Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-27
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The City in Brief

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Rink open tonight.
Union Band fair tonight.
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DR.. Lierle, glasses fitted
Union Band fair tonight.
Geo. J.. Allen. optical specialist.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. 2S E. Mair
Big masquerade tonight at band fail
.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Elliott of Lis
comb spent Wednesday in the city.
Don't forget the lemon party tonigh
at Columbia hall. Admission rs cents
Beautiful Japanese art pictures at
cents. See our east window. Sinmon
Book Store.
Marshall Lodge No. los, A. +. & a. NJ
will work on the second degree t'rida
evening at 7:3O. H. c. Hocck, w. NJ.
| All members of Ben Hur are re
quested to be at hall Thursday evening
| Work in degree. Refreshments. Come
Rupert will sell pork chunks &c
lbs pork chops. 2Jc: Abs ribs 2ac
sugar cured hams. loo. All this week
Say "klondilke" and YOU have thu
name of our incubator $3.50 for The
$50 size See Schmidt for practical
| hardware.
Come and let st. Margarets Mission
hand YOU a lemon this evening" il
Columbia hall. All are invited. Ad
mission % cents.
A. f. Nuese OF Pickering was in TIL,
city Wednesday on business Mr.
Nuese is just able to be out after I;
few weeks illness.
The light in our new store is sucl
that YOU can see the exact colors OF
our rugs. and YOU will not be disap-
pointed when you get them home. Ma
rion Gard.
Grant Dawson, OF Albion. was in tho
city Wednesday, coming to see Mrs
Dawson. who recently underwent al
operation for appendicitis at st
Thomas hospital. Mrs. Dawson is doing
nicely.
We carry an assortment of rugs
carpets and floor coverings such rs
YOU would expect to find in d town OF
$4,000 people, but our immense bust
ness in these goods justities us in SO
doing. Marion Gard.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. 2. Corell, of Plain
view, Neb., arrived in the city We'd
nesday evening from Chicago. and will
be guests for few days at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. James MCGEE. Mrs.
MCGEE and Mr.. Corell are brother and
sister.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Wheeler, OF Cedar
Falls, who have been spending the Win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. Leroy
Thompson. at Green Mountain. have
returned to their home. Mrs, Wheeler
has been ill for several weeks, but is
now better.
William Carson and his sister Martha
Carson, who formerly lived in this city,
but who have been living in Gilman for
almost two years. returned to the city
this morning to live. They will occupy
residence property they own at 2Of
North Third avenue.
The Busy Bee circle Of the L. o. T. NJ.
was entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. f. n. Dinges. Mrs. w. Fl. Ford
and Mrs. Runyan, at the Dinges home,
512 West Church street. After the
business session DR.. Pauline Myers
gave a lecture on "Ugenics.'
Thirty-four We're present The hos
tesses served light lunch.
General B. A. Beeson of the soldiers
home. was surprised Wednesday even
ing by dozen of his gentlemen
friends, Whom Mrs. Beeson had invited
in celebration of her husbands birth
day anniversary. The evening was en-
joyably spent five hundred furnishing
the amusement. and Mrs. Beeson
assisted by Mrs w. B. Beeson and
Mrs. Fl. j. Bennett
MIR. and Mrs James F. Tug, 10
North Seventh street, entertained
about forty of their friends at $50
o'clock dinner Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. l.. n. c. Howig and Miss June
Misses Lucille Meredith and
Rita Lewis gave several piano and vio-
lin selections during the dinner hour.
The evening was spent in playing five
for which the prizes went to
Mr. E. G. Wallace and Mrs. ]. D. Pal.
mer.
Mrs Amelia Redel and sister, Miss
Emma Redel, arrived home Wednesday
evening from McGregor. where they
were called week ago owing to the
serious illness of their uncle, Mr..
George Klein. we'll known passenger
on the Milwaukee, running
between McGregor and Sanborn. Mr..
Klein has been on the road for thirty
wo years. and had Just completed ar
to go to Mexico. He was
aiken suddenly III. and it is feared
lis trouble is diabetes.
Sapho is a play that demands
company to properly por-
ray the difficult characters Miss
Iosmer is known as gifted actress.
icing possessed of sweet personality.
Her costumes are said to be models Of
he dressmaker's art. and her support
ng company far above the average.
Md While both star and play are new
o the local theatergoers the organ
zation comes with the highest praise
rom capable critics. This will be seen
t the Odeon theater tonight. Prices,
5. So. 90 and 70 cents.