Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-24

goods to order.
Regular dance at Forney's hall Sat
urday, Jan. %.
Florida grape fruit, navel oranges
malaga grapes and fancy bananas a
Olson's.
5. Ed L. Austin is very much improved
today, and his condition is quite en-
couraging.
Miss Mae Eratt left for Chicago thi.
morning to spend ten days with Mrs
Otto c. Dentzer,
The little red tag at Henry Pappe':
simply means money to you. Take ad
, vantage OF it tomorrow.
You can buy all wool blankets nov
5 of NJ. +. Andrews very cheap, only 9
few pairs left. but they are good ones
) The little red tag which appears only
once a Year at Henry Pappes. will
surely bid You good bye tomorrow eve
ming.
Head lettuce leaf lettuce. round rad
ishes, egg plant. caui1ower, celery and
very fancy kiln dried sweet potatoes
at Olsons.
Rev. l.. B. Hix. pastor of the Con-
gregational church. will address the
mems meeting at the Y. Nj. c. A, Sun
day, $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. Rosy Gavin, wife of the Iowa
Central agent at Liscomb. passed thru
the city Thursday en- route to Oska-
loosa to visit friends
Mr.. j. l.. Rails, of Liscomb, was in
the city Thursday afternoon, coming
to attend the funeral of the late b. f.
Smith. south OF town.
The Tirzah Aid society enjoyed a
pleasant meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Chester Durelle, 2O7 North
Fourth street as hostess
M. F. Andrews is making great re-
ducton in prices on all fur coats, fur
neck scarfs, all wool blankets, COM
! forts, shawls and outing gowns.
The condition of Mrs. j. w. Corrigan
of Gilman, who passed thru serious
operation at ST. Thomas hospital on
Thursday morning. is very encouraging
today.
/
| lyn n. Y, who was called to the city
by the death of her father, J. f. Meek
err, departed for Brooklyn Thursday
afternoon.
| Mr.. Albert Andrews, who went to
Colorado in the fall to file on claim,
is home for stay of probably two
months. before returning to the west
! in the spring
We are receiving daily new things
| in furniture and floor coverings. Our
prices are a little better than you can
do elsewhere. We want you to see our
stock. Marion Gard.
---S----
You take no risk when you have
McCarten Plumbing Co. do your
plumbing work. 1t will be done to your
satisfaction. Let them do your re-
pair work this winter
Miss Harriet Henningsen, Of Clin-
ton, who has been in Des Moines and
Nevada for a few days, spent the day
in the city with Mrs. William P. James
while on her way home.
Mrs. Robert vogel, 10 East State
street. was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the regular meeting of the Con-
cordia nahebund. A very pleasant So
cial afternoon was enjoyed.
Mrs. N. w. Lundy, who is patient
at ST. Thomas hospital, where she
recently underwent an operation. is
doing nicely today, and her condition
is considered very satisfactory.
Mrs c. c. Magenheimer and son
Gerold, Of Chicago, arrived in the city
Thursday evening, and will be guests |
for few weeks of the formers sister,
Mrs j. P. Diehl. Mr.. Magenheimer
passed thru the city on the same train
bringing his family to the city, en-
route to California on business.
Mesdames Clemens, Hannah Ackley |
and Anna Rough, were hostesses
Thursday afternoon to the Excelsior
Aid society at the Clemens home. 7O2 |
East Main street. There was an at
tendance of about thirty, and very
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed. Mrs.
Haymen and Mrs. S. r. Johnson were
guests.
Mr.. Merritt Greene, who has suffered
severe attack of Inflammation of the
frontal sinus or cavity over the eye
brow, is still confined to the house and
mends slowly. He is improved, but not
sufficiently to leave the house. owing
to the danger of recurrence of the
attack from exposure. He has suffered
excruciating pains during his illness.
Maude Fealy comes to the Odeon
theater tonight in the play that has
created furore in London theatrical
circles, and which has likewise caused
a sensation of approval in this coun-
try. 1t is called "The Stronger Sex"
and is {, dramatic comedy dealing with
high social life of the great English
Prices so, 10, 81 and $1.50
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
First United Evangelical church very
entertained the Ladies' Aid
society Thursday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Frank Young, 81 South
Third avenue. A short program of vo-
cal solos and talks was enjoyed. Mrs.
Pardee and Mrs. Wikel giving the for
mer. and Mrs. Couser and Mrs. Kate
5ichorn the latter. Refreshment We're
then served. Twenty were present.
The finest coffee substitute ever
made, has recently been produced by
Dr.. Shoop, of Racine. Wis. You don't
nave to boil it twenty or thirty min
ties. Made in a minute" says the
loctor Health Coffee" is really the
coffao i,,,ifatop ova. rro |