Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-22
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The City in Brief


Snow shovels from 25c to 81. Horl
s. Gelvin.
A good sized snow shovel for 40
Horne Il Gelvin.
| See Simmons new lot of patterns f,
burnt wood work.
Mrs. George Powers. Of Liscom
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr., David Adams. of Union. spei
Tuesday in the city on business.
You can get all the Big 4 flour 20
want; sacks or more at $1.40.
Mr. George Stone left Tuesday even
ing for Mason City, where he spent tf
day on business.
st. Margarets mission will me,
! Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock wit
Mrs Heitshu.
School cloaks, girls from 10 to
years old can buy a good school cloa
for $3.50 at NJ. F. Andrews.
Try a sack of "kellys Famous" flou
for the best bread. biscuits and pastry
Ask your grocer for 1t.
All ladies' cloaks at half price an
less. If you are in need of a cloa
come In and look them over. M. +
Andrews.
George B. Roberts, of Gearing. &C
companied to the city Tuesday ca
load of hogs. which he marketed at thu
packing house.
Give your guest souvenir spoon t
remember her visit to Marshalltowr
Aliens has the completest and mos
varied assortment.
The regular meeting of the HaW
thorne club Tuesday afternoon. hel,
with Mrs. A. A. Moore, was taken VI
with review questions.
Ralph Alderman, son of Mr. ane
Mrs Ben Alderman, who is i'll o.
cerebro meningitis, shows a slight inn
provement in his condition today, al.
Mrs. Peter johnson, 500 Frederick
street, who submitted to the remova
of an enlarged suppurating gland o
the neck few days ago, is improving
nicely.
Miss Fay Berry. daughter Of Mr.
l.. G. Berry, who underwent very
extensive operation at st. Thomas hos.
pital few days ago, is making very
satisfactory recovery.
Jerry S. Green, supreme secretary o.
the Home Guards of the World. who
has been confined to his bed for the
past two weeks with congestion of the
lungs, is better today.
Mrs. Julia Clemens. 7O2 East MAR
street assisted by Mrs. Hannah Ack.
ley and Mrs. Anna Rough, will enter.
tain the Excelsior Aid society at the
Clemens home Thursday afternoon.
A dozen school girl friends of Miss
Clara Rails enjoyed a dinner party at
the J. A. Rails home, 513 North First
street. Friday evening, in honor of Miss
Clara's 18th birthday anniversary. The
evening was enjoyed socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Calhoun, who
have been at Anderson, Ind, for sew
their daughter, Mrs. I. j. Gushing, ar
rived home Tuesday evening Mrs
Calhoun, who has been in poor health
for some time, is greatly improved.
Mr. and Mrs Fred M. Wilbur, who
have been in Chicago and Wisconsin
points for two weeks. while Mr. Will
bur has been looking after business
matters, reached home this morning.
They stopped at ottawa, ILL.,, on their
way home, to visit relatives of Mrs.
Wilbur.
Large assortment 1908 styles Mar
shalltown make vehicles on our reposi-
tory floor. We have few second
hand surveys. buggies and spring wag-
ons in good order for sale cheap. We
retail in Marshall county only. Repair
work promptly attended to. Prices
Marshalltown Buggy Co.
B. L. Pyle. Of Marietta. shipped two
car loads of hogs to the Britain & Co.
packing house Tuesday, one being
loaded at Marietta, and the other at
Albion. The Marietta load numbered
head, averaging 200
pounds. The Albion load was heavies.
head averaging 315 pounds.
Miss Gladys Phelps, Of Hampton, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening. and
will remain for a visit Of few days
at the home Of her uncle, Mr.. w. F.
Dwyer. Miss Phelps comes especially
10 see her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
DWyer, who has just returned to the
city after a nine years residence with
her daughter. Mrs. Carl Upton, at
Ore.
The body of the late John c. Banks,
he Mt. Pleasant member of the SOL
liers' home who died Monday evening,
will be sent to Port Angeles, Wash.
'or> interment Several Of the de-
'easeds children live in Washington,
md two are at Port Angeles. Mrs. r.
4. Rapalyea. daughter from Mt.
Pleasant. arrived in the city Tuesday
.vening but will not accompany the
,ody west.
''The Red Mill" which Is to be seen
,ere tonight at the Odeon theater, Isl
aid to have the prettiest and most
graceful chorus shat has ever left New
'ork, and strange to relate, they say
hey can sing. The smallest item Of
etail which enters into THE Red Mill'
s provided by the management. All
he scenery costumes. properties. dra-
,eries. furniture and the dozen of odds
nd ends are carried intact Prices so, |
: cents. 81 and $l.50.
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,adc. has recently been produced by |
~. cI,onn of Rariue Wis YOu 1On't |
ave to boil it twenty or thirty min
les. MADE in a minute" says the
ortor Health Coffee" is really the ,