Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-02
Geo. j. Allen, optical specialist.
Picture framing at Simmons store.
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4 Remember the organization sale a
Sirnon's store.
/ Wedding rings, ova,, band and Tiff.
fany at Aliens.
Go to Simon's for bargains. All will
be sold at less than cost.
Fancy dress silks, "a inches wide,
worth $1.25, go for CSC Monday. Z. r.
Lay.
Fancy linens. fancy towels and fancy
aprons so at 20 percert discount Mon
day. e. r. Lay.
Big market sale will be held at the
Weatherson feed barn Friday, Jan. s
Robert Gowdy. auctioieer.
Go to Simons for real bargains
Every article in the store marked
down less than actual cost.
| MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Seager. OF Pick
ering, spent New Years in the city as
the guests of Mr.. and ldrs. H. G. Kreis.
The business department of the
W'onen's club will meet with Mrs. S.
P. Knisely, POS West Lincoln street,
Monday afternoon.
Special sale on shell goods, hair
rolls. All kinds Of hair work done at
Anson-Stroud parlors over IL and Is
North First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mold and Mrs.
William Corfe and daughter Marian, of
Union, were in the city Friday night to
witness '"rhe Thief"
Mrs. Emma Threw, mother of Mrs.
E. D. Hamilton, left for Fort Dodge
this morning, where she was called by
the sickness Of sister.
Tuesday night, Jan. 5, MY Daugh-
ter's Husband" a 1hree-act farce
comedy. will be presented at the Ode
on. Prices 10, 20, 30 :lnd SO cents.
Mr. George Mckenzie, of near Mil
waukee. Wis. who has been visiting
with his cousin, Mr.. w. B. Crystal, of
Green Mountain, left for his home this
morning.
The funeral of Charles Partridge
was largely attended Friday from the
Green Mountain chursh, Rev. o. g.
Mason. assisted by Rev. j. ]. Brewer.
officiating.
We give you good meal for 20
cents. and have tried to treat you fair
ly. We will be pleased to see you at
any time. Henry Sundell, North Cen
ter street restaurant.
The finest fabrics ant the best work
men to make them up in correct style
ar orfa lava iS no
omy in buying anything: but tailormade
clothes. Get them at Fsenicka's.
David NJ Fuller TIE Linn county
member of the soldiers home who was
adiudged insane Wednesday evening,
left for the Independence hospital this
morning in charge Of Deputy Sheriff
Carl c. Bratt
Miss Mildred Low. who has been
spending the winter vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Low, Of
Green Mountain, left for. Estherville
this morning, where she is attending
the high school.
Mr.. George A. Turner went to Mason
City today, accompanied by his grand
son, George Goodman, who has been
Mr.. and Mrs Goodman, who moved
from Minneapolis to Mason City, are
now settled in their new, home.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Epson, of Portland,
Ore, who have been visiting for two
weeks with Mr.. Upson's mother, Mrs.
Julia Epson, and sisters, Mrs. Ella /
Stodiart Mrs. Chloe Bloomfield, and /
Mrs. H. v. Gehm, the latter of ST. I
Louis, departed for their home this |
County superintendent Mary Host
teller and Miss Minnie Ashbrook, kin
degartner of the Arson, school, re-
turned Friday night from Des Moines,
where they have been attending the
state teachers convention. Miss ASH
brook spent the preceding week with
friends and former ella ssmates at In
dianola.
Th. young ladies' Bethany class of
the Friends church of LeGrand, en-
joyed a very pleasant supper at the
home. of their teacher, Mrs. Albert
Pemberton, Friday night. Twenty were
present, and at the conclusion of the
meals number Of tnasts were re-
spon,ied to. The musical program,
which was given, was greatly enjoyed.
j. q. Brown, Of Daytona, Fla, has
sold to Preston and 'Waltemeyer a
arm of $50 acres he has owned in Lo-
gan township, for s2o,GOO. The price
Der acre was about 1857. The farm
S divided by a highway, 100 acres ly- 4
ng on one side and 12(' on the other.
Preston takes the 160-acre tract, and
Waltemeyer the 100. Possession is to 4
,e given March 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart, who
i've on the old Alva Stewart farm in
Taylor township, entertained Friday at
! New Years family dinner, sixty-five
.uests, all of whom, with the excep-
ion of very few, were relatives.
Following a bounteous dinner an en-
oyable program was given. Ex-Sen-
rtor Charles H. Eckles sang several
'ld-time and war songs Meta Pursel.
Margaret Frazer, Norma Randall, and
FRS. ]. w. Pursel gave readings. Miss
randall and Mabel Thomas played,
nd Mrs. j. H. McBirney, Of Conrad,
ang. Mr.. and Mrs. hay Eckles, Of
arlington, were guests from a dis
ance. Those present from this city
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Stewart, Mr..
!. w. Randall, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
'ursel and family, and Miss Margaret
'razer.