Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02
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The City in Brief
DR.. Lierle. glasses fitted.

| j. w. PurSel & Son, funeral directors
Dr. Wood, eye. ear, throat. Glasses
j. w. Pursel & Son, licensed EN-
balmers.
Regular dance at Forney's hall Wed.
nesday evening.
DR.. H. H. Nichols was in Story Cit,
today on business.
Our store is full of bargains. Com
and look them over. Painters.
Blooming plants in profusion a
Kembles. Phone us about them.
Eagles masquerade Wednesday eve.
ming, in Eagles hall. Ten cents admis.
sion.
A fine assortment of valentine novel
ties for parties at Simmons Book
Store.
Bring in pictures for framing We
have some beautiful new mouldings
Simmons Book Store.
We are offering you the cream fall
bargains when we say any oNercoat il
our store for $500. Painters.
Miss Ellen WEIGH arrived home Mon
day evening from Davenport, where
she, has been visiting for two weeks.
Your choice of any overcoat in on,
store for $500. Some of these have
sold for $3.50. Painters clothing
store.
The singing of the Grinnell College
Glee Club showed talent unusual in q
college troupe."-Des Moines Register
and Leader.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS flowers are now
on sale at 81 West Main. where bloom
ing plants and fresh cut flowers can
be had at all times.
Sellers of Iowa College Glee CLUB
tickets still unsold, turn them in al
once, as the demand at Morgans has
exhausted their supply. ]. L. Carney.
The Literary Clan met Monday even
ing with Miss Maybel French, who read
an interesting article on Miniature
Painting" The attendance was good.
Mr.. John H Sundell, of Davenport,
was in the city Monday evening, en-
rout home from Mason City, where he
has been on business for few days.
Do you want to sell your house and
lot? A good many people are looking
about for homes or investments. A
want ad will put you in touch with
the buyer. Only cent a, word.
Mrs George H. Beebe Mrs. Henry
Sieg and Mr.. Harry Eldridge, VENT 10
LeGrand this morning to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Esther Lippincott, of
Dillon, which was held this afternoon.
Mr.. S., P. johnson went to Des
,luet given by the New York Life In
'surance Company for its Iowa branch
agents. The banquet was enjoyed AT
The Slavery today.
Iowa College Glee Club boys from
'irinnell appear in concert, Congreg&
.:ional church. Feb. 4, at Sis. Seats 90
cents, on sale at Morgan's. Benedict &
l3rintnall's and Lays stores. No seats
reserved after sos.
A dozen members of the Baptist
Brotherhood met Monday evening at
the home of DR.. L. f. Kellogg. A brief
business session was followed by bible
study after which Mrs. Kellogg, as
sisted by Mrs. Aaron Palmer, served
light refreshments
The public library will close at 5
O'clock while there is no electric light
service. as there is no other light in the
building. There is not enough light TO
charge books after 5, so that those
who wish to study or read should visit
the library early.
Homer +. Pitner. son of Rev DR.
w. F. Pitner. of this city, has been
chosen cashier by the directors of the
Commercial Savings Bank. of Cedar
Rapids. Mr.. Pitner has been. employed
as assistant cashier, and to be made
cashier of a bank, at the age of %
years, is an honor that does not often
come to young man.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Hoffine, formerly Of
this city, but now of ST. Paul. has
sold to Mrs. H. E. Will her residence
property at 202 North Fifth street for
$1,000 Possession is to be given Feb.
rs. Mrs. Will and family will move
to town from the small farm just west
Of the city, where they have been liv-
ing, and which Mrs. Will sold short
time ago.
State Financial Secretary John A.
Goodell: of the Y. NJ c.. A., who was
IN he city TO att nd tie meeting of
the members of the local association
night, remained here today to
assist officers of the association in
closing up the collecting of the sub
scriptions made for the building fund.
Mr.. Goodell will go to Ottumwa to-
night to remain there for a short time.
There are several hundred citizens
who should have written for the T.-R.
a boost for Marshalltown, but who
have neglected to do so. Every man
should remember that these letters are
read far and wide and can not fail to
advertise the town. If the T.-R. is
willing to give the space, a few BUSH
ness men ought to be willing to fur
nish the copy.
paid in Full,'' which will be the Of
fering at the Odeon tonight for re-
turn engagement, has to its credit
run of six months in Chicago, and its
reception there was the same as in
New York, where it is now in its Sec
ond year. The same cast and produce
ion which was seen here in November
will be seen tonight Prices %, so, rs,
Il and $3.50.