Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-05


! The City in Brief
Good watch repairing. Hodges.
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DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Dr.. Billiard. %osteopath. Is West Main.
New dresses arrived today. The
Andrews Store.
All srocers and confectioners sell
popcorn c%rispettes.
Good coal, good service. South Side
Coal Company, phone "a.
Valentines of the better kind. The
Camera Shop, 1OS East Main.
Court of Honor bazaar and fair at
Red Mems hall tomorrow night.
George r.. Norris, IRE, lightning AMI
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
Three fur coats-3s, 50. 42-must be
sold. Get our prices. The Andrews
Store.
Womens' and childrens' leeced hose,
% cent quality, 10 cents. The Andrews
Store.
Popcorn crispettes have that taste
like more" flavor. Don't delay, try
them today.
See NJ. Banzhaf for plumbing;
prompt service and right prices. Phone
$40; Is North First street.
S. W.. Lashelle has gone to Roches-
ter, Mimi. with the expectation of I'M
%dergoing a surgical operation.
There are more new things out in
valentine novelties than ever before.
See the largest line at Pinkerton's.
The wimodausis Aid Society will be
Clara Robertson. 215 North Second
avenue
Closing out sale-s10,0 100000 stock Of
shoes must be closed cut in the mex
thirty days. George Whitton. IA East
Main street.
sauer kraut supper and apron sale
Tuesday. Feb. 6. 5 to 1880 p. M, at Ger
AiANAA 49, 80 ~ al AZ
Linn street.
Miss Anna T. Collins, visiting nurse.
is confined to her room owing to a Sc
we're cold. Miss Lulu Johnson is doing
Miss Collins work.
For sale-Houses and lots at 400,
4O3h and COL West State street. In
quire at 403 West State, or S. c.. Bell,
phone 1857 white.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Hussef, Of Water
loo. district deputy of the Lady Mac
cabees, arrived in the city this morn
ing to remain during the week.
Come to the Baptist Temple to-
night A peoples service in a peoples
torsfor the salvation Of the people.
Special c~onvocation signet Chapter.
No. 3S, r. A. NJ, Monday evening.
Feb. s, 1880. Mark Masters degree.
Members should be present il possible.
a. D.. Meeker. H. P.
Favorite pancake flour m already
prepared and all that is necessary to
do is to add water or milk and it is
ready for the griddle. Your grocer
handles it all the time.
James S. Reed, an aged teamster liv-
ing at 305 South Third avenue is very
critically sick of obstruction Of the
bowels. Mr.. Reed has been sick, quite
seriously much of the time, for sew
eral weeks.
The Equitable Life of Iowa paid
more in dividends last year to the liv-
inc than IN death 1nCSoo II novo IN
live and carry your insurance with the
Equitable of Iowa. II. E. Casner, dis
trict agent.
The true test of a good company is
shown by the loyalty Of it's policyhold-
ers. The Equitable Life Of Iowa has
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.
Twenty-six members Of the Chippewa
sea Saturday night, where the degree
team initiated a class of eighteen pale
faces into the Chelsea tribe. Two Ut
the others being Of Chelsea. Supper
Was served dlleT Inc cereIIoliy WdS
over.
1t is thought there is perhaps a
very slight Improvement today in the
condition Of A. +. Myers. who is sick
Of uremic poisoning. MI. Myers had
a very badly night, which followed a
severe chill Sunday, but since early
this morning ne appears to have i'm
proved 2, little. His condition is still
very serious.
The home and education department
of the Women's Club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. II. G. Brint-
nall and Mrs. w. NJ. Nelson at the
home of the former, 317 North Third
street. Papers were given as follows:
"The Why's Of Jelly Making by Mrs.