Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-20
Geii,11fss-Repnb6t1n
The City in Brief
Chamberlain, optometrist.
Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist.
Two watchmakers. Chamberlain.
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r,..,a mar cont farm loans Battin.

J. W. Pursel & Son, licensed en-
banners.
| Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug company.
Simon just received another lot OF
petticoats at "a cents. See them.
Attend the chicken dinner at the
Church of Christ Feb. %. Twenty five
cents.
Just received another lot of those
heatherbloom petticoats, at 81 cents
each, at Simon's store.
| Miss Esse Hathaway went to Boone
! Fri6ay night to remain over Monday
! with her sister, Mrs. Scott Tucker.
! We have just unloaded car of
Keene cement for bathroom and kit
chen finish. c. A. Buchwald Lumber
| Company.
ANY one needing their vehicles re-
paired or new rubber tires put on "r
repainted, should see or phone the
Marshalltown Buggy Company at once.
Mrs A. B. Conway, who has been
visiting for five weeks with Mrs. e. r.
Busby. at Dubuque, and with Mrs. A.
]. Busby. in Waterloo, returned home
! Friday.
Mrs. Riley Adams of Written, arrived
in the city Friday evening, and today,
in company with her daughtre, Mrs.
w. NJ. Petit, left for Iowa City to Wis
it her son, Burt Adams.
Miss Ethel Nicholson, who has been
employed as bookkeeper for the Palace
Laundry, will go to Cedar Falls within
few weeks to resume her studies at
the State Normal School.
Lawyers, doctors, dentists and pro-
fessional men generally, should hear
Judge M. A. Roberts. of district court,
OttumWa, at mems meeting, east court
room, Sunday, 3:15 p. m.s
A Typographical error a few days
ago caused the age of Miss Nina j.
Birmingham to appear as %, in the
notice of the marriage license issued to
her and Mr.. s. G. Adams. Mrs. Adams
correct age is is.
In order to assist in taking care of
their increasing business. the Mar
shailtown Buggy Company have
leased for storage purposes from Mrs
Myra Hoyt, the brick warehouse on
Cunningham street
When in town take lunch at Henry
Sundelrs north Center street restau-
rant. He gives you a good square meal
for 90 cents and serves only inspected
o1o on1 whole.
some and served promptly.
Miss Ethel Kirby, the daughter Of
Chief 1. 7. Kirby, of the fire depart
ment, was painfully, but not seriously
injured Friday by falling on the icy
sidewalk near her home and cutting
her scalp. 1t was necessary to stitch
the wound to- close. it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robinson, who
have decided to come to this city to
five, and who have been here for a few
days returned to Iowa Falls this morn
ing to arrange for the packing and
shipping of their household goods 10
this city.
The mems meetings, conducted by
Young Mems Christian Association
each Sunday at 3:15 p. M, in the east
court room are gaining in popularity.
The attendance is growing steadily.
Judge Roberts. the speaker for tomor-
row, should prove one of the best OF
this season.
Neighbor ladies to the number OF
about fifteen perpetrated Friday aft
ernoon a pleasant surprise on Mrs. j.
w. Johnson, 109 West Lincoln street,
the occasion being her 61st birthday
anniversary. She was given post
card shower. A social time and light
refreshments were enjoyed.
Mrs. John 3. Moehrl, PIG North Sec
ond avenue, entertained eight children
of the neighborhood and their moth
ers, Friday afternoon, in celebration OF
the Sd anniversary of her little son
Karl. The children enjoyed a peanut
hunt, in which Esther Leech won the
prize, and a feeding teddy bear
contest, in which the prize went to
Dean Moehrl Mrs. Moehrl served light
refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Stoner, and little
daughter, of Pipestone, Mimi, arrived
III IllS City L 11udy evening " SiShI az
the home of Mr.. Stoners mother, Mrs.
j. N. Cooper. Mr.. Stoner is q travel
ing salesman for the Bentley, Olmstead
Company, of Des Moines. He will go
to Des Moines on business Monday,
and Mrs. Stoner and daughter will re-
main at the Cooper home for visit
of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Sam McGrew, who
have been living on the George Traut-
mann farm for several years, will leave
about March 1 for Tulsa, Okla, where
they will make their home. Mr.. Nc
Grew has purchased an interest in the
American Tea Company, of Coffeyville
Kas, which is headed by his brother
| in-law, Mr.. E. T. Palmer. The com
pany recently opened a branch house
at Tulsa, of which Mr.. McGrew is to
have charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen, 5 North
Fourth street, entertained company
of fifty at $50 dinner Friday evening.
In observance of Washington's birth
day, the decorations were of flags and
hatchets. The menu was in four
courses, and the hostess was assisted in
serving by Misses Grace Conlee, Mar
ian Mcfarland, Dorothy Solomon and
Kate Balch. The evening was spent in
playing five hundred, the prizes going
to Mrs. w. B. Kibbey and Dr.. w. T
David. and the consultations to Mrs
Charles Wiley and DR.. f. IS. Hynds.