Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-17
Dance Forney's hall Wednesday.

Dance at Columbia hall "Wednesday
evening.
G. F. Capron. of State Center, was
| in the city today.
Ice cream at Wachter's. All orders
given prompt attention.
Henry Stone and George Il, Esta-
brook were in Cedar Rapids today.
Jones special sale of wall paper
will positively close on Wednesday
night.
For Sale-Strictly modern house:
will sell cheap. 5o2 North Fourth
street.
A cash buyer for something. some
article that YOU don't really need, can
be found Use 4 ! cent a word ad.
Miss Louise Townsend of Des Moines
spent Sunday in the city with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. II. Town
send
Special prices on all heating stoves
during short course week. Give us a
chance To be shown. Schmidt, the
stove man.
It's dollars II your pocket if you buy
your wall pager at the 10-daNs bar
gain sale now going on at Simmons
book store.
Col r. D. McElroy. who has been Ill
of bronchitis since before Christmas,
was able today to be out OF the house
for The first lime.
-, L. a .,,.t,,
ager of the Luthe Hardware Com
pany. of Des Moines, visited in the city
Saturday with, Mr.. Harry Comparet.
Mr.. Ebert Thomas, formerly Of
Green Mountain but now of Abu-
querque. n. NJ. is at Green Mountain
owing to the serious Illness of his
grandmother Mrs. A. NJ. Thomas.
want TO rent modern to S room
cottage close in; would prefer to have
someone hui d me a new house. for
which | would be willing to make
term lease Address "C;lS." care T-R.
Perhaps you're tired of that phono-
graph or would like to sell some of
those records A T.R. | cent word
ad will sell it for you. Then you can
buy the records YOU want at the mu-
sic dealers.
Mr.. d. n. Abbott. of Leroy, kas.. ar
rived in the city this morning, and will
remain for a short visit with his broth
err Mr.. Andrew Abbott. The Messrs.
Abbott had not seen one another be-
fore for twenty-five years.
Mrs. l.. G. Holly and daughter Flos-
sic, Mrs. c. L. Smith and Miss Ger
trude Gregory were in State Center
Saturday. beng the guests of Mrs. j.
l.. Mem ahon, who entertained COM
pany of ladies in the afternoon.
Notwithstanding reports to the con-
trary Rupert is still in business and
will sell all this week and next: 4 lbs
ribs 25c, 3 lbs pork chops 25c. pork
chunks &c. sugar cured hams 10c, pure
pork sausage Zoe, dressed hogs 61.c.
Maybe you own piece of furniture
that does not meet your wants. 1t
may be just what somebody else needs.
it and sell it for all its worth
and buy a new piece. just what you
need want ad in the T.-R. will do
the work.
.
A crowded house should greet the
school children of the city at the Odeon'l
tonight. An entertainment of real
merit will be given. and the admission
is small. % cents for adults: Is cents
for children over 5 and under IL. Pro-
gram begins promptly at 1870
Word from Judge G. w. Burnham,
who is at Augustana hospital Chicago,
with Mrs. Burnham, is to the effect
that Mrs. Burnham passed thru the
ordeal of a surgical operation on
Thursday and is making satisfactory
recovery The operation, which was
for gall stones, appeared to be highly
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Bingaman. 21O
South Center street. entertained eigh- |
teen of their friends at valentine |
party and five hundred Friday even |
ing. The prize in a contest of fishing /
for valentines went to Mrs. Reasnor,
and the consolation to Mrs. A. r.
Ward. The house was decorated in
and partners for supper
were chosen by means of them.
Tonight the Marshaltown public
schools will give their entertainment
at the Odeon theater. under the aus
pieces of the Marshall County Short
Course Show your public spiritedness
and appreciation of our schools by at
tending, for the price of admission is
only % cents to any part Of the house.
Children under II years Of age, Is
cents
The wonders and freaks Of Lowas |
winter weather are without end. The
latest developed Friday, when John
Bristol captured a full grown katy
did, which he found in a consignment
of celery, delivered by the wholesaler
to his place of business. The presump-
ton is that the insect was Matched and
grew in some warmer climate, or in
hot house. but the essential thing is
that the insect is alive and thriving in
the mild midwnter of Iowa.
Miss Belle Classen informally en-
tertained a few friends at her home
north of Green Mountain Saturday ev
ening, complimentary to Miss Jean
of Newell, who is a student
at the state normal school. and class
mate of Miss Classen. The hours were
enjoyed with music, games and a taffy
pull. and the hostess served light re-
freshments. Miss Hemingson and Miss
LA Hill returned to their school work