Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-06
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Victoria open tonight.
Geo. j. Allen, optical specialist.
Bargains in real estate. Geo Lyon.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, Is West Mai1
J. w. Pursel & Son, funeral director:
kemble's flowers, 52s North Thir
street.
]. w. Pursel & Son, licensed EN-
balmers
Barn dance and benedict at Forney,
Hall tonight.
Girls wanted in sausage room a
packing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. McCarl were i
Oskaloosa today.
Regular dance at Forney's Hall to-
night. Coffee and lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Dunn, Of st. An
thony, were in the city Friday.
For Rent-An elegant, modern home
also three smaller houses with barns
S. c. Bell
Day or night. A fresh supply o
kemble's cut flowers will be on sal,
at, u West Main.
Read the AID on page for partic,,.
lars regarding The Fair Walkovel
moving picture shoe
Don't forget the fancy dances to be
taught at Forney's Hall tonight, Z te
$50 p. m. Csc lesson.
Eagles carnival tonight i'm Eagles
hall. Everybody come Admission il
E cents, evening tickets so cents
A large line of mantle clocks. some.
thing every young married couple will
need, is now being shown at Aliens.
Florida sweet oranges, Sunkist nave
oranges, tangerines, Malaga white
grapes and fancy bananas at Culley's
For Sale-Good 1,SOO-pound horse;
will exchange for good team lighter
weight. Union Cheese Company, Eas
Nevada street.
Mrs. John Grouse and son Luverne
of Albion. We're in the city Friday
guests at the home of Mrs. Crouse's
brother, DR.. w. S. Devine
Mrs. A. j. Hinecker and daughter
Gladys went to Gearing Friday evening
to spend Sunday with the formers
son, Mr.. Manley Dakins, and family.
Get a Find OUT package Of Baker,
lied coifees at Culley's, and find the
exact flavor of coffee that you like and
then you can get it in one pound tins.
Mrs. John blessing, s07 North Cen
Ter street, who has been quite i'll of
obstruction of the bowels, was removed
to st. Thomas hospital for treatment
Friday evening.
Eat your dinner at Sundelrs North
Center street restaurant. A good meal
Cor 20 cents. Inspected meats and
clean. wholesome food served. Come
/ in and see. Henry Sundell.
We have the largest stock of val
entines in central Iowa and the finest
stock. Any kind and in all prices. Get
your valentines where you get the fine
selecsi71r. -Ssi11mons' book store.
A heavy snow, in Illinois was shown
by the west-bound thru trains on the
Northwestern, Which We're snow-cov-
cred this morning. No. 8 was brought
into Clinton by double header.
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The missionary society of the Chris
tan church was entertained Friday
North Fourth street. about forty being
afternoon by Brs. w. A. Miller, lis
present. After the lesson, Rachel Pat
ten and Helen Adams sang, and Goldie
Liant played piano solo. A pleasant
social hour was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Humphrey, los
East Linn street, entertained COM
pany of fifteen friends Friday even
ing, complimentary to the latter's I'M
Gle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kness, of Fairmount, Neb. The even
ing was enjoyed with cards, music and
dancing. and the hostess served dainty
refreshments.
The Daisy Drake Mission Circle of
the Christian church was entertained
at it's regular meeting Friday evening
by Miss Maud Wilson 512 North First
street Among other things, a "Trip to
Jamaica was enjoyed. after which
Mrs Wilson and Miss Maud served
dainty refreshments. There were TWEEN
ty present.
The, regular dancing party of Our
Club was enjoyed at Red Mems hall
Friday night by fifty couples. Several
GU t-of-town guests We're present in
Guiding Miss Myrtle Lines, Miss Helen
Rentley, Mr. e. G. Lines, Mr.. w. W.
.sperry, and Mr. ]. H. Willett, of Tama;
Miss Emerson, of Gladbrook, and MIR.
|B. NJ. Soper, of Nevada.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Friends church was entertained Friday
afternoon by Hepsy Hoag and Mrs.
|C. r. PiclSard About thirty were pres
lent. The hostess served refreshments,
lin two courses, assisted by Mrs. l..
|Fraley and MRS. E. w. Jay. The day
being the 18th wedding anniversary CT
|NIr. and Mrs Pickard the ladies OF the
laid society surprised them with a gift
LOT beautiful table linen.
Mr.. Elam Williams, of Liscomb
[townshiu arrived in the city Friday