Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-31
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The City In Brief

I, The City In Brief !
DR.. MARS. 12o East Main street.
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George ]. Allen. opti-a. specialist.
| Mr. Charles Jentsch, of Lisconlb
spent the day in the city,
Wanted-Teams to haul ice. $3.50 pei
day. Marshall Ice Company.
Dr. Cora Williams Choate, physician,
Fidelity Bank building. Phone 81.
Wanted-Men to cut and pack ice
Inquire at river Wednesday morning
Marshall Ice Company
The Wimodansis Aid Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Will
| Lage, 406 South Fourth street.
J. H. Lopez, a deputy sheriff Of Polk
county, was in the city today while on
his way to Eldora on business.
Wanted-To rent for the season 1910
fifty to seventy-five acres good land
close in. Marshall Vinegar Company.
Plenty Of A No. country butter in
rolls, special price for five or ten
pounds. Will Miller North First Ave.
Get some blooming plants for your
home. primroses, cyclornen, azeleas, be-
gonias, cinerarias, in profusion at
Kemble's.
Social dance at Forney's hall, Wed
nesday evening, Feb. 2. Evening tick
cts SO cents. Admission 10 cents
Jones orchestra.
Mr.. Maurice NJ. o'Brien returned
home Saturday evening from Lamont,
where he went Friday for brief visit
with friends.
Social dance at Forneys hall, We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 2. Evening tick
cts so cents. Admission 10 cents
Jones orchestra.
The difference between contented and
satisfied? There is no difference if
you trade here, for you are both at
once. Parlor grocery.
Simmons say they are too busy to
write ads today. Tell the people they
can have the same specials on Tuesday
as advertised for Monday.
1 When you need anything in the flor.
lists line call up Kemble. We ship
everywhere. Our flowers are fresh
homegrown stock and they please.
We are not asking for the earth
Listen! Tomorrow is the first day o.
the shortest month of the year. Try
us. We know you could stand for that
Parlor grocery.
ALTON, ILL.,. as everyone knows is &
fine town of $500 people but the com.
bined circulation of its two dailies is
scarcely one third as large as that O.
the Times-Republican. Try want ad
Mr.. w. q. Manchester, formerl,
storekeeper of the Iowa Central, who
is now special agent, connected will
the purchasing department of the Haw.
ley lines, with headquarters in Min.
neapolis, spent the day in the city OF
business.
Miss Josephine Baughman, Of New
Sharon, spent Saturday in the city a.
the home of her brother, Charles A
Baughman, being on her way to New
Sharon from Toledo, where she hat
been called by the death of a cousin
Miss Gussie Baughman.-
j, The Beethoven Club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Miss Catherin
Sutphen, at the Marshall Conservator,
of Music, over 11S West Main street
Miss Sutphen will be assisted by ldre
Cassie Mullineaux Richards. of Stat
Center, and Miss Marguerite Lewis.
Circle number five, st. Pauls churcl
will serve coffee, bacon, homemad
buckwheat cakes and waffles wit,
DiclSinson's maple syrup and Dickin
sons maple butter Tuesday, Feb ]
from 8 a. m. until p. m. in the gull
room. European plan. Everybody in
vited.
, Der Deutsche Undertakings Krei
was entertained Saturday afternoon b
Mrs. Alfred Stern, 1o5 West Churc
street. There was a good attendant
and the routine study was followed b
a social hour. The hostess was assist
ed in serving by Mrs. P. A. Stern an
Miss Elsa Stern
The Eastern Star Circle will hold a
important meeting Tuesday afternoo
at the home of Mrs. I. Il. Forbes, 40
North Third street, when it will be de
ClQoQ Dy NOlo WHETHER OF NOT Ile ClICl
will be continued. Some members ar
of the opinion that the organizatio
had better disband, while others favo
continuing it.
The funeral of Mrs. w. M. LaPlan
, was held from the Catholic church a
ST. Anthony at 10 o'clock Saturda
morning, Rev. Father Tobin officiating
, The service was largely attended an
there were many floral offerings. In
terment was in the st. Anthony GENE
terry The pail bearers were Messr
! John Flanagan, Edward Flanagan
1 James Mclaughlin, John Mackin, Viii
4 liam Drew and Joe Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wilkey, living tw
and one-half miles southwest of tn
4 city, entertained number of thei
Y neighbors Thursday evening. Dancin
\ was enjoyed by the young folks and tn
n older people spent the evening social
/ and with cards. At II o'clock MIR
/ Wilkey, assisted by Mrs. Gus Estel an
H Miss Kathryn Brady, served refresh
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