Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-23
Skate at the Victoria.
DR.. Lierle, glasses fitted.


day on business.
Mr. l. B. Norton of Gearing. was 9
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Remember the gold fish sale at Sin.
clars Friday afternoon al O'clock.
Smkins & Estel. funeral directors
and licensed embamers. 216-21S Eas
| Main.
Pythian's regular dance mt Rec
Mems hail tomorrow. Nah knights he
present
) Full line of National Biscuit Cos
goods fresh every week at Reynolds
& Sheldon.
Why pay such high prices for butter
when you can get the choicest butter
inc for 20 cents per pound al Inman's
store.
Merritt Greene. who has been sicl
that he is able to be up and about the
house little each day.
City Engineer and Mrs. c. A
Baughman. 40s North Fourth street
are the parents of an eght-pounC
daughter born this morning.
Ladies, Take Notice All those
wishing TO take treatment in our Mar
! inello parlors in the evening can do so
by making appointments with us. A.
II. Simon.
Mrs. N. w. Lundy, who underwent a
serious surgical operation at St
| ifal In
| very nicely today. having spent a very
comfortable night.
| c. E. Arney. of A./oion, and Merritt
| Greene, Jr., went to Cedar Rapids this
morning to visit the farmers short
course. which is in progress there un-
der the direction of the Iowa State
College, of Ames.
Ed T.. Austin is considerably improv
! ed today, and it is now believed that
he is not going to suffer a run of ty
phoid. which was feared few days
ago as a complication to his rheumatic
trouble. with which he has been suf-
ferng for the past few weeks.
The body of Luther c. Bassett. Of
the soldiers home. will be sent to Da-
kota City, Humboldt county, for inter-
ment, leaving this evening at sos over
the Northwestern. The body of John
G. Banks will leave at ! o'clock Fri
day morning over the Central for Port
Angeles. Wash, for interment.
One of the periodical social affairs
given by the Ladies' club of LeGrand,
to which it is the custom to invite the
husbands, was held at the home of A.
w. Arnold Wednesday evening. a
their husbands attended and very
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Carey j. Brown, an Iowa Central en-
gineer formerly of this city, who is
running out of Monmouth, ILL.,, and
who has been here for few days
visit with his brother, +. G. Brown,
left for Monmouth this morning Mr..
Brown has an offer to go to the 18TH
mus of Panama to work on the Pan
anna railroad, which he is considering
and may finally accept
Mr.. Robert H. Whitaker, who has
been in this city and other Iowa points
for the past few weeks, or since his
return to the United States after ten
years absence spent in the service of
the United States army and navy in
the Orient, left early this morning for
st. Paul, and from there will go to
Washington, d. c., where he will take
a position in the United States bureau
of navigation.
Mr.. Elmer E. Foster. who has been
spending the past year with his moth
err Mrs. r. M. Ash, and husband. left
for Kansas City Wednesday night,
where he will visit a brother he has
not seen for sixteen years. From there
he will go to Seattle. Wash, his for
mer home. During the past few days
Mr.. Foster has been visiting at Storm
Lake, with his brothers, Ezra and
Clyde Foster.
"The Stronger Sex" which was the
great success of the London stage last
season is the play being given by
Maude Fealy in America this year. It's
great popularity on the other side is
being fully duplicated turnout this
country. as it is considered to be one
of the most original pieces of it's kind
seen for many day. Al the Odeon
Friday night. Jan. "a. Prices so, rs,
$1.00 and $3.50.
The funeral of DR.. Benjamin e.
Shirk was held from the residence
206 East Church street, at $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. The service,
which was conducted by Rev. Jesse
Cole, was attended by a large number
of relatives of the family. including
many of the older residents of the
city. A male quartet sang, and there
were many floral offerings. The pail
bearers We're Messrs. John and Frank
Brennecke. S. p. Knisely. E. NJ. Dodge,
T. j. Shoemaker. and w II. H. Bow
en-. Interment was in Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Swick and Mrs |
Clara Loder 1O9 West Church street
entertained thirty-siX of their friends
at $50 o'clock dinner Wednesday cv-
ening The hostesSes were assisted in
serving by their niece, Golde Walker, /
Of Tama. and June Meredith. Several
piano numbers by Lucille Meredith
We're enjoyed during the dinner hour.
A very delightful evening followed, in
which five hundred was the amuse-
lnent. Mrs. George Painter won the
ladies' prize, and that for the gentle
men was tie between Messrs. E.. G.
Wallace and A. T. Elder The only
guests present from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Tingley, of Albert
Lee, MINI.