Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-10
Or. Nichols. physician and surgeon.

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Flitton dys. works. "a West Church
street.
y Some good things still to be had ct
Schobert's.
Have your clothes cleaned ana dyed
at at Flitton's, q West Church street.
You Will find everything you want In
garments at the Hawkeye.
The w. C. \. q. viii meet at the wo-
mems Exchange Thursday afternoon.
Just received by express, ten hand
some ladies' tailor made suits. Lee &
Benedict.
The Louise kid glove at 81 lis equal
to any $1.25 glove on the market. Buy q
pair and get So in trading stamps.
Hoyts Department Store.
Mr.. E. G. Wallace left Tuesday even
ing for Ottumwa, where today he was
in attendance at the annual shooting
tournaments OF the Ottumwa Gun Club.
The Peyton Sisters Comedy Company
comes to the Odeon for three nights
and Saturday matinee, beginning
Thursday tomorrow night in late
comedy successes; TO- 90 and 30 cents.
Ladies free night tomorrow night.
If my neighbors want to realize 81
good price for their wheat crop they
will do we'll to draw ii to the mill at
was cents per hushel over our local
buyer, which will pay for an extra long
haul. w. y. Elliott.
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Officer Burt Cochran, Of the city pos
lice force, who has been off duty for
about a week owing TO felon on his
hand, went to Dubuque this morning
for a brief visit. Mrs. Cochran has
been visiting in Dubuque for the past
few weeks and will accompany her
husband home.
Mr.. Harry r. Rosebrook and wife. of
5Oskaloosa, were in the city Tuesday
afternoon, en- route east on a three
weeks wedding trip. Mr.. Rosebrook,
who is the son of Mr.. l.. r. Rosebr0ok,
was married at noon Tuesday to Miss
Lulu B. Gentry. a well known young
lady of the Mahaska capital.
The oskaloosa Herald says: '.Dr.
Enoch Lewis and family have moved to
Oskaloosa from Albion and are now To-
Gated at 519 North b street DIR. Lewis
comes here to educate his children in
Penn College. Two daughters. Mary and
Alice. graduated from Penn some years
ago and are now teachers in Desi
Moines. Two sons and another daugh-
ter have also attended the college and
others will enter soon.,
"A luncheon served in honor of visit
ing ladies was much enjoyed by
number of ladies at i o'clock .oday,
who We're the guests of Mrs. II. j.
Howe. Those invited We're the old time
friends of Mrs. Rita Lorton Schmidt. of
Chicago, who sang for the Twentieth
Century Club Tuesday evening. The.
other guests of nonor We're Mrs. Jessie
Mallory Thayer. of Charlton, and Mrs.
Carrie Jacobs Bond. OF Chicago.
Mrs F. j. Emery and family, who
have resided in the city for the past
year in apartments in the c, H. Young
home. No. 200 South Third avenue, left
this morning for Kansas City, where
they will reside. Mr.. Emery having left
for the Missouri city a few days ago.
Mr.. Emery has been in the employ of
the Rhoades- Carmean Company as car
rage trimmer since MS stay IN the city
and was one of several of the Marshall-j
town employees VINO went to Kansas
City to take a position in new factory
just opening up.
Mrs. Belle Waldo went to Grnnell
this morning. where this evening at s
O'clock she was present at the marriage
of her cousin. DIR. Pearl Z. Somers, to
Miss Nellie Morrison. Both of the con-
tracing parties are we'll known in Mar
shalltown, the groom having been .
former Marshall county boy. reared at
Green Mountain. He is an alumnus OF
Iowa College and later of Rush Medi-
cal, and since his graduation has been.
practicing in Grinnell. His bride is i
well-known Grinnell lady and visited in
this city many times a few years ago
as the guest of her uncle. Mr.. c. F..
Kicker and family, then Of this city
but now of Grinnell. She was in the
city last Thursday to attend the Nor
ris- WATSON nuptials.
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