Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-09


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,The City In Brief I.
Hodges repairs watches.
Rag picture. Colonial. tonight.
o. \. Tuttle. jewsIer, ana opt,ciaa.
Mrs. e. J. Robb was in Gilman today.
d.. Graham. osteoDath. Masonic temple
Regular dance at Forney's hall Sat
urday night.
The Angelus, In Rag pictures. at
Colonial tonight.
Order your country dressed chicken
early. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Deputy Sheriff W. b. Mason was in
State Center Thursday on business.
Leinbach Bros. will serve stewed
chicken and noodles tomorrow noon.
u. Baked chicken supper at the Y. w.
c.. A. Saturday night. Public invited.
A meeting Of the board of directors
OF the Marshalltown Club will be held
tonight
"Wear Ever" aluminium ware on sale
now, IS cent, 45 cent and So cent
saucepans. Schmidt.
Remember the big closing out sale
Of Eadie Music Company begins Satur-
day. Feb. 10; 121 East Main street.
Marshall County Breeders Associa-
ton sale Of pure bred Shornhorns at
8 Harmon's barn Wednesday, Feb. IA.
Miss Ruth Groff. of Boone, is here
visiting at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
w. T.. Miller. AL North First street.
Popcorn crispettes are 50 delicious
that people are buying five and six
packages at a time. Have you tried
them?
AN water damaged table linens
sheetings, percaIes, etc:, to be closed
out tomorrow less than cost. Nettie
( Ingledue & Co.
Those wishing tickets for the leap
year dance Monday, Feb. IL, Will hnd
them on sale at Tuttle's jewelry store.
Present YOUR Invitation.
+. I, MIS-. yonn sloulisg, i ii; Fos sc ~,
street. has about recovered from ner
recent serious illness due to scarlet
fever. The nurse was discharged today.
4 Few tine Plymouth pullets. singly. in
dozen lots, or as you like; also few
Rhode Island Red cockerels; at right
prices. Bristol & Good, 25 South Cen
ter. I
Attend the auction sale Of groceries
and queensware at the old cooperative
store Saturday, 2 to p. m. and eve
price. Dillon Bros.
Beautiful Bush q Lane, Haines
Bros. and brewster pianos. beautiful
player pianos all going at less than
factory cost at closing out sale of
Eadie Music Company, 121 East Main
street.
The oppice Fruit Company sells the
candies made by the American Candy
Company. Of Milwaukee. Rex brand
quality and richness over all other bit
ter sweets made. Try q box.
The true test Of good company is
shown by tho loyalty Of its policyhold-
9rS: n0~DQssAtobeo~x>aE0~Of AOw1 lsa0
go per cent Of the insurance written in
the forty five years Of Its history still
in force today. No other company
equals this record. H. e. Casner, dis
trict agent .sls. 81.
Invitations to the number Of about
400 were issued today by Messrs. and
Mesdames Edgar A. Francis. George A.
Howe. William II. Gilbert, and L. Muir
ray Osborne. for q recital to be given
in. Red Mems hall on the evening Of
Friday. Feb. 16. The program is to be
given by Mr.. Henry J. Hadheld, Of
Mount Vernon. N. r. reader.
Mr. Benjamin Van Metre, of Letcher.
with his cousin, Mr.. r. A. Julian, and
Van Metre 10 on his way to Chicago to
look after business matters. He is in
the hardware business at Letcher in
company with his father, John Van
Metre, formerly Of st. Anthony.
Mrs. w. II. Reed. Of Ontario. CAL,
arrived in the city Thursday to
visit her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. E..
wildmap. Mrs. Reedsnnds this climate
and furnace heated houses rather
agreeable. as she says people are suf-
fering from cold in California because
Of the severe weather and lack of ade-
quate heating facilities in the houses
there. .aas..
The Woman's Missionary Association
OF fhe United Brethren church met
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Charles b. Rogers, s01 West
Church street. An enjoyable program
was given, with Mrs. A. Melberg as
leader during the study hour. A social
time followed, and the hostess served
light refreshments. There was a good
attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Sheffield. who
have been in charge Of the Country
Club house and grounds for two years.