Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-06

Latest methods for the scientific eX
animation Of the eye, 124 East Mair
street.
For Sale or Rent-Two we'll i'm
proved 5-acre tracts adjoining city
S. C. Bell.
A blooming plant or box Of KEN
ble's flowers will bring cheer to your
sick friend.
We have fine line of wedding rings
solid gold bands that are beauties
George j. Allen.
1 Don't forget the fancy dances to be
taught at Forney's Hall tonight, 7
Ito $50 p. m. csc lesson.
1 Eagles carnival tonight in Eaglas'
hall Everybody come. Admission 10
cents, evening tickets so cents.
The business department Of the
Womens Club will meet Monday at
1880 p. M. with Mrs. G. S. Thompson,
ALI East Church street.
Walkover moving picture shoe at
the Elite theater Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday night Tickets to be had at
The Fair free of charge.
L. Wood, a freight house employee of
the Iowa Central, fell from the plat
form Friday afternoon and sustained a
severe sprain of the right ankle.
Miss Della Hughes and her guest.
Miss Helen Curtis, of Chicago, went
to Grinnel this morning, to spend the
day with friends at Iowa College.
|
Miss Eva Hambleton, after a brief
visit with her cousin, Mrs w NJ Pyle,
and family in this city. returned to
her home in Albion Friday evening.
With the coming of cold weather
again we are having finer ",Sealshipt'
oysters than at any time this season
Order some for Sunday from Culleys
| The Lincoln lecture has been post
poned one night and will be Wednes-
| day. the 10th. Tickets 20 cents, ut
Joseph Jewelry Company, and Hull
| Company's.
Mr., and Mrs. G. H Lambert, Of
Minneapolis, spent the day in the city
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ii.
Bates being on their way home from
Cedar Rapids.
The Sunday School Teachers Union
will meet Monday afternoon at $50
O'Clock, at the Methodist church. Fol-
lowing the regular work, there will be
business meeting.
The funeral of Samuel B. Hull was
held from the family residence, five
and one-half miles south of the city,
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
nlent followed in the Timber Creek
cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Redearus, of AL
bion, were in the city Friday evening
between trains, enroute home from Ell
gin, ILL.,, where they were called two
weeks ago owing to the death of Mrs
Redearus' mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ely returned
home this morning from a two weeks
trip to -Annelty. and Tagus. n. D., at
each of which places Mr.. Ely is SUI
perintending the construction of a
$4,000 reservoir for the Great North
ern railroad
Do YOU realize that this is the time
OF the year when you are looking your
best? Well it is fact, so do not wait
until spring when You look tired and
sluggish. Go now to Brown and have
a sitting and order some of those beau
tiful photographs. Never mind the
weather. just go.
Mrs. Jesse Everist, of Albion, spent
the day in the city, coming to make
arrangements to have her son cared
for at ST. Thomas hospital The lad,
Claude, aged IA, has been i'll of APP
pendicitis four weeks, and in about
three weeks he will be brought to the
hospital for an operation.
A basket social for the benefit of the
athletic association was enjoyed by
about seventy-five Central Iowa Bust
ness College students and alumni, at
the business college rooms Friday |
evening. Games were enjoyed, and the
decorations were of red hearts and
otherwise in keeping with the valen-
tine idea. The proceeds. $25. will be |
used to purchase baseball suits.
Under Southern Skies" the beauti- |
full dramatic story of the southland |
OF generation ago, will be presented |
at the Odeon tomorrow night by a |
company of unusual excellence The |
theme of the story is intensely inter.
esting and the comedy delightful,
patl1os that is real, not strained for ef-
fect-all Characteristic of the location
where the scenes are laid Prices 25,
35, so and Is cents
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Lander,
who died in Chicago Friday morning,
will be held at State Ceneter Sun
day. Charles ]. Lander, Mrs. Lander's
son, will pass thru the city Sunday
morning at o'clock in charge of the
body. Interment will be in the State
Center cemetery Where Mr.. Joseph
Lander is buried. Relatives and friends
Of the family in this city will go to
State Center Sunday morning to be
present at the funeral.