Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-24
Geo. ]. Allen, optlca1 specialist.
Indoor baseball tonight. Y. NJ. G.

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Mr. e. d. Hamilton spent 'ruesda,
in Cedar Rapids on business.
our Sl5 skirt is "A winner You will
agree with us If you see it. nj. Il. An
drews.
Artistic wall paper for artistic peo-
pie will be shown tomorrow at Dinges
q Everists. a. IN. to S p. III.
Lent time Is here and Culley has
smoked halibut. finnan haddie, homeless
Goldfish and Cromarty bloaters.
We need the room: you need the
shoes. Come In and we can save you
money. Il. G. Wallace, the shoeist.
Simliins & Estel. funeral directors
and licensed embalmers. Red Cross
ambulance service. Day or night
| NJ. r. Andrews can save you money
when you buy fine Panama and wolfe
skirts and more, he guarantees the fit
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| Mr.. and Mrs James T. Pound went
to Newton Tuesday evening to be pres
ent today at the funeral of an old
| friend. Mr.. Buchanan.
The members of the Calisophian
Club We're pleasantly entertained Tues
day afternoon by Mrs c. b. ordway.
A social hour followed the regular
reading
The Hawthorne Club met Tuesday
afternoon for it's regular study at the
home of Mrs. Il. Il. Lay. The lesson
was on the life OF John, and the leader
was Mrs l. o. kemble
The Congregational Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. will be entertained by Mrs r w.
Chamberlain and Mrs s. c. Bell, at the
Chamberlain home, 700 West Main
street, Thursday afternoon.
ChAles w. Brown has brought SAM
in the district court against the Peter
son Heat, Light and Water Company
for 1854. alleged to be an unpaid bill
for coal furnished the company to that
amount.
New wrappers and house dresses
made of fine percales, just received at
NJ. T. Andrews. These are excellent
materials and the STYLES are new and
different They don't have the fac
tory look
Mr. William NJ. Devine, of FL Reno.
Okla, who came here to attend the
funeral of his nephew. Master Leo
Laughln. left for his home Tuesday.
Patrick Devine. of Ryan, who was also
here TO attend the funeral. left for his
home Tuesday afternoon.
A hot stove pipe at the home OF w J.
Mead. a carpenter living at SOC Wood
bury street, started small fire at
D: 40 O'Clock Tuesday evening by g
hitting the boards of the floor nearest
the pipe The only damage done was a
small hole burned in the floor.
Students and Instructors of the
short course and all Marshall county
farmers and farmers sons should visit
the Marshalltown Buggy Companys
plant this week and register for the |
fine twin auto-seat driving wagon to
of the prize ticket.
The members of the Careaway Club
and guests We're entertained Tuesday
evening by. Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Click
and Mr.. l.. C. Abbott, at the Click
home, 81 East Church street. Dinner
was enjoyed at $50 o'clock. Mrs. f.
B. Garvin assisting the hostess in serv
ing. The evening was spent in playing
five hundred.
Mr. William j. Lynch, of Green
went to jewell Tuesday to
attend the funeral of his aunt. Mrs.
Robert Richie. former Marshall coun-
ty woman. who died at her home near
Jewell Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Richie
lived in this county. a number of years
ago, near both Albion and Green
Mountain. Mrs. RICHES maiden name
was Cakerice.
The funeral of George w. Westlale
was held Monday afternoon from the
GA East Main street, con-
1ucted by Rev. Merle n. Smith, and
vas largely attended. Among the floral
We're pieces from the Len
nox Machine Company and office force,
and the neighbors. The pail bearers
we're Messrs. Theodore Johnston, B. A.
Morgan. Julius White, j. ]. Wilson, w.
B. Elliott, and Charles Savior.
Bernice Storms, Pearl Deuel. and
Mary Erickson entertained a company
Of twenty-five young people of the
Baptist church at the Joseph Storms
nome, 30 North Fourth avenue. Mon
lay evening. The party was a Wash
ngton affair, and the guests all went
n costumes representing George and
Martha Washington. Red and white
hearts and hatchets and flags were in
he decorations, together with carna-
ions A merry evening was enjoyed
With various games, and the hostesses
served a two-course lunch.
3RADDOCk FUNERAL THURSDAY.