it famous
as "a bread baker Ask your grocer
for it,
1t pays to read the want ads, They
may contain something of interest to
you, they do contain something that
will interest you.
Mrs j. S. McCord, of Mt. Vernon,
will arrive in the city this evening
for an over Sunday visit with her son,
Rev c. w. McCord, and family.
"kelly's Famous is meeting with the
greatest success of any -four ever put
on the market. Fully guaranteed to
grocer for it. G
The supply of ice used by the Iowa
Central for refrigerating and other
purposes, is being stored in the COM
pany's ice houses now. The company
is securing the ice from Clear Lake.
The Primary Sunday School Teach
! ers union will meet Monday afternoon
at 2:30 in room 20 of the Methodist
church. The special topic will be:
The Teaching Element in General EN-
ercises.'
A pair of trousers from the best fab
ric, well made, perfect in fit, will give
YOU more satisfaction and wear for
| the money. That's what you get at
Psenicka's shop. Investigate and be
convinced.
Mrs. w. b. Beeson went to Nevada
Friday evening for Il brief visit at the
home of her son-in-law and daughter.
! Mr. and Mrs. George f. Wingert. Mr..
Beeson will go to Nevada Sunday NOR
ming, and accompany his wife home in
the evening
Miss Lola Alexander, who has been
making her home with DR.. and Mrs.
Coe, in State Center, during the sick
1
der, returned home last night for an
over Sunday visit. Mr.. Alexander's
condition remains the same.
Why pay more when you can get
just as good a meal for 20 cents? That
is what we give you. Everything clean,
wholesome and good to eat Prompt,
polite service. Try the Sundell res
taurant, the North Center street res
taurant. Henry Sundell, prop.
A letter received in the city today
brings the news of the death OF the
mother of W. l. Crane, formerly super
intendent of the public schools of this
city. Mrs. Crane died at her home in
Ashley o. Mr.. Crane was in Duluth.
Mimi, when the word of his mothers
death reached him.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Speers. and
son Charles, Jr., and Miss Ida Shove,
! who have been at Ocean Park. Cal, are
expected to arrive home about the mid
die of next week Mrs. Speers and lit
tie son and Miss Shove have been in
California since early in the fall. Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Hughes We're
host and hostess to twenty of their
friends Friday evening at five hun
| dred party given complimentary to
| their guests, MIR. and Mrs. G. e. Cher
ry of Chicago. The prizes for cards
went to Mr.. j. P. Dehl and Mrs. Hen
ry Shove. A dainty lunch was served.
Star lodge No. 3, Iowa Legion of
Honor. will give box social, program
and dance Thursday evening, January
! 80. 1908, at Columbia hall. Each MEM
Der may invite two friends. The Ia
! dies each are expected to bring lunch
for two. Admission for gentlemen csc,
including the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. A. Jurdan, Mrs e. Lee and
| Mrs. George Hixson entertained the
| Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society Fri
! day afternoon at the HiXSon home,
| street There was a large attendance
and the societys work is progressing
, nicely. A social hour and the serving
OF refreshments followed the business
! session.
/ +. Z. Rupert, a prominent Marshall
| county farmer. thinks an advertise
ment in the Times Republican one of
the best investments he ever made.
small sum spent for a classified ad
offering sheep for sale brought him
t twenty four prospective customers,
and he disposed of all his offerings at
good prices. You can do as well, no
matter what you have to sell.
Mrs. Jared Elliott, of Minerva, ac-
| companied by her son-in-laW and
! daughter, Mr.. and Mrs G. f. Max
field went to Oneida Friday for Wis
it of a few days with an aunt of Mr.
MaXfield. Mrs. Elliott's father, Mr.. w.
! d. Ingledue, went to Albion in the
evening to be with his son, Mr.. ]. L.
Ingledue, during his daughters alb
sence.
The Drake University club held it's
regular meeting, followed by a pleas
ant social time. Friday evening, at the
home of Miss Anna Maude Kimberly
j 30S1h North Third street. Ray Scott
was present from Des Moines and
i gave the latest news from the univer-
sity. Many new members are coming
i into the club. which will meet next
/ on the third Friday in February, at the
I home of Rev. and Mrs. c. Fl. Norris
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balch and Mr..
and Mrs D. I. Denmead very delight