Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-28
DR.. Wood, eye. ear. throat. Glasses

Big masquerade tonight. Band fair
| j. w. 1Nursel & Son. funeral directors
DR.. Burkart, ostecpath. 500 w. Main
At my office in the evening, Dr.
MARS
Navel oranges cheap by the peck oil
dozen at Batesole's.
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| Remember Swisher Lang Grain Com
pany sells feed of all kinds. Phone
29S.
Plenty of California oranges. They
are getting better every day. Kendall
& West.
The Tirzah Aid society will meet
Friday with Miss Leora Durelle. 207
North Fourth street.
Mr.. Leon Brintnall returned from
Mt. Vernon Wednesday evening. and
will be home over Sunday.
r. w. Chamberlain returned home
Wednesday night frfom Chicago. where
he has been on business for a few days
Get a Find OUT package of the
local distributor for this brand 1t is
good.
Helen Landsberg ct al. has brought
suit against Ephraim Ruhlman ct al,
to quiet the title to land in Vienna
township.
We have cauliaower, string beans.
head lettuce. leaf lettuce, parsley, rad
ishes, celery. etc All fresh and good.
Reynolds & Sheldon.
.
The funeral of Peter Gosgrove. the
was held this afternoon at o'clock
from the assembly hall.
Mr.. j. NJ Carmean. daughter Hetta.
and Miss Mayme Anderson returned
last evening from a ten days trip to
San Antonio and Valentine Tex.
Miss Mabel Latch. Of State Center,
returned home after spending a few
days as the guest of Mrs. j. Nj. Car
mean, at So1 South Second avenue.
Spring will soon be here. and you
will need new slop jar. wash bowl
and pitcher. and other bedroom sup
plies. Culley. at 1912 South First
avenue. has them.
Superintendent NJ. w. Hovey. of the
Marshalltown Light, Power and Rail
way company, returned Wednesday
evening from Chicago. where he has
been in attendance at the electric
show.
Miss Grace Neil was pleasantly sur
prised Wednesday evening on the oc-
casion of her birthday anniversary, by
a dozen young lady friends. The even
ing was enjoyed socially, and a light
luncn was served.
Mrs. Anton Royanovsky and daughter
Annie, of Laurens, who have been Wis
lting for cen days at the home of the
formers cousin, Mrs. c. l.. Nuese, in
township. will leave for
their home Friday morning.
Indigestion will cause sour stomach,
-belching. very uncomfortable
shows the gandular system
and secretions are not doing their work
l have a remedy that will
correct those faults. DR.. Mairs.
"The King of Tramps," which will be
at the GIDEON Saturday afternoon and |
evening, Jan. 80. is a comedy in four
Dig laughing acts containing innocent |
mischief, singing and dancing. Prices
10, 20, 80 and so cents. Matinee 10 and |
Is cents.
Miss Emma OFT. a milliner Of this
city. has purchased a millinery stock /
in Oskaloosa, and will conduct that |
business in addition to her store in
his city. Miss OFT has employed a
manager, also a head of the
sales department.
A fraternal fair, to be given by the
lrill teams Of six of the local lodges, is
@ be held from March 20 to 81 Very
successful fairs of a similar nature.
lave been given during the past two
winters for the benefit Of the drill
that have promoted them.
The M. w. c. club was entertained
evening by Miss Anna
Thorpe at her home on South First
venue. The hostess was assisted in
CRYING an oyster supper, by Mrs.
Thorpe The clubs next meeting in
wo weeks will be held with Miss Mary
3aukaun. II
Word received Wednesday from Mr..
nd Mrs. George Trautmann, of this city,
avs that they have reached San An
ohio, Tex, where they are going to :
pend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
'rautmann have been visiting at the
ome of their daughter, Mrs. e. T.
Palmer, at Coffeyville, Kan.
Suit was filed in the district court
oday by Mrs. Lucinda c. Waltemeycr,
t al, VS.. Mrs Frederick Sauxay ct
L., to quiet the title to 267 acres in
,ogan township known as the Waite
leyer farm. The farm was sold to Bar
e Richards, an adjoining land own
r, at public auction about a month ago
Dr. $125.50> an acre. Suit is brought
. that a perfect title can be given Mr..
richards. !
The funeral of Frank Marks was
ED from the Pursel & Sons under
aking parlors Wednesday afternoon at ,
o'clock, and was quite largely at i
ended by employees of Brittian & Co, E
here Mr.. Marks worked. Rev. G. w. +
[cCord had the service in charge. /
he packing house employees, from t
mong whom the pail bearers were I
hosen, sent beautiful floral piece. !
he body was buried in Riverside.
A letter received by Miss Nettie In
ledue-from Rochester, Mimi, says that
lie physicians who diagnosed the case
{ her father, Mr.. James l.. Ingledue, I
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