Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-08
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Picture framing at Simmons store
DR.. Wood, eye, ear. throat Glasses
Z Fresh country eggs % cents. Idea
Grocery.
Old fashioned lemonade drops at VIII
Miller's.
Five per cent money. William An.
dreWs company.
Mrs. silas Beatty, of Liscomb, vas il
the city Saturday.
Mrs. w. J. Tiffany, of Union, Wis.
tied in the city. Saturday.
Mrs Everman Rogers, of Union
spent Saturday in the city.
Choice country butter by the roll, &c
cents. Ideal Grocery, No. East State
street.
ALL. IL. IT, spttulIldn ana QduSnleT
Clara. of Liscomb, were Saturday visi-
tors in the city
Miss Eta Northup spent Sunday IN
Baxter visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Northup.
Miss Margaret Boylan visited over
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Boylan, at Union.
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Wanted-Woman, two days each
week at house to wash, iron and sweep.
Inquire I'll West Main.
Who wants nice home at bargain
in western part of city? Good location.
6. w. Beasley, over Ill East Main
street.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred Humeston, were
5 at Union Sunday to spend the day with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Humeston.
For Sale-Good 1,3OO-pound horse;
will exchange for good team lighter
weight. Union Cheese Company, East
Nevada street.
Our Office will be open Wednesday,
Feb. 10, until 9 p. m. No discounts
!, thereafter, Marshalltown light, Power
y diiu SIAti1lWdy
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Mitchem, who
s live on the Wendt farm, four miles
southeast of the city, are parents of
daughter, born this morning.
Miss Helen Fink, of Ackley. who has
s been in the city for a few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. P. Arends, re-
{ turned to her home Saturday even
Ing.
The l. E. Huber residence modern
house in fine location. on paved street,
paving paid for, will be sold Saturday,
Teb. 13, at 2:30 p. m. at auction. A
nance of a lifetime to buy.
The rush of holiday work is past.
Now is the time to have your settings
for photographs at Browns and you
know his pictures are right. Not sol
cheap as some make them, but superior
IN everyway.
Rev. Joel Myers. of Huron, S. D.,
!. who is in LeGrand for a visit, filed the
pulpit of the Old Bethel Christian
church Sunday Mr. Myers was former
ly pastor of the church.
Al aid d r. Maxwell. Miss
Agnes Thomas. and George Pitcher,
ire among the local visitors at the au-
oI1aobile show in Chicago. The Mar
shalltown contingent is arranging to
meet in Chicago during the show.
Mr. Josiah j. TomlinsoE, Of Miles
City, Mont. arrived in the city Satur-
day. and will remain for a weeks visit
atsethe home of his cousin, Mr.. T. P.
Marsh, and with other relatives. From
here Mr.. Yomlinston will go to Putnam
county, Illinois, for an extended stay
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Tomhnson.
Bishop Theodore n. Morrison, OF
Davenport spent part of Sunday in
this city. preaching at st. Paups in
the morning He confirmed a small
class at this service. In the evening he
preached at Grinnell, and made ar
rangements to have some much-need-
ed repairs done to st. Paul's church.
+ Rev William Pence James accompan-
s ed Bishop Morrison to Grinnell.
aaI.ew, Hollingshead, owner of the
3iiou Theater, is in receipt of word
rom Calvin, n. D., telling of an acci-
lent to his brother. Charles Hollings-
read. who left here six weeks ago with
The intention of working for his broth
er-in-law, Glen Conway. during the
coming summer Mr.. Hollingshead fell
lnder his saddle horse when the ami
nal. slipped on the. ice, and sustained
,ad fracture of the right leg, between
he hip and the knee.
Mrs. James Calllins ano mother, Mrs.
william Everist, of Cedar Rapids, who
nave been visiting for a week with Mr.
and Mrs James ESerist, at Albion, re-
t,,rned home Saturday. Mrs. Calllins
left today, in company with her rnotil-
erlafor Norfolk, Neb., where Mrs. Ev-1
erist will remain for an extended visit
Win her son, Lee. Mrs. Everist is the
motIer of A. C. Everist, formerly OF
this city but now Of Panama.