Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-05

Five per cent farm 10 ms. VIM. BattiA
George J. Alec. opii al specialist.
Dr.. Wood. eye. ear. throat. Glasses.
For everything in Iausic see the Gill
bert Music Company.
What's the differ ence between con.
tented and satisfied? xxx.
DR.. Cora williar ass choate, physician.
Fidelity Bank building. Phone g..
Mrs. ). w. II l,ois arrived home Fri
day from Fort Dssdge, where she has
been for a weeks visit.
Mr.. j. F. Nj ilf.r, Of Belle PLANE,
spent the day in the city with his
brother, Mr.. N. #. miller.
All metered " alter rents due. No dis
count after 18TH. Come early and avoid
the rush. F. Is. Wiley, city clerk.
Mr.. N. F. II icks of Des Moines, will
speak to men. tomorrow, west court
room, 3:15 p. m. A male quartet will
sing.
Special M usic by male quartat. Spec
ial talk by ~ f. Hicks of Des Moines.
Mems meeting 81 p. m. tomorrow,
west court room. Every man should at
tend.
Miss Bertha Remley went to Boone
Friday e'7 ening to remain over Sunday
with friends and be guest at house
party tfdat has been in progress for a
few DAYS
John, I. Garvey. of walla, walla,
y
Garvety, former well-known residents
| of thhs city, arrived here this morning
to SIP end the day on business.
Tpe regular meeting Of the Ladies
Guild will be held at st. Paul's church,
IcoIaner Church and Second avenue, at
~: 30 O'Clock Monday afternoon. in the
glaild room.
| Mr.. D. w, Richards of LeGrand, who
| l$as been in the city for few days
| visit with his daughter, Mrs. w. w.
INewell returned to his home Friday
\ night.
Mr.. >and Mrs. Frank Armour, of Os-
kaloosa, have been visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Armour, for
a few days. Mr.. Armour returned home
Thursday evening, and Mr.. Armour
Friday.
! Mrs. Warren Howard and son EN-
lmet left Friday morning for La Crosse,
Wis, where the Messrs. Howard have
become interested in a manufacturing
concern making patent paper clamp.
| Thru an error in the proof reading
the notice of the hours which the
Stoddart cafe would serve meals was
made to read from u: 80 to when it
should have read from 80 to Z
p. m.
Rev. CLAUS Qualen, of this city, de-
| livered temperance address at the
| Highland school house, near Gilman
Friday night, before fair-sized audi
ence. Mr.. Qualen returned home this
morning.
Everyone invited to the Guild sup
per, corner Church and Second avenue
Monday night .Menu-Stuffed tender
loins, escalloped potatoes, escalloped
corn, cabbage salad, bread and butter,
mince pies, coffee and cheese.
Mrs. Charles r. Brown, 210 North
Third street, who underwent an OPERA
ton for the removal of the appendix
at st. Thomas hospital Thursday, is
making good recovery. Her condi-
ton is as satisfactory as could be
hoped for
The managers Of the short course
wish It announced that the high school
girls who have not registered for the
4 domestic science classes, and still want
to do SO, can register at the Benedict
& Brintnall store. Miss Price will take
their names.
Manager r. w. McCreery, OF the
Western Grocery Company mills,
leaves tonight for Atlantic City, N. j.,
to be present at the national Gamers
convention. He will also look after
business matters in New York before
returning home.
| Lafayette, one of the best towns in
indiana has two first-class daily news
papers, one morning and one evening,
but altho the town has 10000 inhabi-
tants the circulation of the two dailies
combined does not equal that of the
|Times-Republican alone. Try q want
ad.
i Burt 6. Spaulding, Of Abbotsford
Wis, has come to this city and he
has been made general foreman Of the
storekeeper's department of the Iowa
Central under Storekeeper H. v. ".
| CNdpIfldH iuF. SQdulu1HS WAS lOTIIlorly
division storekeeper for the 800" line
at Abbottsford.
DR.. A. C. Conway leaves for Chi
cago tonight for a few days stay. He
will return via Quincy, and accom-
pany his mother, Mrs. A. B. Conaway,
as far as Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Conaway,
who has been visiting Mrs. w. L. Bus
by at Quincy, will stop at Cedar Rapids
for a short visit with friends before
returning home.
Have you a suit or an overcoat that
you are going to get out to wear soon
now that has been hanging In a closet
or been packed away all winter? Well,
before you wear it it will need pressing
and cleaning, you should send it to us
and have us get it In shape for you.
l,Our phone number is 11n, Marshall
town Steam Dye Works.
The Carl shoe store is conducting q
big sale on all kinds Of shoes. Shoes for
| the ladies and children, shoes for the
man in the office, anu the dusIn in the the
factory, shoes for the farmer, in fact
there is not pair of feet in this COM