Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-27
Union Band fair tonight.
Union Band fair tonight.

"Wednesday in the city with friends.
Simkns & Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers. 2lG-21S East
Main.
Sec the wonderful bargains we arc
Offering in small pictures at Simmons
book store.
Misses Mabel and Bertha Gift o:
Gearing are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
a. j. Hinecker
August Gummcrt of Pickering was
in the city Wednesday looking after
business matters.
The Court of Honor circle will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. +. l.. Jones,
g West State street
The Morrison Rival low down closet
has no superiors. Ask McCarten
Plumbing Co about it.
Il DR.. Cora Williams. diseases Of Wom-
en- and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
bank. Hours 1912 Il. m, IA p. m.
Rupert will sell pork chunks &c;
8 lbs pork chops. 25c: Abs ribs 25c:
sugar cured hams, Zoe All this week.
| Der Dcutschc l'nterhaltungs lres
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs
c. IT, Schmidt, 1l6 North Second
| street
The largest assortment of dried
fruits including apricots pears,
peaches. prunes, raisns, grapes and APP
/ pies at Culcy's.
\ Nl,.S Of vel
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
for /, few days visit with her sister,
| Mrs. c. Earber
Mrs. D. W. Richards. of LeGrand,
arrived in the city "Wednesday to
1 visit for a few days with her daugh
! ter. Mrs ". w. Newell.
We have just received a fresh ship
ment Of so-carls. which contains many
new STYLES and designs. Come in and
look them over Marion Gard.
Say RUBY" and YOU II ave the name
of our $500 sewing machine or the
same machine with a stationary head
/ $1,000 Ii pays to trade with Schmidt.
Mrs Frank p Kennedy left this
morning for Omaha, where she will
make her home Mr.. Kennedy, who is
travelling out of Omaha. has been there
tor two weeks
MIR Roy Brown. of DeS MOineS, who
was in Ames part of the day Wednes-
day on business, stopped over here on
his way back. returning to Des MONIES
early this morning.
Mrs. A. Palmer and Mrs. Rodney {.
Wells will be hostesses Friday after
noon to the Ladies' Aid society of the
Baptist church. at the Palmer home.
405 North Fourth street.
We are showing without exception
the largest line Of go-carts ever seen
in Marshalltown. and the best part Of
ii is there is one in the assortment
that will fit your pocketbook. Marion
Gard.
For Sale-The Meeker homestead,
furnished or unfinished. Centrally
located. Steam heating plant. Modern
conveniences. Also premises directly
north Address f. L. Meeker, Mar
shalltoWn, Iowa.
Hans Fardal. president of the Stan |
hope State Bank. who is also a retail
lumberman of Stanhope, attended the
Central Iowa Retail Lumbermen's
convention in this city Wednesday. |
While here he was the guest of Rev |
CLAUS Qualen.
ST Pauls guild will give a Kensing |
ton at the home of Mrs. Marston. to- ,
morrow afternoon at $50. Mrs. Schee- /
Ter will give a talk on the Home |
and Haunts of Shakespeare" Miss I
Margaret Frazier will recite. Every
one invited
Mrs. ~. /. WATSON, 1O7 North Third
street, entertained the members of her /
Baptist Sunday school class at 6 O'Clock /
dinner Wednesday evening. They are /
Fred East, George Stoddart, Fred KEEL |
Ter. James Nelson, Clifford Michaels.
Sidney Woolsey and Carl Worries. The
evening was enjoyed with games and
music.
A telegram from Los Angeles an
nounces that the body of Miss Mary
Shepard left that point Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock. and would arrive in
this city at ) o'clock Friday morning.
If this proves to be the case the burial
SCI VICE WIN ltNC PietSS Nun llS ltoiiiS
Of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Jones at 1920
Friday morning. Rev. James MCGEE
will have charge of the service at
Nixon & Zimmerman's musical fam
tasy, "The Gingerbread Man" will be
the attraction at the Odeon theater
Sunday night, March 1. This is really
a delightful work and is rendered by
a skilled company of artists that cap
tivate all who hear it. Pretty stage eff
fects accompany most of the musical
numbers, quite an innovation in this
class of entertainment. Prices, rs, so,
rs and $l.O0.
Mrs. c. E. PetithOry. form erly of near
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Georgia Koeppel Of st. Anthony, left
Grove, Ill.,. near Elgin, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Petithory are going to live. Miss
koeppel will remain with her sister for
4 few weeks. Mr.. Petthory went to
Pingree Grove a few weeks ago. The
ladies' spent Wednesday night in the
city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Plumb.
Articles Of Incorporation of the Iowa
Adjustment Company. organized for
the collection and adjustment of ac-
counts and for the making of CONNER
,ial ratings and loans, We're filed We'd
nesday afternoon by c. H. E. Board
nan and G. W. Lawrence. who are the
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