Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-21
George J. Allea. optica. specialist.


Bargains in fine muslin underwear at
Sirnon's store.
Elk chocolates are the best, Hoag
Drug Company.
II you want bargains in underwear
attend Simon's store.
Remember Simons great muslin un-
derwear sale is now on.
Mr.. j. o. Monohon was in Cedar
Rapids today on business
Mr.. Robert Denbow, of Albion, was
in the city today on business.
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Wanted-Teams to haul ice Monday
morning at river. Marshall Ice Com
pany.
AS usual we will sell country dressed
chickens ON Saturday. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
For naval oranges, Sealshipt oys-
tiers, full line of dried fruits, at Whit
ney Bros
Try a bushel of Minnesota Burbank
potatoes and you will use no others.
e. Z. Hood.
Clothes baskets, market baskets and
covered market baskets, all sizes of
each, at Culley's.
Miss Jessie Hole went to Des Moines
this morning to spend Sunday with her
sister, Miss Esther Hole.
Mr.. c. 7. Wiley, of Liscomb, was In
tn. city this morning while on his
tn b,,ci
Circle No. of the Ladies' Guild will
hold an exchange at A. E. Myers groc-
cry, Saturday afternoon.
Fine oranges, bananas and grape
fruit. Prices lower than the lowest l..
S. Peckham Grocery Company.
! Engineer o. NJ Richardson. of the
Iowa Central, was called to Brighton
Thursday by the death of a niece.
Pure maple syrup and good cakes
make nice breakfast this month. We
have the goods. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Mrs. r. B. Reasoner underwent a
surgical operation at st. Thomas hos
pital Thursday. and is doing nicery
today.
Mr.. j. Roe, of Hampton, who has
been at Cedar Rapids on business spent
Thursday night in the city while on his
way home.
Don't forget to order Jones' Little
certainly delicious l.. S. Peckham Gro
Gerry Company.
There will be special meeting of
Marshall Lodge No. S12, B. P. o. E.
in Forney's hall, Friday night. Please
be present. Lloyd r. Maxwell, exalted
ruler; E. z. Mack, secretary.
Chief of Police w. E. Nicholsc... who
has been confined to his home sth &
severe cold which threatened to de-
velop into pneumonia, is much better
He expests to be able to be out Satur.
day.
Mrs. Ross and daughters, Misses
Rhea and Belle Butler, who have beer
visiting since the holidays with the
formers brother, Mr. John 1. Bell, ant
family, returned to Chicago this after
noon.
You will be eating dinner in town to
morrow, you will find Sundell's nic
place to eat, the service is good and thu
table set with everything that the mar
l ket affords. The price is reasonable
: 20 cents. Try it tomorrow.
: Mrs. George Treffry and sister, Mrs
i Lima Wells, of Grenville, Mich, VIII
have been visiting for several weeks a
the home of Mrs. Treffry's son, MIR. \
L. Treffry went to Cedar Rapids thi
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next week before going home.
r Mrs. Merritt Green was hostes
S Thursday afternoon to the regula
r meeting of the Witena gemote Clui
Mrs. G. J. Scheeler furnished bob fc
the ride out to the Greene home. Th
u subject of the afternoons study wa
Australia. The hostess served ligf
: lunch.
e Mrs. Charles H. Ackert arrived in he
: husbands private car from Chicas
e this afternoon, and will be here unit
e Saturday night, the guest of Mr.. Ack
erts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Ack
ert, and sister, Mrs. Margaret Acker
: Mrs. Ackert was accompanied by he
IS sister, Miss Ida Dugan who will maxi
/ her home here.
The Concordia Mahebunds was enter
4 tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Pr
: ter Mayer, III West State street. TT
# attendance was good. The ladies spe'
the afternoon sewing quilt blocks. Je1
ME and Esther Mayer and Patien,
A. Wallace assisted Mrs. Mayer in ser'
s ing. Guests of the nahebund were Mr.
1t Rudolph Kohler and Mrs. C. A., Park
N Mrs. Minnie e. Allen entertained
le company of twelve lady friends at
T.. o'clock dinner and cards at her hon
l. 206 West State street Dinner w
le served in four courses, and afterwar
the guests enjoyed themselves with fl
le hundred. Miss Lou Vogel won the hei
prize and Miss Amanda Redel won t
consolation prize. The only CUES
le present from out of the city was MI
y George 7. Hagen, of Baxter.