Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-22
Boost for good band concerts.

Union band fair tonight. torneNs
hail
F'erguson's eight-piece orchestra a
band fair tonight.
OlSon'S window is always full OF
good things to eat"
Let me show you our spring novelty
suitings now ready. Swanson the
tailor.
G.. w. Harris. NJ. D.. surgeon anC
physician. over II West Main street
Both phones.
Supper will be served at the Swed-
ish Lutheran church tonight between
5 and o'clock
When YOU are in need of dress trim
mings you should see the large as
sortment at NJ. f. Andrews.
Attend the Royal Highlander dance
Monday evening February "A. Admis-
sion so cents per couple. Rcdmcn hall
See. See, See. Our special window
display. Up to snuff does not half OK
press it. Fred Hopkins & Son. popular
tailors.
The regular meeting of the Home
society of the Methods
church was held Friday afternoon at
the church.
Get your house wired for electric
lights now before the rush begins.
Roughton Co. 20 North
Center street.
Psenicka gives you quality. fit and
Why not have that suit
of clothes made up now. Prices al
ways reasonable.
Henry Sundell's restaurant on North
Center serves good meal for only 20
cents. better than you get most places
for more money.
Buttermilk bread is better. more
in every way. Be sure
that YOU get the genuine with Robert :
son & Shrubs label.
Mr.. Edward Faney, who is employed
in the Iowa Central general offices at
arrived this morning to
be here over Sunday.
Short orders at SundelPs North Cen
ter street restaurant Inspected meats
only served and everything guarantee.
clean and wholesome.
At vespers p. IN. tomorrow. at the
Congregational church the choir viii
sing the cantata "A Hymn to Light
Music by P. A. Schneider.
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Miss Gertrude Bondage entertained
a small company Of friends Friday eve
ming at her home. 40 West Church
street. at novelty shower for Miss
Cecilia Punnell who is to be married
next Wednesday to Mr.. George Run
dali.
Tomorrow will be gymnasium Sun
lay at the Y NJ. c. A. and members
IF the gymnasium class will have
charge of the mems meeting and fur
lish the music. Physical Director
Dawson will speak. Subject. ancient
Creek and Modern Athletes"
The Primary Sunday School Teach
ars' union will meet Monday Afternoon
at $50 o'clock in room 30 of the Meth
odist church. Following the routine
business session an address will be
given by Mr. f. S. Fitch. of Des
Moines. secretary of the Iowa State
School association.
Messrs. L. c. Abbott and c. +.
Schmidt returned this morning from
cedar Rapids, where they have been
IN attendance upon the convention of
iowa hardware dealers. Mr.. Abbott
was elected director for the Fourth
district Mr.. Schmidt was chairman
If the committee on resolutions
The fascination of "Ole Olson for
is demonstrated by full
houses upon every visit. The imper-
'onation of that open faced innocent
Swede "yust oven" is truthfully drawn,
not exaggerated, yet traced with refer
ence of the Scandinavian race in way
% amuse all, and yet not offend the
;ensibilities of the most devoted lover
If the fatherland. AT the Odeon
heater Tuesday night, Feb. 25 Prices,
Is, %, S5 and so cents.
Word from Reinbeck tells of the
that befell the home of Mr..
md Mrs. Arthur Fields, formerly of
his city. On Thursday night Mrs.
Tields, who expected soon to become a
mother, was stricken suddenly with
accompanying eclampsia,
md, in order to save her life, it be-
'ame necessary to take her babe. The
little one lived only short time, and
he mothers condition was extremely
rift t1,-
Fields is much better today. however.
md Is believed to be out of danger.
Mrs Fields was formerly Miss Olive
Gallagher, of this city.
Mr. j. " Parker, who has been in
he employ Of E. r. Lay for the past
It 1853 for Fairmont, Mimi where he
Will take charge of the department
store of the ITairmont Mercantile
company, in which he is interested as
stakeholder. Mr.. Parker will manage
he business, and do all the buying.
lie came from Fairmont here, and is
veil acquainted with the trade of the
e1ritcry surrounding the county seat
If Marshall county. When he was
ormerly in Fairmont Mr.. Parker was
n the employ of the Ward & Caldwell
Mrs. Parker and son Fred
will not go to Fairmont until about
Nay /.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Hagan
# Chicago, who died at Monmouth,
H., a few days ago. was held Friday
afternoon from the home of the de-
.easeds brother, Luther Boswell, 403
North Third avenue, Rev. Father Fl. F.
7oney, officiating. Interment was in